So, I did a thing.
I turned my corgi into an artist. Not in the “dog-puts-on-glasses-and-paints-a-landscape” kind of way, but more like “here’s some non-toxic paint, let’s see what happens.” I’ve always been a sucker for sentimental crafts, and this time I wanted something extra ridiculous and heart-melting for my wall. Spoiler alert: it’s a field of flowers made entirely from her paw prints.
Before you call the dog police, don’t worry—she loved it. She’s the kind of dog who thinks vet visits are spa days and will do absolutely anything for a biscuit. So this? This was just Tuesday.
Let me walk you through it so you too can join the ranks of dog-assisted crafters.
Materials you’ll need
One overly cooperative dog (bonus points if they look smug in photos)
A canvas or thick sheet of paper you’re willing to pretend is art-worthy
Non-toxic, washable paint (kid-friendly stuff is ideal — or you’ll be washing paws forever)
A couple of paintbrushes (optional: ones you don’t mind ruining)
A towel, warm water, and the willingness to get your floor dirty anyway
Treats. So many treats. Stock up like it’s the apocalypse
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