There’s no doubt that there are some dog breeds that garner a huge fan base. From the bubbly, family-friendly Golden Retrievers to the fun-loving, free-spirited French Bulldogs, some dog breeds attract tons of enthusiasts worldwide.
One user, @wrigleyandbirdie, recently highlighted their love for Corgis while putting up their Christmas tree and it’s nothing short of a jolly good time! You’re going to want to hold the tinsel because it’s the most adorable, festive TikTok featuring a Christmas tree and a twist that’s pure holiday cheer.
@wrigleyandbirdie #Corgi #CorgiPuppy #Christmas #ChristmasTree #ChristmasDecor #Angel
There’s this beautifully decorated Christmas tree, all set for the season, with the classic angel topper, but wait for it, the angel’s head is a Corgi’s head! And let me tell you, it’s cuter than you could possibly imagine.
Related: Corgi Dad Shows Off What the Pups Were Really Bred to Do
I mean, who needs a traditional angel when you can have a Corgi angel overseeing the holiday celebrations, right? It’s like the ultimate homage to our fur babies, and it’s giving me all the warm and fuzzy feels.
How to Incorporate Dogs Into Holiday Traditions
Now, if you’re looking to sprinkle a bit of your dog’s magic into your family’s holiday celebrations, there are tons of ways to do it. First off, you can deck the halls (and your pup) with some festive attire. Think Santa hats, reindeer antlers, or even a cozy Christmas sweater for your furry friend. They might not love it as much as we do, but it’s all in the name of adorable holiday photos with Santa!
Another idea is to involve your dog in creating homemade ornaments or paw-print decorations. It’s a fun bonding activity and a way to include a little piece of your pup in the holiday decorations. And let’s not forget about the holiday feast! Whip up some homemade dog treats or include a special dog-friendly dish in your holiday meal. Your pup will appreciate being part of the festive feast.
Oh, and don’t overlook the stockings! Hang a special stocking for your dog filled with their favorite toys and treats. It’s a surefire way to make them feel like part of the holiday fun.
Ultimately, incorporating your dog into your family’s holidays is all about spreading the love and celebrating together. Whether it’s a Corgi angel on the tree or simply enjoying some cozy cuddles by the fireplace, making your pup a part of the holiday magic adds an extra sprinkle of joy to the season.
