23 Gifts for Dog Lovers With Great Taste

If you know a dog that prefers a more refined knit for their chewing pleasure, these minimalist dog toys by Portland-based House Dogge will do the trick. Plus, the wool is Oeko-Tex-certified, and House Dogge uses upcycled cotton rope to make each product, which ensures a safe playtime situation. The toys can also be customized, making it the perfect gift for your best friend.  

Eating out of beautiful ceramics isn’t just for humans—dogs can appreciate good dishware too! This stylish rippled set would look right at home on the human table. No need to hide the kibble from design-loving guests.

Love a sheepskin rug? Your dog probably does too. Get a fuzzy number that’s just for them, but that also combines the comfort of memory foam and the sleek look of a faux fur rug. Even more important, it’s machine washable and, you know, it won’t show dog hair. 

Every pet has its own personality, and the people at L.A.-based Trill Paws have designed hilarious, customizable dog tags that’ll make an A+ present for the dog parent in your life. 

For the dog lover who appreciates a good fashion statement, Ware of the Dog has it all. From animal prints to neon leather, their made-in-the-U.S., eye-catching collars, harnesses, and leashes are appropriately out there.

The best dog deserves the best spot in the house. Give Fido the gift of seriously stylish comfort with this miniature futon. Essentially a shrunken version of your own tufted sofa, the stain- and water-resistant upholstery means you don’t have to worry about cleaning up any mess. Even better, the pet sofa is available in two different sizes and three different colors.

Of course we were excited to learn that IKEA has a pet collection. You can stock up on cushions, colorful bowls, minimalist bed frames (yes, we’re still talking about stuff for your dog), and patterned food trays, like this one here. Designed by Inma Bermúdez, the pieces are as functional as they are stylish. 

Lifestyle pet brand Boo Oh was founded by artist and industrial designer Jay Sae Jung Oh and inspired by her French bulldog Boo. The pieces, like this amazing leash, mix Italian leathers with processed metals, and the whole line is assembled entirely by hand in Seoul, South Korea. You’ll likely be even more excited about dog walks with this signature leash. 

You don’t need to hoof it into the backcountry to enjoy a camping adventure with your furry friend. This geodesic dome tent looks like the real deal, with ultralight poles and mesh ventilation window, but its floor is extra durable. The best thing? The tent is pet-size. This is hands one of the most creative gifts for dog lovers who also enjoy the outdoors. 

This thoughtful gift is for the dog mom or dad in your life that likes to keep Fido looking sharp. It comes with thinning sheers, curved and straight scissors, a pet comb, nail clippers, a nail file, and a black leather case. 

If you’re back at the office and miss your four-legged coworkers (the real employees of the month if you ask us), these custom pet portraits might be just the fix. Each are hand-illustrated and can include one ($65), two ($110), or three pets ($165). It would also make for a thoughtful keepsake for dog parents who recently lost their pet. 

These brightly colored poop bag dispenser pouches are sure to improve cleanup duty. Made of lightweight silicone, the setup is compact and can clip to your belt loop or leash.

Take your little dog around in Scandinavian style. The bag is lined with soft faux fur and has mesh panels to let in fresh air, so your dog will stay comfy en route. It features real leather trim and handles, a bonus shoulder strap, and hooks inside to secure your pooch.

It’s true what they say: We don’t deserve dogs. Still, we can try to be half as good to them as they are to us by giving them a luxurious go-anywhere dog bed. Yeti’s comfy, supportive, two-in-one setup includes an ultra-thick home base and a removable travel pad. It’s also machine washable. Match it with an equally travel-ready Yeti dog bowl—it can be personalized with your dog’s name.

Help your doggo get into the holiday spirit with cheery, high-quality bandanas. Patterns include Deck the Halls (pictured), the Nutcracker, Poinsettia, and Under the Mistletoe. The brand also has collars that incorporate bows and bow ties.  

Any dog lover knows how clutch it is to be able to consolidate all the necessities. This stackable storage works as a food bowl, water bottle, and treats container in one. It comes in artichoke (pictured), peach, and black, and it is printed with a cute little dog paw print motif.

Some of the best gifts are a complete surprise. Bark Box offers monthly subscription boxes where they send an assortment of treats (such as dog-friendly peanut butter biscuits and calming pork bites) and toys (like plushies and tennis balls), often around a certain theme. 

Nothing says rugged outdoors dog like a classic leather leash. This adjustable number from Tecovas makes a stylish holiday gift for dog breeds ranging from dachshunds and pugs to great danes and malamutes (so, all of them). 

Give the gift of convenience (and save your loved one the sad puppy dog eyes) with this rinseless shampoo. It helps deodorize and keep coats looking fresh. Not having to deal with the hassle of visiting a groomer is a great gift in itself. 

Who doesn’t love a treat? Especially if it’s a dog treat that keeps teeth healthy and includes feel-good ingredients that help with mobility, calming, and sleep. It would also make for a solid stocking stuffer.