Wed. Nov 20th, 2024

As Christmas approaches, the excitement of spoiling our furry friends grows. Have you ever wondered just how spoiled your dog really is? Not On The High Street has compiled a list of the most ‘spoilt’ dog names and breeds, revealing who’s in for a festive treat this year!

In a festive twist for 2024, they dove into the sales data for the best-selling personalised dog product on Not On The High Street to uncover which furry friends are most likely to receive the most gifts this year.

With Google searches for ‘dog gifts’ increasing by 31% in the past month and ‘dog Christmas gifts’ increasing by 104% it’s clear pooch owners are ready to start treating their four-legged friends..

Meet the dog breeds at the top of Santa-paws’ list!

According to the data, Labradors are the undeniable royalty of the dog world, claiming a massive 16.7% of personalised gift sales. Following just behind, Golden Retrievers are enjoying their presents with 11.3% of the gifts dedicated to them. Lastly, we have the Cockapoo with a respectable 7%, which proves that size doesn’t matter when it comes to being pampered. From bespoke doggy treats to engraved water bowls, these breeds are living in pure luxury!

Diving further into the world of spoiled dogs, Not On The High Street identified the names receiving the most gifts, based on their sales data:

The names of dogs set to receive the most gifts this Christmas

When it comes to spoiling our fur babies, names like Max, Jasper, and Milo are leading the pack!

According to Not On The High Street’s personalised gift sales data, these names top the charts for the most spoilt male pups. Max and Jasper tie at 1.11% each, with Milo trailing closely behind at 1.02%. When it comes to living lavishly, pet parents of these names aren’t holding back.

Whether it’s fancy dog beds, cosy blankets, or custom collars, they’re all in for those special Christmas treats for their furry friends!

For the queens of abundantly gifted pooches, it seems dogs named Luna reign supreme with 1.24% of personalised gifts dedicated to this name. Right behind her is Bella, who’s enjoying 1.06% and Poppy at 0.97% both living in luxury, one gift at a time.

Lastly, the pups with Unisex names aren’t to be forgotten as Bailey takes the top spot for the most spoilt pooch with 0.75% of personalised gift sales. Blue follows closely behind at 0.38%, and Jessie takes third place, making these three the top dogs for all gifts dedicated to them.

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By Penny McCarthy

Penny McCarthy is a seasoned entrepreneur and co-founder of Parents News UK, a pioneering publication launched in 1993 to serve the needs of busy parents in Southwest London. Alongside her husband, Fergus McCarthy, Penny played a crucial role in the rapid expansion of the printed edition, which grew from a local startup to a widely circulated monthly publication with a reach of 192,000 copies across Kent, South London, and beyond. Under Penny’s leadership, Parents News quickly became a trusted resource for families, providing valuable information on education, entertainment, sports, and family-friendly events. Her vision helped the publication extend its influence with franchises in Northern Ireland and Cornwall, catering to a growing demand for accessible, family-oriented content. In 1997, recognising the importance of digital media, Penny spearheaded the launch of Parents News UK Online. The website initially mirrored the content of the printed editions and has since evolved into a comprehensive online resource for parents, achieving significant popularity with up to 700 daily hits. In 2017, the publication transitioned fully to an online platform, continuing to inform and engage families across the UK. Today, Penny remains deeply involved in the ongoing success of Parents News UK, focusing on innovative advertising opportunities and future growth plans. Her dedication to supporting families through accessible and practical content has made Parents News a cherished name in households across the country.

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