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- Get matching haircuts with their dog.
- Create “paw print” crafts for every holiday.
- Build custom ramps because “he doesn’t like stairs.”
- Give them a retirement party after agility class ends.
- Let the dog pick baby names.
- Send postcards “from the dog” while on vacation.
- Give their dog a side hustle as a “petfluencer.”
- Make dog biscuits shaped like famous celebrities.
- Let the dog ride shotgun… in a booster seat.
- Buy a matching designer bag for themselves and the dog.
- Create a scrapbook titled “Our Journey Together.”
- Refer to their dog as “CEO of my heart.”
- Keep a chart of their dog’s mood swings.
- Put the dog on hold while answering another call.
- Pretend the dog is their coworker in Slack chats.
- Decorate a locker for the dog at daycare.
- Make a will and name the dog as sole heir.
- Start a podcast “hosted” by the dog.
- Let the dog “review” treats on YouTube.
- Take personality quizzes “as the dog.”
- Call their ex and say, “the dog misses you.”
- Let their dog choose what’s for dinner with a spinner wheel.
- Create a vision board “inspired by the dog’s energy.”
- Make their dog wear sunglasses in public.
- Use AI to generate fan art of their dog as a medieval knight.
- Call the vet “his primary care provider.”
- Refer to the mailman as “his mortal enemy.”
- Put the dog in the family group chat.
- Print holiday cards featuring only the dog.
- Keep a baby monitor on their crate at work.
- Dress up together for cosplay conventions.
- Create a family crest featuring a paw print.
- Set the dog’s bark as their ringtone.
- Let the dog have a themed birthday (e.g., “Barkchella”).
- Send handwritten thank-you notes from the dog.
- Film slow-motion videos of the dog running “like Baywatch.”
- Give them a “Monday motivation” pep talk.
- Install smart lights that change color based on the dog’s mood.
- Refer to treats as “salary.”
- Say “he’s very spiritual” because he stared into space once.
- Let the dog host a fake cooking show.
- Let the dog choose paint colors by sniffing samples.
- Buy matching Crocs and sunglasses.
- Refer to dog hair as “glitter from heaven.”
- Wear shirts that say “Dog’s Personal Assistant.”
- Let the dog veto dates.
- Include the dog in family therapy sessions.
- Hold “barkfast” events with themed brunches.
- Write poems “inspired by his bark.”
- Let the dog set New Year’s resolutions.
- Throw a “first walkiversary” party.
- Blame the dog for text typos.
- Refer to barking as “vocal affirmations.”
- Buy a car based on whether the dog fits in the back.
- Use pet-safe dye to give the dog “unicorn ears.”
- Ask the dog what they think before quitting a job.
- Hire a dog astrologer.
- Ask, “What would Buster do?” in times of crisis.
- Claim the dog understands sarcasm.
- Create a Spotify Wrapped “for the dog.”
- Keep a “doggie diary” updated daily.
- Start every story with, “So today, my dog…”
- Create a VR world where the dog can “visit the park.”
- Buy scented candles that “remind him of grandma.”
- Frame the first poop bag they ever used.
- Host a doggy talent show.
- Let the dog judge people on dating apps.
- Bake matching cakes—one for them, one for the dog.
- Organize “bark mitzvahs” with DJs.
- Get a commemorative coin made of their dog.
- Display their dog’s baby teeth in a shadow box.
- Put a graduation cap on their puppy after training school.
- Create a YouTube “home tour” narrated by the dog.
- Refer to playdates as “social events.”
- Send their dog to a spa for mud baths.
- Name their house WiFi “PawsAreHome.”
- Teach the dog to press buttons to say “I love you.”
- Take a vacation “just the two of us.”
- Get a custom theme song written for their pup.
- Wear shirts that say “Dog Dad AF.”
- Take “maternity leave” for a new puppy.
- Replace their child’s photo with the dog’s on their desk.
- Invite the dog to a wedding as an official guest.
- Use the dog’s birthday as their password.
- Claim the dog predicted the Super Bowl winner.
- Make a TikTok trend about “what my dog eats in a day.”
- Let their dog “paint” with paws and call it art.
- Hang a “do not disturb, dog meditating” sign.
- Use their dog as a measuring tool: “It’s about 3 Rovers long.”
- Say, “He’s not fat, he’s just… fluff forward.”
- Build a pup-sized replica of the White House.
- Give their dog an emotional support human.
- Take holiday photos with their dog in matching Santa suits.
- Tell strangers the dog’s “dating history.”
- Say, “She’s in her cottagecore era.”
- Throw the dog a prom with a corsage.
- Paint a mural of the dog by the dog.
- Call the dog their “emotional support chaos agent.”
- Start a religion centered on their pug.
- Have the dog write passive-aggressive Yelp reviews for groomers.