The Best Gifts for Dogs—And Their Humans

Finally, a cozy anxiety-relieving dog crate that isn’t an eyesore. Fable’s beautifully crafted den is made from a light bent wood and fits in seamlessly into a stylish home. The best thing might just be its sliding grate which comes in either metal or acrylic and slides discretely inside the unit.

To buy: $395, fablepets.com

For the petite pooch, Louis Vuitton’s extra small monogrammed Baxter Dog Collar comes with a charming removable bow engraved with the French fashion house’s symbol. Take your gift up a notch by customizing the nameplate. 

To buy: $410, louisvuitton.com

For the most fashionable dog-owner on your holiday list, it-bag brand Staud recently launched the option to add intricately hand-painted pet portraits on their cult-favorite bags (like the Moon Bag) and on cozy sweatshirts. All you need to do is upload a picture of your pup and account for 3-4 weeks for shipping, so plan ahead. 

To buy: From $350; Staud.clothing

This is not your average dog bowl. Handmade in Italy, Fiammetta’s white marble bowl brings an effortless elegance not usually associated with our pet’s tableware (or, floor ware). Its steel bowl is removable for ease and it also comes in a square shape. 

To buy: $180, artemest.com

Four-legged commuters will love Away’s newest release, the pet carrier. The sleek new multi-tasking bag has stylish leather handles and plush sherpa bedding that’s removable and washable, plus it comes with a cute Max Bone travel kit. We love the option to add personalized embroidered letters.  

To buy: $225; Awaytravel.com

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Featuring Hermes' iconic colors, this stylish leather collar is sophisticated and understated, perfect for any fashion pups out there.

To buy: $640; Hermes.com

Jecka’s animal building blocks will up the ante on any game night, which may well turn into “game week” as that’s the average amount of time it takes to put these sweet dog-shaped plastic bricks together. Bring it on.

To buy: $75; Neimanmarcus.com

If you’re in search of a dog bed that can double as winter-ready decor, this incredibly cozy faux fur dog bed made from human-grade memory foam looks just like a rug. Place near a crackling fireplace for full coziness.  

To buy: $139; Paw.com

Finally, a dog bowl befitting the most pampered of pooches. Tiffany & Co.’s new bone china double dog bowl comes in white and the instantly recognizable Tiffany Blue. 

To buy: $200; Tiffany.com 

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It’s safe to say this maximalist dog bed is only for the most extra of pooches. Know a pooch that fits the bill? Then this Italian-made Versace dog bed in the fashion house’s iconic Barocco print will is just the ticket. 

To buy: $1,295; Neimanmarcus.com

If your dog-obsessed friend whip out photos of their pup wherever they go, this may be the most lavish way to go one better. Los Angeles-based fine jewelry designer Irene Neuwirth's Pet Portrait Collection sells one-of-a-kind accessories carved and hand-painted, then beautifully set behind crystal quartz. These rings are available in rose, white, or yellow gold.

To buy: $8,930; Ireneneuwirth.com

Orange poppy, meadow green, and campfire orange are the colors this highly-rated adventure-proof dog backpack comes in. It has pockets to stash treats and bowls and reflective trim and light loop so pup can always be spotted even in low light conditions. 

To buy: $80; Amazon.com

Festive, cozy, and most importantly cute, stave off the chill on your morning walks while maintaining a fashionable standard with Ralph Lauren’s red and black wool and cotton blend check knit sweater.

To buy: $165; Farfetch.com

Every preppy countryside pup needs a tartan touch, and no brand does preppy countryside fashion quite like Barbour. 

To buy: $35; Saksfifthavenue.com 

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Special occasions call for special outfits and this wooly bow tie from Max-Bone adds just the right amount of pizzazz.  

To buy: $45; Saksfifthavenue.com

Your pup can indulge in a luxury champagne of its very own (albeit one in polyester form) when the ball drops on New Year’s Eve this year. 

To buy: $15; Amazon.com

For the anxious pet owner who wants to keep close tabs on Fido, smart collars are the way to go. Whistle's collar works a bit like a trackable Fitbit for dogs. Not only does the collar track your pet’s location in real-time, let owners set "safe zones", but you can also set activity goals and track fitness progress using the Whistle app. Plus, it's also Prime Free-One Day delivery for those last-minute gift-givers. Complete peace of mind. 

To buy: $130, Amazon.com 

So long, dog smell. Hello, lemon, tea tree leaf, and spearmint. Aesop's Animal wash is a gentle skin and fur cleanser with deodorizing properties that calms sensitive skin and smells great. 

To buy: $39, Lookfantastic.com

It's all in the name: these treats sound just as dignified and royal as they are. Made from whole, organic ingredients that are just as healthy as they are delicious for your pup, pick and choose five flavors (blue bliss? coco crush?) for the dog lover in your life. Treat time just got a whole lot more exciting!

To buy: $60 for a five-pack, lordjameson.com

We’ve come a really long way from the kibble of yesteryear. And Sundays is one of the latest gourmet dog food brands to hit the market. Their high-quality food is dehydrated using a unique air-drying technique that preserves nutrients, kills bacteria, and results in a jerky-like flavor. 

To buy: $59 (was $75), sundaysfordogs.com