How many holidays have you spent feeling guilty that little Fido has been forgotten around the holidays? While everybody else is enjoying their Christmas booty, your favorite four-legged friend is left with not so much as a bone to chew. {relatedarticles}Well, fear not. There are plenty of ways for you to stuff Sparky's stocking. Try these canine offerings on for size. You won't go wrong with a delicious beef bone that you can pick up at just about any pet store, as well as Target, Wal-Mart or other large chains. The bones will usually run you anywhere from $5 to $15. However, the enjoyment your dog will get gnawing on the bones is priceless. Of course, you can never go wrong by giving Rover a new place to lay his head. Pick up a new doggy bed for your pampered pooch. If they seem pricey at the local pet store, check out Sam's Club, Costco or other chains for basement bargains on dog beds. You'll likely get more bark for your buck.
Tug toys, rope bones and other chew toys also make great gifts. For under $10, you can also get your canine pal his or her very own stocking to hang on the wall. Fill it with your pooch's favorite treats. If you're feeling really crafty, why not bake a batch of canine cookies? {relatedarticles}You'll find recipes on sites such as Bullwrinkle.com. Prepare them in bulk, freeze as many as you want and you'll have them on hand for months to come. If you're still looking for ways to involve your pup this holiday season, you can also pick up some new threads. A Santa hat, a t-shirt or even a studly new collar will give your dog a whole new look and outlook on being part of the holiday madness.