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Dog and cat calendars

Our calendar range is mostly breed-specific — German Shepherd, Border Collie and Pug are among the most popular — in both a traditional wall format and a slimmer, space-saving version, alongside a smaller selection of cat designs. Pick the format first, since that decides how much daily writing space you actually get, then look for your breed within it.

Traditional or slim?

A traditional wall calendar, like the German Shepherd Traditional Calendar or the Border Collie Calendar, gives a bigger grid for writing appointments and a larger photo for each month, which suits a kitchen or hallway wall.

A slim calendar, such as the Pug Calendar Slim or German Shepherd Slim Calendar, takes up less wall space and works well by a desk or on the back of a door, though the writing space per day is smaller.

Choosing a breed, and what if yours isn't there

We stock the more popular breeds rather than every breed going, so if you cannot find your exact one, a personalised option — using your own dog's photo rather than a stock breed image — is usually the better fit anyway.

A calendar with your own dog on it makes a genuinely personal gift for a family member or a dog-mad friend, and it sidesteps the breed-availability problem entirely. That sidesteps the breed-availability problem entirely, while still giving you the familiar wall-calendar format to hang each January.

Using it as a gift

A calendar is a low-cost, practical gift for a dog-mad relative or a colleague doing a Secret Santa, and it does not carry the same risk of getting the size or colour wrong that a jumper or a toy might. Slipping it in with a card is enough on its own.

If you are buying for Christmas, order a personalised option with enough lead time for the photo to be printed and delivered — a stock breed design ships straight away, but anything made to order needs a few extra days.

In this section

Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.

Personalised Engraved Nameplate Leather Dog Collar

Personalised Engraved Nameplate Leather Dog Collar

£14.99

Personalised Leather Dog Collar & Matching Lead Set

Personalised Leather Dog Collar & Matching Lead Set

From£13.99

Personalised Reflective Dog Collar with Engraved ID Plate

Personalised Reflective Dog Collar with Engraved ID Plate

£12.99

Solid Wood Pet Memorial Urn With Photo Frame

Solid Wood Pet Memorial Urn With Photo Frame

From£22.99

Personalised Laser-Engraved Leather Dog Collar

Personalised Laser-Engraved Leather Dog Collar

From£14.99

Antique Bronze Paw-Print Dog ID Tag

Antique Bronze Paw-Print Dog ID Tag

£12.99

DIY Holographic Pet Projection Box

DIY Holographic Pet Projection Box

£51.99

Personalised Leather Dog Collar with Engraved Gold Buckle

Personalised Leather Dog Collar with Engraved Gold Buckle

From£18.99

Red Dingo Flat Stainless Steel Bone ID Tag
Fast UK delivery

Red Dingo Flat Stainless Steel Bone ID Tag

£16.99

Personalised Pet Paw Memorial Night Light

Personalised Pet Paw Memorial Night Light

£24.99

Personalised Bohemian Stripe Dog Collar with Engraved Buckle

Personalised Bohemian Stripe Dog Collar with Engraved Buckle

£12.99

Personalised Padded Reflective Dog Collar with Engraved Nameplate

Personalised Padded Reflective Dog Collar with Engraved Nameplate

£12.99

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Common questions

Do you have calendars for every dog breed?
No, we stock a selection of the more popular breeds such as German Shepherd, Border Collie and Pug, rather than every breed. If yours is not covered, a personalised calendar using your own photos is a good alternative.
What's the difference between the traditional and slim formats?
The traditional format is a larger wall calendar with more writing space per day, while the slim version is narrower and takes up less wall space, at the cost of a smaller area to write in each day.
Would a personalised calendar make a good gift?
Yes — using a real photo of someone's own dog or cat tends to land better as a gift than a stock breed image, particularly for someone who already has plenty of generic pet merchandise around the house.

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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.