Fri, May 29th, 2009
Natalie Ellis, 41, invented a travel dog bowl which reduces splashes and slobber by 90 per cent.
But her dreams of cracking the American market were left in tatters when she was turned down for £120,000 of investment by the dragons and told she did not have a chance of being successful in the US.
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