12 Christmas Presents That Will Have Your Dog Tearing Through Their Packages

Santa Claus and Mrs Claus, George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley – Christmas is all about great duos. Well, you can now add celebrity fashion designer Christian Cowan and chic pet brand Maxbone to that list. The pair teamed up for this cosy knit sweater that’s perfect for stylish pups.

All of the festive commotion can be overstimulating for pups. If you get the sense they’re counting the minutes until it’s over, send them into the future with the Wicked Ball. Cheerble’s gadget is the next generation of interactive toys; it’ll roll, bounce and light up on its own, providing a fun and rigorous physical and mental workout.

Baked with festive cinnamon, orange and ginger, these dinky biscuits are the perfect late-night treat for any pup who gets the munchies.

This stylish harness will give your dog more freedom to move, and it includes a healing crystal for added relaxation value (hopefully).

With pomegranate-scented shampoo, cologne and bed refresher mist, this kit comes pretty close to a doggy spa day.

This natty bandana will make your pup the envy of the park. Even if they don’t have the patience (or table manners) for afternoon tea at Fortnum’s, they can still enjoy a bit of the fancy department store’s classic style.

The Ubbe is more than its Instagram-ready aesthetic, though that certainly doesn’t hurt. This fillable toy will keep your pup occupied for hours and its detachable design means it won’t take you long to clean when they’re done.

Whistle’s smart device lets you track your pet’s wellbeing and activity while offering personalised insights to detect possible ailments early. It’s an ideal Christmas present because the best gift really is good health (unless we’re counting cash, which isn’t much use to your dog).

Finally, a pet product for sneaker heads. Let’s just hope your dog doesn’t do to these what they did to your new Nikes while teething.

Just when you thought there wasn’t anything left that Supreme hadn’t slapped its logo on, at least now your dog can get in on the trend. Besides, if they don’t like it, it’ll probably resale for, ooh, eight times the initial value.

Barbour is known for making sturdy, durable wax jackets that are perfect for a country ramble. Now this quintessentially British brand makes sturdy, durable dog toys, too. And this one also happens to be incredibly cute.

Nina Ottoson’s puzzle games for Outward Hound are the gold standard for dogs who need an intellectual challenge.