This year, I was excited when I finished my Christmas shopping five days before. However, there are many people still out there scrambling to get their last gifts.
For those of you who know a friend or family member who are dog fans, here are some gifts you may want to consider at the last minute:
*(These are suggestions solely for people who live in the United States).
- Kong Toys
These are the tried and true toy for any dog. Their shape is unique and the inside is hollow so you can stuff it with peanut butter, cheese or your favorite dog food. A busy dog is a non-destructive dog. Their prices range from $5 to $17USD. - Greenies
This holiday season, Greenies has put out special holiday gift boxes of their famous treats. You can get anywhere from 17 large treats to 96 teenie treats for $30USD. Go to the website and you can get a buy one get one free coupon for their product. - Outward Hound Backpack
This is great for the hiker who loves to go outdoors or the person who loves to walk around the town. This comes in sizes from Extra Small to Large and is priced around $15USD. - Doggles
These are great protection for dogs during windy days or on days where the sun is just too strong. If they like to stick their head out the window, when riding in the car, it will keep things from hitting their eyes. In the winter, if it's snowing, it will keep the snow out of their eyes as well. - Dog Beds
Dog beds come in all shapes and sizes. You can get something as little as a donut bed for $10USD or elaborate as a custom-made one for much more money. The Petco Cuddler bed looks like a great buy for $18USD. It's a great way for your dog to take a nap or a way to entice them off your bed when you go to sleep at night.
When in doubt, you can never go wrong with a dog stocking full of dog toys or a Santa hat for that dog owner whose dog you're not certain belongs on the naughty or nice list. :)
Well, I hope you all have made great progress on your holiday shopping. Do any of you have any favorite ideas for last minute gifts?
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