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Oh Deer, It’s Christmas: Our Chihuahua Christmas Tote Bag With a Candy Cane Between Its Teeth

The little Chihuahua on this tote has clearly made a decision. A candy cane nearly as long as the dog is clamped in its mouth, a red bow tied at the curl, with string lights wound around the stripes as if someone raided the tree decoration box. Antlers hung with jingle bells sit slightly crooked on its head, a red nose has been added to the muzzle, and a snowflake sweater hugs its middle. A tiny bell dangles from the collar too. The eyes are wide and a little guilty. We drew a Chihuahua mid-mischief, caught in the act and not sorry about it.

Around the dog, the words Oh Deer It’s Christmas are stacked in fat, snow-capped letters of red, green and cream, set among holly leaves and berries. Gold swirls curl beneath the bottom line, so even the text looks strung with lights. It is the pun a dog owner says out loud while untangling a chewed ribbon from the carpet. We built the Chihuahua and the lettering as one piece, so the joke lands in a single glance, even across a crowded parking lot of holiday shoppers.

This funny Chihuahua Christmas tote bag belongs to the person who already owns a tiny sweater for their dog and keeps a bell collar by the door all December. It suits the friend who adopted a Chihuahua this year and is still amazed at how much personality fits in so small a body. It suits the sister who talks about her dog like a roommate. Fill it with wrapped presents for the neighbors and a tin of cookies for the school party. At the cookie swap, the dog on the bag gets the first laugh. At the grocery store, the cashier asks if the real one is that dramatic at home.

Can This Candy Cane Chihuahua Tote Stay in Rotation After December?

The antlers, holly and red-and-green lettering place this tote firmly in the holiday season, so it works best from the first tree-trimming weekend through New Year’s Day. Chihuahua lovers can also bring it to any winter market or cookie exchange that comes along.

Hang it by the door next to the leash and the little jingle bell collar, and the dog’s candy cane heist will be waiting for the next trip out.