We just added a new line of Big Nose and Butt designs for several different dog breeds. Hopefully we'll be adding more in the next few weeks. Check'em all out click here.
Jan 15, 2009
We just added a new line of Valentine Cards for several different dog breeds. Hopefully we'll be adding more in the next few weeks. Check'em out on our
Valentine Page.
Designs include, Nothin' Butt Dog Breed Christmas on shirts and cards, Nothin' Butt Ewe and Dog Butt Christmas on ornaments for over 50 dog breeds
Designs include, Santa's Downsizing on Christmas ornaments, Santa's Outsourcing on Christmas cards and Have yourself a Merry lil' dog breed on Christmas cards and ornaments for over 25 breeds
Designs include, Cairn Peeing "Cairns Rule", Dachshund Peeing "Doxies Rule" and Jack Russell Terrier Peeing "Jacks Rule"
Bed Head (Bedlington), Bull Dozer (Bull Terrier), Shadow Boxer, Chi Tea (Chihuahua), Jack in the Box (Jack Russell), Rappy Rirthday and Fetch the Stick (Labrador), Drool Will Now Commence
Designs include, Nothin' Butt Penguins, Nothin' Butt Pandas, Jack Russells Making Mountains out of Mole Hills, Terrier Show me the Cookies, Husky You had me at Arrooo and more...
Halloween Gifts 18 dog breeds in Devil or Clown Halloween design on t-shirts, mugs, caps, greeting cards and more. Breeds include, Aussie, Basset Hound, Beagle, Bull Terrier, Cairn Terrier, Collie and more.
Santa's Cookies 20 Dog breeds trying to get away with eating all of Santa's cookies. Each dog breed is wearing a Santa Hat, with ginger bread man in their mouth and inside of card reads, "Ho... Ho... Ho???"
Winter Wonderland Unique dog winter wonderland design. 20 different dog breeds with a bit of snow on their nose. Irritated snowman looks on.
Nothin' Butt Grillin' Ah you gotta love those Jack Russell Terriers. If there's a way to snatch a burger from the barbeque pit, they'll figure it out. And tiz just like a Golden Retriever to be so helpful.
Nothin' Butt RVin' Are we there yet? Where's the campsite? Your dogs are ready to exit the RV to explore the outdoors. The car bringing up your rear wants to know too, because they're ready for a change of view.