Father's Day Gifts for Dog Dads

Published On June 6th, 2025

Updated On June 9th, 2025

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Reviewed By Petco’s Animal Care, Education and Compliance (ACE) Team

Education and Compliance (ACE) Team

When they aren’t cuddling with their pups, dog dads have it ruff between going to work and doing lots of boring human stuff. Make any chores or life in general more fun by showing dad he’s the top dog this Father’s Day! Petco has got you covered as the one-stop shop for 8 doggone great gifts for pup-obsessed pops of all ages!

1. Custom Paw Prints

Your dog’s paw prints are in dad’s heart, now he can keep them on his desk or on the wall with these frameable kits – one with a no-mess ink pad and the other with an easy-to-use clay for a 3D image; making either one – or both! – the perfect gift for dog dads!

2. Wholesome Dog Home Decor

Show the dog dad in your life just how much he’s loved—with a tail-wagging present from dog to dad he’ll cherish. This charming wooden sign is more than décor; it’s a daily reminder his furry best friend thinks he’s the top of the pops! Crafted from wood and designed in the USA, it's the perfect token of canine-approved gratitude that can hang on a way or freestand on a shelf.

3. Picture-Perfect Frames

Celebrate the unbreakable bond between a dog dad and his pup with this "Me & My Doggie" picture frame. This charming gray wooden frame fits a 4" x 6" photo of your favorite memory of your these BFFs. Whether it’s displayed on a shelf or hung on the wall, the included easel and triangle hanger make it easy to showcase. It’s a heartfelt dog dad Father’s Day gift that turns a beloved snapshot into a lasting keepsake.

4. "Dog Dad" Socks

Treat the dog dad in your life to comfort and fun this Father’s Day with a pair of classic crew socks made for long days and wag-worthy adventures. With a mid-calf height for extra coverage, thick cushioning to prevent blisters, and breathable fabric to keep feet dry, these socks are perfect for everything from dog walks to lounging at home. Since your dog has four feet, he thinks you should get dad two pairs!

5. Morse Code Dog Dad Bracelet

Celebrate the special bond between a man and his pup with this meaningful bracelet with a secret. Crafted from semi-precious stones, the unique bead pattern spells out “Dog Dad” in Morse Code—a subtle, stylish tribute to his four-legged best friend. Handmade in Thailand by skilled artisans, this bracelet not only offers a comfortable fit on durable elastic but also supports survivors of human trafficking through meaningful employment. It’s more than just an accessory—it’s a symbol of love, resilience, and the incredible impact of being a devoted dog dad.

6. At-Home Dog Treat Maker

Give the Dog Dad in your life a gift both he and his furry friend will love! The Dash Dog Treat Maker makes it easy to whip up delicious, homemade snacks using simple, wholesome ingredients straight from your kitchen. With easy-to-clean nonstick plates and quick, even heating, tasty treats are just minutes away. It’s a fun, thoughtful gift that turns any dog dad into a canine chef—and with recipes included, he’ll never run out of paw-some ideas. Bonus: a portion of the proceeds supports animal rescue efforts at North Shore Animal League America making it the gift that keeps on giving!

7. Matching Dog Dad Robe

Wrap the Dog Dad in your life in cozy comfort this Father’s Day with a robe that pairs perfectly with his pup’s poncho! Made from ultra-soft, sustainable bamboo cotton, this oversized robe is quick-drying, breathable, and irresistibly comfy—perfect for lounging inside or poolside with his furry best friend. Designed for two legs but inspired by four, it’s a heartwarming way to celebrate the bond between dog and dad, all while supporting eco-friendly living and looking absolutely adorable together.

8. Dog DNA Testing Kits

Give the Dog Dad in your life the ultimate gift of insight this Father’s Day with a dog DNA test from Petco. This thoughtful and high-tech present unlocks your pup’s genetic story—revealing breed makeup, unique traits, and potential health risks. With detailed reports powered by advanced DNA analysis, it’s a fun and meaningful way to understand your dog’s ancestry and better care for their health. Perfect for the curious and devoted pet parent, it’s a gift that strengthens the bond and helps ensure a longer, happier life for his four-legged family member.

Father’s Day is Sunday, June 15! Petco’s specially curated collection has some fun and thoughtful gifts for men who love dogs. With great prices and convenient shopping options, it’s never been easier to find the perfect gift that celebrates the love between dog dads and their furry friends. Don’t wait—grab a unique gift from Petco and make this Father’s Day “unfurgettable!” 

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