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The best Christmas present for a dog is the one they would pick: something to eat, something to destroy, or something warm for the walk, roughly in that order. This page gathers the festive toys, stockings, calendars and jumpers we sell, and the guide underneath says which suits which dog, because a Rosewood gonk that delights a spaniel lasts four minutes with a staffie.
Snug, dry and looking the part.Order by Tuesday 15 December for Christmas. Ordered by then, 31 of the 36 presents here arrive by Wednesday 23 December. Each one shows its own delivery dates.
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4 items together
£32.49 for the set
Save £3.48 vs buying separately
3 items together
£17.99 for the set
Save £1.99 vs buying separately
3 items together
£26.99 for the set
Save £2.98 vs buying separately
3 items together
£26.99 for the set
Save £2.99 vs buying separately
A carob advent calendar for dogs, breakable into 4 pieces, made in GB
£3.00
A festive nutcracker dental chew for dogs from Rosewood's Christmas range, made with real meat and free from rawhide.
£1.25
A single Hairy Monster ball toy for dogs, from the Christmas range
£4.49
A single Highland cow-shaped dog toy from our Christmas toy range
£16.49
A single squeaky reindeer toy for dogs, from a Christmas-themed toy line
£11.49
458G BAKERS Christmas dog treat selection box with recipe details
£4.50
A single Christmas-themed Highland cow toy for dogs, sold with no material or size detail
£9.49
A cuddly, squeaky Christmas donkey dog toy, approximately 26cm, for gentle play
£9.99
Seven chewy chicken twists in a 75g festive pack, chicken breast wound onto a rawhide stick.
£3.50
A single reindeer plush toy for dogs, sold individually
£9.99
A single capybara-shaped dog toy, sold individually
£9.99
£3.50
A little guidance
Start with the budget and the dog, not the pattern. Under £10 buys a stocking, a bandana or a single festive toy; £10 to £20 buys a knitted jumper or an advent calendar; the ready-made sets at the top of the page put a toy, a treat and something to wear in one box for £17.99 to £32.49, so one parcel covers the whole stocking. Every price on a card is the price you pay, and delivery is £2.99 or free over £39.
If the dog belongs to someone else, choose by what you know. A stocking, an advent calendar or a bandana fits any dog and needs no measurement. A jumper needs the chest size, so only buy one for a dog you have measured, and check the size guide on the product page before you add it. Treats are the one present that never gets ignored, but a dog on a prescription diet or with a known intolerance should get a toy instead.
Order held stock any time up to the week before Christmas: it leaves us within a few days of the order. Lines that show a longer delivery window on their card are posted from further afield and want ordering before December begins. The window on each card is the one we actually expect, not a best case, and the order confirmation repeats it.
| The dog | Buy | Skip |
|---|---|---|
| Eats everything, chews nothing | A stocking or advent calendar | Plush toys they will ignore |
| Destroys every toy in a day | A herding ball or a tough rubber toy | Festive plush, which lasts minutes |
| Small and thin-coated | A knitted jumper in the right chest size | Anything with a hood they cannot see past |
| Old and slower | Soft real-meat treats and a warm bed mat | Hard chews and rawhide |
| A puppy | A small soft toy and puppy-sized treats | Anything with parts to swallow |
Treats are the safest present because every dog wants them. A stocking gives variety; an advent calendar gives a ritual that lasts the whole month, which children enjoy at least as much as the dog. Check the composition if your dog has a sensitive stomach, and put festive treats towards the daily allowance for one who is watching their weight.
Festive plush toys — the Rosewood gonks, the Ancol turkeys and stags — are made to be squeaked and carried about, not chewed to pieces. For a soft-mouthed spaniel or a small dog they last the season. For a dog who unstuffs a toy in an afternoon, buy the plush for the photograph and a tough rubber toy or a herding ball for the afternoon.
A knitted jumper is the one Christmas item that keeps working in January: thin-coated dogs — greyhounds, whippets, staffies, dachshunds — feel a December walk, and a jumper cut for a dog sits over the shoulders and leaves the legs free. Chest measurement decides the size. Double-coated breeds do not need one and are better with a bandana, which does no harm.
When you do not know the dog, treats are the safe bet and a size-specific jumper is the risky one. A stocking, an advent calendar or a bandana, which fits by collar size, all land well without a measurement. Avoid rawhide for a dog you have not met.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
Treats first, then a toy suited to how hard they chew, then a jumper if they are a thin-coated breed. A stocking or advent calendar is the safest choice for a dog you do not know well.
For supervised play with a dog who carries toys rather than chews them, yes. A dog who unstuffs toys should have a tough rubber toy instead, and any toy with a squeaker exposed should be taken away.
A stocking is £3 to £8, an advent calendar £3 to £8, a plush toy £4 to £10 and a knitted jumper £10 to £25. The dog does not know the difference; buy for the dog you have.
Every product page shows its own last order date rather than one date for the whole shop, because transit times differ across the range. Order well before the middle of December — the last two weeks are the worst time of year to rely on a tight delivery estimate.
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