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What do you get a dog lover who has everything?

Give them their own dog, painted. A mug, a blanket or a portrait painted from a photo of their dog is one thing they cannot already own, and a short note in the dog's voice comes in the box.

ExampleExample: a dog painted on a mug, a sherpa blanket and a framed portrait in one living room.

Mug $45 · Blanket $129 · Portrait from $59

Make one for my dog

The details

People who have everything still have one thing nobody else has: their dog. A gift built around that dog is personal from the start.

Pick the gift for how they spend time with the dog

  • An illustrated mug ($45) for the morning walk and the coffee after it.
  • A sherpa blanket ($129) for the couch the dog has claimed.
  • A 12 × 18 inch portrait, $59 unframed or $119 in a black, white or red oak frame, for a wall they pass every day.

Let the dog do the talking

The note in the box is written in the dog's voice, from what you tell Buddy about the dog's habits. It names real things: the spot on the bed, the sound of the car, the toy that goes everywhere. It ends with the dog's name.

Find a good photo

Use a clear, recent photo where the dog's face is easy to see. Their own posts and messages are often the best place to find one.

Related questions

  • Do the gifts have words printed on them? No. Each gift is the painting only. The note comes in the box and on a free digital card.
  • Can I see the painting first? Yes. You review the artwork before it goes in your cart.

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