Sleepy Dog Christmas Cards: A Little Peace Among the Festive Fuss
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The stockings are up. The dog has decided it's bedtime.
Some dogs greet Christmas with a wagging tail and a full inspection of the wrapping paper. Others take one look at the preparations and settle in for a well-earned nap. If you know someone whose favourite festive companion belongs to the second group, these sleepy Christmas cards might feel wonderfully familiar.

A little peace for the spaniel person
Our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel has found a Santa hat and a very good reason to close its eyes. This is a card for the friend who makes room on the sofa before they sit down themselves.
“Wishing you a Christmas full of warm blankets, good company and a little time to put your feet up.”
Add a detail they will recognise: the name of their companion, their favourite chair or the ritual of a quiet cuppa together.
The Vizsla's festive schedule
There may be walks to plan and presents to wrap, but this sleepy Vizsla appears to have made another appointment. It is an affectionate choice for someone who knows that even an energetic dog appreciates a pause.

Try a message that leaves a little space in the diary: “Here's to frosty walks, warm welcomes and an afternoon with absolutely nothing planned. Merry Christmas!”
A Staffy and a very important nap
Our Santa-hatted Staffy looks ready to sleep through the rustle of wrapping paper. We cannot promise the same when the biscuits come out. Choose this one for a Staffy admirer who appreciates the quieter moments as much as the celebrations.

For a playful greeting: “May your Christmas be as cosy as this little face looks – and may the biscuits make it all the way to the tin.”
Make the message theirs
A simple wish becomes special when it contains something real. Mention a winter walk you would love to share, a pet who always claims the blanket, or a favourite Christmas tradition. A few thoughtful words are plenty.
Find more familiar faces in our Christmas card collection. There is a whole festive season ahead; the nap can come first.