The wait is almost over. Soon it’ll be your puppy’s first Christmas! Eeekk!
And I’m sure you’ve been shopping for fabulous gifts for your new 4-legged friend.
But it is hard to know what they’ll enjoy the most. Where to spend your hard-earned cash.
I get it, I really do. The amount of money I’ve spent on toys and other paraphernalia for my own dogs that have been cast to the side is unreal!
So today, I’m going to share a simple and cheap DIY Christmas puppy gift that I know they’ll LOVE!
In this blog post we’ll provide a step-by-step guide on how to make a Christmas cracker for your puppy.
How to make a Christmas cracker for your puppy
Step 1
Gather your supplies. You will need:
Soft food or treats can get squashed onto the cardboard so don’t work as well. If you’d like some help with how you can adapt this for your puppy’s needs, please get in touch.
Click the video below for an example of the supplies you need.
Step 2
Cut the wrapping paper twice the width of your cardboard tube and add 10 cm in length.
Step 3
Place the cardboard tube in the centre of your paper and roll it up.
Step 4
Squeeze and twist one end of your paper and fold over.

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Step 5
Drop your puppy’s food or treats inside the tube.
Step 6
Squeeze and twist the paper at the top end of your tube.
Click the video below to watch a quick tutorial.
And your puppy’s Christmas cracker is ready to store away for the big day or enjoy as an early gift.
***Please always supervise your puppy.
This blog post has given you a step-by-step guide on how to make a Christmas cracker for your puppy. I hope you and your pup have as much fun as we did!
And don’t forget to click the link below to access your freebie!
This is going to be EPIC!
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If you know someone who’d love to make a Christmas cracker for their puppy, please share this article and let me know in the comments if you give it a go!
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Lindsay xx





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