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An Odd Dog Christmas - by  Rob Biddulph (Paperback)

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Card sizes vary. Common formats include A2 (5.5 in × 4.25 in) and other sizes such as 4.625 in × 6.75 in, 6.75 in × 6.75 in, and 6.75 in × 4.62 in.

Many dog cards are left blank inside for handwritten notes. Some include short preprinted messages such as “Celebrating you today—enjoy.” or “So happy for you two. Congrats.”

You’ll find both single cards sold individually and multi-card packs (for example, packs of three) depending on the listing.

Designs for gifting or keepsakes often use premium matte stock, luxe foil accents, rounded corners or arch silhouettes, and coordinating envelopes to create a presentation suitable for display or storage.

Many cards are uncoated and intentionally left blank inside so they’re ready for handwritten sentiments.

Some cards ship with coordinating envelope colors to match the design—examples include hot pink, peach, or teal.

Holiday designs often feature illustrated scenes—e.g., a golden retriever wearing Christmas lights, Santa walking dogs in a winter wonderland, or labs in holiday hats and scarves—and are presented as blank‑inside holiday greeting cards.

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