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Do you know someone who loves their dog? Whether they have a smol floof or a big good boy, getting them a gift to commemorate their beloved pet is always a good idea. And best of all, creative presents centered around pooches are plentiful and fun to shop for. Knowing where to begin can be a challenge, so we’ve given you a head start by picking a bevy of dog-centric products.
While many dog gift guides center around things for the pooches themselves, we have selected items that are for humans but have a canine twist. Some of these are personalized products. One of our favorites is the Pet Portrait Pillow by Helen Penny Shop. It’ll help you celebrate a dog via an illustrated cushion. Designed as a “super huggable alternative to your pet,” the charming pillow is a spitting image of the real pup that will make any couch a lot comfier.
Scroll down to see our picks of gifts for dog lovers. But if you’re more of a cat person, don’t fret—we’ve found some purrfect items for you, too.
Know someone that loves their pup? Get them one of these creative gifts for dog lovers.
Funny Pet Candle
Bold Coast Candle Co. | $12
Custom Felt Dog
Willane | $125+
Custom Pet Portrait Pillow
Helen Penny Shop | $162.40+
Wooden Dog Stacking Game
Comma | $20
Dasher Dog Table Lamp
Anthopologie | $228
Personalized Ceramic Portrait
Ryaba Vosh Ceramics | $54
Personalized Dog Notepad
Jojostudios | $16
Cool Dog Print
Berkley Illustration | $12
Actual Dog Paw Print Necklace
Chapman Jewelry | $32
Dachshund Ceramic Palette
Tramai ceramics | $25+
Noble Beast Dog Tag
Kodiak Milly | $13.72+
Dog Pot Holders
Southern Coasters | $12
Dog Breed Cheese Board
Tom Cash | $45
Leather Dog Waste Bag Dispenser
Hunting Pony | $40
Bichon Candle
Blue Wine Studio | $14
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