Paws & Kisses: Free Dog Valentine’s Day Cards You Can Print at Home
Paws & Kisses: Free Printable Dog Valentine’s Day Cards Starring Paw.com Employee Pets
This Valentine’s Day, we’re sharing five free, printable dog Valentine’s Day cards you can download, print at home, and give to your favorite humans.
Each card features a real dog (and one cat!) from Paw.com employees, paired with a pun that matches their personality and story, so every design feels like a tiny love note from our team to yours.
How to use these printable dog Valentine’s Day cards
These printable dog valentines are designed to be quick, easy, and fun—no crafting skills required, just a printer and a love of pets.
- Download and save your favorite Valentine’s Day card designs from this page.
- Print on white cardstock or thick paper for the best color and durability.
- Set your printer to 100% size, then cut along the card borders.
- Sign from you or “from the dog” and tuck into gifts, tape to treat bags, or leave on desks and doorknobs.
Who these printable dog valentines are perfect for
Use these cards anywhere you’d use traditional valentines, but want more personality and real‑life pet charm.
- Pet parents who want dog‑themed Valentine’s Day cards.
- Kids who love funny, animal‑inspired cards for school.
- Couples who share pets and a silly sense of humor.
- Coworkers and friends who appreciate puns and puppy love.
Meet the Paw.com pets behind the valentines
These valentines don’t use stock photos. Every dog and the one cat you see on these printable Valentine’s Day cards belongs to a Paw.com employee.
From zoomie obsessed pups to squeaky‑toy hoarders and one very dramatic kitty, each pet inspired the line on their card and brings a bit of our team’s real‑world pet chaos into your Valentine’s Day.
Card 1: “On a scale of 1–10…” – flirty printable dog valentine
Front text: “On a scale of 1–10, you’re a 9… and I’m the 1 you need.”
This Valentine’s Day card is perfect if you want something flirty, funny, and just a little cheesy. The playful “9 + 1” line feels like a clever pick‑up joke your dog would totally approve of and works well for partners, crushes, or anyone you want to impress.
This card stars one of our office heart‑throb pups, who loves posing on their favorite bed like they’re shooting a magazine cover and absolutely believes they’re the “1” in your 10.
Card 2: “Backyard bone crush” – punny dog Valentine’s Day card
Front text: “Are you the bone I buried in the backyard? ’Cause I’m diggin’ you.”
This printable Valentine is made for dog lovers who appreciate a punny one‑liner. The “diggin’ you” line is light, fun, and perfect for early‑stage crushes, coworkers, or friends, since it feels romantic without being too serious.
Our “backyard bone crush” card is inspired by the team’s resident dirt‑nosed digger, famous for hiding toys in the yard and proudly showing off every new “discovery.”
Card 3: “Squeaky‑toy sacrifice” – sweet printable dog card
Front text: “Roses are red, violets are blue, I’d give up my favorite squeaky toy just to be with you.”
This dog Valentine’s Day card leans into full‑on devotion and over‑the‑top sweetness. Any pet parent knows how serious it is when a dog shares their favorite squeaky toy, so this card reads as adorably dramatic and genuinely heartfelt.
This design is based on a Paw.com pup who brings a squeaky toy to every meeting and insists on sharing it with anyone who walks through the door, making them the perfect muse for this grand romantic gesture.
Card 4: “Heart zoomies” – high‑energy pet‑parent valentine
Front text: “You give my heart the zoomies.”
This card is perfect for anyone who understands the pure chaos and joy of a good zoomies session. It feels fun, energetic, and sweet without being overly sappy, making it great for partners, close friends, or fellow dog parents.
Our “heart zoomies” card features a dog who does laps around the house anytime someone says “walk,” perfectly capturing that racing‑heartbeat feeling of being around your favorite person.
Card 5: “Bananas for mew” – dog‑and‑cat printable valentine
Front text: “I’m bananas for mew (let’s never split).”
This Valentine’s card is tailor‑made for multi‑pet households, cat‑and‑dog friendships, or anyone who loves a good double pun. “Bananas for mew” plus “let’s never split” feels playful, cute, and family‑friendly, so it works for kids, partners, or friends alike.
This card stars our one very patient office cat and their dog bestie, who tolerate each other’s weirdness and prove that opposites (and different species) really do attract.
FAQ: Printable dog Valentine’s Day cards
Can I print these dog Valentine’s cards at home?
Yes, you can download the designs and print them at home on any standard printer. Cardstock or thick paper will look and feel best.
Are these valentines really based on Paw.com employee pets?
Yes, every dog (and the one cat) featured on these Valentine’s Day cards belongs to a Paw.com team member, and each pun was inspired by their real personality.
Who can I give these dog valentines to?
These cards work for partners, friends, coworkers, kids, teachers, and anyone who loves pets and a good pun‑filled Valentine’s Day card.
How can I use these valentines creatively?
Use them as traditional cards, gift tags, classroom handouts, or props in photos with your pets to share on social media.
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