Dog Christmas Stockings

As pet parents, we love including our dogs in every celebration—especially Christmas. That’s why choosing one of the best dog Christmas stockings can make the season even more meaningful. High-quality fabrics, personalized details, and charming holiday designs all come together to create a stocking worthy of your beloved companion.

Knit Christmas Stocking

This hand-knit wool stocking from SunflowerDesigns1 is covered in cute dogs and bones, ready for the most spoiled pup in the house. Measuring about 5 inches wide and 19 inches long, it is roomy enough for plenty of dog treats and small gifts.

Made from 100% wool with Fair Isle detail, it is hand-washable and can be finished with your dog’s name for an extra personal touch.

2 Pack Personalized Christmas Stockings with Dog Paw Prints

These plaid pet print stockings mix a classic check body with a knitted cuff, then add paw prints and snowflakes for a playful finish.

Each polyester stocking measures about 18 by 5 inches, so there is plenty of room for snacks, toys, and small gifts without stretching out of shape. Names can be added for a custom look, and they work just as well as decor or as cute gift bags.

Glitzhome Set Of 2 Dog Theme Christmas Stockings

This Glitzhome pair features a unique dog motif on high-quality hooked acrylic, with polyester backing and lining for a neat finish. At 20 inches long, each stocking is large enough for treats and toys, and the style brings a vintage, handmade feel to your mantel.

They come as a set of two, and can be washed in cold water with a spot cleaner if needed.

C&F Home Dog Themed Embroidered Christmas Stocking

This C&F Home stocking shows off a dog-themed embroidered Christmas tree on a white background with a bright red cuff. Made from cotton and measuring about 8.5 by 20 inches, it hangs beautifully and has space for goodies. It pairs nicely with the matching cat stocking, or stands alone as a sweet nod to your favourite pup.

Primitives By Kathy Good Dog Stocking

The Primitives by Kathy “Good Dog” stocking features Santa with a jingle bell puppy and flocked lettering above his head. Cream blanket stitching around the edge and a hanging loop at the top give it a cosy, handmade look.

At roughly 16 by 9.5 inches, this cotton stocking is just right for filling with treats and toys for the dogs in your family.

Bauble Stockings® For Talbots Dog

These Bauble Stockings® for Talbots mini dog stockings are perfect for small treasures, like a gift card or tiny keepsake. The holiday design is stitched in needlepoint with cotton threads and finished with a velvet backing, all handmade in Haiti. At about 6 by 4.25 inches, it also looks lovely as a little accent on the tree or mantel.

Yellow Lab Personalized Dog Needlepoint Stocking

This Yellow Lab needlepoint stocking is handcrafted with a 100% wool front and a cotton velvet back, plus a matching velvet loop for hanging. Around 18 inches long and fully lined, it is designed to last as part of your family mantel display.

Each one can be embroidered with your dog’s name, then cared for with dry cleaning to keep it looking special.

Dog Paw Print & Snowflake Pattern Hanging Socks

These flannel and polyester stockings feature embroidered dog paw prints and snowflakes, finished with a plush cuff for a cosy look. Measuring about 8.7 by 17.5 inches, they have plenty of space for treats, toys, and Christmas morning surprises. Hang them on the tree, by the fireplace, or on a door to add instant pet-friendly cheer.

By the time the tree is lit and the treats are tucked away, I always end up laughing at how quickly my dog spots their stocking. As a dog mum, picking one that matches their little personality has quietly become one of my favorite holiday rituals. Go for something simple, choose something playful, or pick a personalized design that feels extra special—any stocking you choose adds a little more joy to the season when there’s a wagging tail waiting for it.

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