In the Tag Sale (The New Yorker) 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle, a dog nonchalantly sits on his stairs surrounded by an array of items with tags on them. All of these items, which consist of dog bones, bowls, chew toys, balls, leashes, and tiny dog shoes, appear to be owned by the dog himself. This puzzle is a sophisticated, yet comical image of a dog acting as if he’s retiring from being a dog. While this image takes place in the setting of New York City, the picture itself appears very still. The dog seems quite relaxed, despite the typically crazy city. By making the cover of The New Yorker in April 2012, this jigsaw puzzle is an exclusive find, and rightfully so.