Collection: Christmas Collection

When deciding what to get your dog for Christmas, consider their preferences and needs. A thoughtful gift could be a new accessory like a treat pouch, a holiday themed dog bandana, or even a fun walk to a dog-friendly park.

Christmas can be stressful for some dogs due to changes in routines, loud noises, or unfamiliar guests. Providing a quiet space, maintaining their usual schedule, and offering comforting toys or blankets can help reduce stress.

Dogs may not understand the concept of gifts in the same way humans do, but they can recognise and appreciate new items or treats given to them, especially if they associate them with positive experiences or your attention and affection. So, while they might not grasp the concept of gift-giving, they can certainly recognise and enjoy the things you give them.

As a general rule of thumb, we recommend sizing up if your dog is in-between sizes. Refer to our size-guide for comprehensive sizing recommendations.

Whether or not dogs should get Christmas presents is a matter of personal preference and care for your pet. Many people enjoy giving their dogs presents and filling their stockings with accessories like poop bags or treat pouches as a way to celebrate the holiday season and show their love for their furry family members. It's not a necessity, but it can be a fun and thoughtful way to include your dog in Christmas.

Undo the strap located at the back of the holder and slide through the gap at the top of the lead. Secure the strap back onto the holder and you're done.

The best Christmas gift for a dog varies, but popular options include interactive toys, christmas bandanas, or a special holiday-themed collar, like Ruby Red or Bottle Green.