Jingle Barks & Furry Fun: 11 Easy Dog Christmas Party Themes That’ll Have Tails Wagging
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Fun Ideas for Your Next Christmas Dog Party!
Don’t forget to include your furry friends in the festivities this holiday season! Throwing a dog Christmas party is the best way to get into the holiday spirit while spending time with ALL of your friends and family members.
This year, skip the traditional holiday gathering with a fun theme! From laidback pajama parties to an upscale Yuletide Ball, I’ve put together a list of easy and memorable party ideas so you can make some tail-wagging memories to look back on in the New Year.
Whether planning a relaxing evening with your close friends or a holiday bash for doggy daycare, these party themes will help you throw an amazing Xmas canine celebration. Let’s get ready to deck the halls with balls and treats!
Dog Christmas Party Ideas
Christmas parties can be a lot of work. Between choosing a party theme and decorations and setting up activities, food, and drinks, there’s a lot to do! Adding our four-legged friends to the mix means the whole party will need to be dog-friendly too.
It’s important to remember that holiday gatherings can also be easy and fun! So, don’t stress out. Use these dog Christmas party ideas to give you a headstart on throwing the best howliday party of the season!
1. Holiday Pajamas Party
Bust out the matching Christmas PJs! Your party will be a perfect blend of cute and comfortable.
2. Ugly Christmas Sweater Party
Who doesn’t love good old Ugly Christmas Sweaters? Grab some from the store or get creative and make your own.
3. Naughty or Nice Holiday Party
A Xmas party where the truth comes out! Were you and your canine companion naughty or nice this year? Green = Nice Red=naughty (we know who really ate the last cookie!)
4. Winter Wonderland
Wearing white and silver is in for this party. Think beautiful, playful snowflakes for decorations.
5. Christmas Cookie Party
Have everyone bring their favorite holiday treats and cookies to decorate and exchange with each other. Don’t forget to bring treats for both humans and pups!
6. Christmas Movie Night
Make it easy and have your two and four-legged friends over to watch a holiday movie. Wear a comfortable outfit and get ready to cuddle with your best puppy-dog.
7. Christmas Character Costume Party
This theme is perfect if you miss costumes and dressing up for Halloween. Have everyone come as their favorite Holiday movie character. Take a bet on how many doggie Santa Claus or reindeer show up.
8. Yuletide Ball
The perfect excuse to dress up this festive season! Don’t forget to throw a tie or bow on your furry friend so they can get dressed up too.
9. White Elephant (gift exchange)
Remember that pile of dog toys your doggy doesn’t play with anymore? Let it find a new home during this White Elephant party!
10. Holiday Photo Party
You know how hard it is to find a photographer who is comfortable with your pets (and vice versa?). Throw a party where you can all take turns completing your pet-friendly holiday photos for Christmas cards.
11. Santa Paws Workshop
Tis the season for giving! Throw a dog Christmas party where guests bring donations for a local shelter. You can even set up an “Elf” station where people can make DIY enrichment toys for pups in need!
Get Ready to Bark the Halls and Deck the Paws!
Remember, the magic of Christmas isn’t just for humans- it’s for all creatures big and small. What better gift for your pup this holiday season than to give them your time? Including your pooch in your Christmas celebrations is a great way to guarantee that they don’t get ignored or left behind in the hustle of the busiest time of year. So grab your Santa hat and get ready to host an amazing howl-iday party. Merry Christmas!
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