I’ve found 10 pawfect Christmas gifts that will get your dog’s tail wagging

Yellow labrador puppy in front of a christmas tree and a pile of presents opening a gift
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Shopping for Christmas gifts for your dog is a top pet-owner experience – I absolutely love it so I can’t wait to share some of my top finds with you! Your dog is your best friend, a treasured pack member, and loves to get involved with family occasions – why shouldn’t they share in the most woof-derful time of the year?

Buying presents for your dog doesn’t have to be about big spending. While it’s always a treat to splash out, your dog isn’t worried about the price tag. You could even spoil your pup with homemade dog treats – it’s the thought that counts, after all!

Whether you’re after something practical, like one of the best pet trackers or best dog beds, something simple that your dog will love or something tasty, we’ve got you covered.

Here are my top picks – there’s something for every budget and I’d love to buy all of these for my dog!

10 Christmas gifts I’d buy for my dog

1. A toasty place to sleep

2. A real head-scratcher

A husky sat on a bed cuddling with two children in pyjamas, everyone is wearing christmas accessories.

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3. A tasty snack

4. A “caffeine hit”

Yellow labrador partially obscured by a kitchen counter laden with christmas cookies

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5. Some festive treats

6. A game of hide n seek

A yellow labrador sat smartly in front of a christmas tree and pile of gifts. He is wearing a red bow and holding a candy cane in his mouth.

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7. A fast-paced fetch game

8. A fun game for the whole family

9. Surveillance with a snack

10. A fashionable drinking vessel

If you’ve got other pets to buy for, we’ve also put together other guides to the best Christmas gifts for dogs and best Christmas gifts for cats!

Bethany Stone
Freelance Writer

Bethany is an experienced news and features writer with an equestrian specialism, and has been writing for internationally recognised titles, such as Horse & Hound magazine where she is currently features assistant, since 2017.

Prior to her career in journalism, she studied BA English at the University of Nottingham, where she graduated with a first class degree.

As well as cultivating a vast and far-reaching understanding of equine training and management, her first-hand pet care experience also ranges from dogs and rabbits to chickens and sheep.

She’s also volunteered at greyhound rescue centres by walking their four-legged residents.

When she isn’t writing, she's kept busy by her two horses and cocker spaniel, Matilda, who’s a dab hand at dog agility and loves performing her favourite party trick – weaving between her human’s legs as she walks.