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We’re in beta (so yep — it’s free right now)

🐾 For people who think dogs deserve email.

Give Your Dog Their Own Email Address

Pick a fun @doggyemail.com address (it forwards to you). And you’ll get my little weekly Doggy Digest - short, happy, and very dog.

Join The Pack ↓

No spam. No selling your info. Unsubscribe anytime.

What you'll get

📧 A real @doggyemail.com address

Like [email protected] that forwards straight to you.

📰 The Doggy Digest (weekly)

One easy tip, one little story, one quick question. That’s it.

🛡️ Simple (on purpose)

No passwords. No app. We handle the tech. You enjoy the dog.

This is not a “newsletter brand.”

Hey hi. I'm Mary.This whole thing started because I kept thinking: dogs deserve email. Not for business. For fun.If you join, you'll get a short weekly note from me (the Doggy Digest). One easy tip, one little story from the pack, and one question. If you hit reply, I really do read it.And if you ever want your pup featured: reply with a photo + one sentence. If you want us to share it, add: "yes, you can share".Happy wags,
Mary

A few from the Doggy Digest (so you know the vibe)

Spring Sniff-Off: 5 Minute Games for Busy Humans

  • One little trick: The 5-minute sniff scavenger hunt

  • A pack story: A rescue beagle's first adventure

  • One little pick: Budget paw-cleaning kit that actually works

Mud and Paws: The No-Stress Clean Up

  • One little trick: The towel routine for quick paw cleaning

  • A pack story: Kobe the golden retriever's mud cape lifestyle

  • One little pick: Paw basics plus the silicone paw cup upgrade

Rainy Day Brain Games: Indoor Fun for Stir-Crazy Pups

  • One little trick: The muffin tin game for mental stimulation

  • A pack story: Bailey the 12-year-old lab mix and her puzzle box

  • One little pick: DIY puzzle feeder from empty plastic bottles

FAQ's

Is this free? Yep. It’s free while we’re in beta.How does it work? You pick a name, we create your pup’s @doggyemail.com address, and anything sent there forwards to your regular email.How fast is setup? Usually within minutes.Will you spam me? No. I hate spam. Unsubscribe anytime and we never sell your info.Can my dog be featured? Please. Hit reply with a photo + one sentence. If you want us to share it, add: “yes, you can share”.

Spring Sniff-Off: 5 Minute Games for Busy Humans

- Trail Trick: The 5-minute sniff scavenger hunt
- Sniff and Tell: A rescue beagle's first adventure
- Gear and Treats: Budget paw-cleaning kit that actually works

Pack News:
Okay hi. The pack is growing and I am not being dramatic when I say the first wave of pup photos made my whole day. Next week we are talking muddy paws (and how to deal without turning your entryway into a crime scene).
(pictures for subscribers only)Sniff and Tell:
Meet Mabel, a rescue beagle with a nose for trouble (the cute kind). Her human said the @doggyemail.com address turned into a tiny fan club from friends and family. Mabel has no idea what email is, but she is extremely pro-snacks.
(pictures for subscribers only)Trail Trick:
The 5-minute sniff scavenger hunt: hide 5 little treats in one room, say “find it,” and let your dog go full detective. Sniffing is calming and it makes busy brains settle.
(pictures for subscribers only)Gear and Treats:
My budget paw-cleaning kit: an old towel by the door + a small bowl of lukewarm water + a dab of pet-safe balm. Simple. Cheap. Works.
(pictures for subscribers only)Pup Quiz:
How many sniff stops does your dog take on a walk?
a) A few
b) A lot
c) InfiniteQuick favor:
Hit reply with your pup’s best spring photo + one sentence about their favorite outdoor habit. (If you add “yes, you can share,” I might feature it.)

Mud and Paws: The No-Stress Clean Up

- Trail Trick: The towel routine for quick paw cleaning
- Sniff and Tell: Kobe the golden retriever's mud cape lifestyle
- Gear and Treats: Paw basics plus the silicone paw cup upgrade

Pack News:
Shoutout to the muddy adventure photos. I laughed out loud at more than one of them. Also: the poll results were basically “infinite sniff stops,” which feels correct.
(pictures for subscribers only)Sniff and Tell:
Say hi to Kobe, a golden retriever who believes puddles are a lifestyle. His human keeps a towel by the door and calls it the “mud cape.” Kobe does not disagree.
(pictures for subscribers only)Trail Trick:
The towel routine: keep one towel by the door, ask for “paw” (or “touch”), and do a quick wipe before the zoomies start. Praise + one tiny treat makes it a habit.
(pictures for subscribers only)Gear and Treats:
If you want one upgrade, a silicone paw cup makes rinsing fast. Otherwise: towel + bowl is totally fine.
(pictures for subscribers only)Pup Quiz:
Which cleanup team are you?
a) Team Towel
b) Team Paw Cup
c) Team “they can stay muddy”Okay I have to see it:
Hit reply with your messiest adventure photo + one sentence about what happened. (Add “yes, you can share” if you want to be featured.)

Rainy Day Brain Games: Indoor Fun for Stir-Crazy Pups

- Trail Trick: The muffin tin game for mental stimulation
- Sniff and Tell: Bailey the 12-year-old lab mix and her puzzle box
- Gear and Treats: DIY puzzle feeder from empty plastic bottles

Pack News:
Thanks again for the muddy photos. Kobe and friends are living their best lives. Next week: senior dog tips and a little love for our older pack members.
(pictures for subscribers only)Sniff and Tell:
Meet Bailey, a 12-year-old lab mix who still thinks she’s a puppy. Her human made a treat “puzzle box” out of cardboard tubes and empty containers, and now Bailey demands her brain time every afternoon.
(pictures for subscribers only)Trail Trick:
The muffin tin game: put treats in a few cups of a muffin tin, cover all cups with tennis balls (or little toys), and let your dog figure out which ones have the goods. Great for rainy days.
(pictures for subscribers only)Gear and Treats:
DIY puzzle feeder: take an empty plastic bottle, cut a few small holes, fill with kibble. Your dog rolls it to get the food out. Free entertainment (supervise).
(pictures for subscribers only)Pup Quiz:
What’s your dog’s rainy-day energy?
a) Still hyper
b) Couch potato mode
c) Velcro dog (must touch you at all times)Tell me everything:
Hit reply with your best indoor game photo + one sentence about how your dog stays busy when the weather’s bad. (And add “yes, you can share” if you mean it.)