Let it never be said that I don’t search Amazon for weird, kitschy stuff. But there’s a distinct difference between searching for say “cat clothing” — yes, I want to dress up my cats — and searching for, I don’t know, “Cat Pet Men Women Gay Lesbian Pet Lover.” So when I search for the former, I certainly don’t expect a search result with the latter in its title. Don’t believe me? Check out the screenshot:

It's a bitchin'; necklace; I won't lie.
That’s not the awkward part, though. I can deal with an overly specific item name, hell I could even embrace it, were it not for the fact that, as a result, the ”Customers Who Bought Items Like This Also Bought” section suggested items that had less to do with animals and more to do with crotchless knickers. OK, actually, it had exactly to do with crotchless French knickers.
I just have a hard time imagining the person that that puts a dog necklace in his cart and then remembers he’s out of K-Y, condoms, and — um, the children’s book “Olivia Helps With Christmas.” Amazon, take note: the less I know about your other customers, the better.