Mutt Lover Tank Tops

An ultra cute puppy in a funny spotty hat.

A happy pooch with his new ball.

A really cute little pooch in a trendy bow tie.

An ultra cute pet pooch in a spotted hat with his ball.

A sad doggie who's keen to play with his new ball.

A shabby, smelly doggie who needs lots of love.

A posh dog in a bow tie with his bone.

A grubby doggie who needs a bath as soon as possible.

A handsome pooch who's sitting down.

A stinky, smelly doggie in a blue collar with a sticky out tongue.

A super cute pooch in a trendy bow tie.

A cute pooch with a trendy bow tie.

A scruffy pooch in a bow tie who's a bit smelly.

A slightly weird looking pooch with a drooling tongue and empty food dish.

A funky pooch with a sticky out tongue.

A cute and groovy pet pooch with a sticking out tongue.

A scruffy mutt who needs a bath.

A super smelly and scruffy pet pooch with his tongue sticking out who's desperate to find a new home.

A cute little puppy in a fashionable bow tie who's waiting to play with his ball.

A happy pooch who's ready to play with his new ball.

The Tornjak is a sturdy herding dog from the region of Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Croatia, but actually hail form as far back as the Holy Roman Empire. Tornjaks were used by the Romans as herders, but also as war dogs and even gladiatorial entertainment. An old saying in their homeland goes “A Tornjak guarding his flock is a fair match to two wolves,” which should speak to how passionate they are at their jobs. Although the breed has a long history, it nearly went extinct in the 1970s but was saved when breed enthusiasts in Bosnia and the surrounding regions went searching for dogs that matched the descriptions of the dogs in ancient manuscripts. By 1981 there were 200 pedigreed Tornjaks registered and by 2017 they were officially registered

The Tornjak is a sturdy herding dog from the region of Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Croatia, but actually hail form as far back as the Holy Roman Empire. Tornjaks were used by the Romans as herders, but also as war dogs and even gladiatorial entertainment. An old saying in their homeland goes “A Tornjak guarding his flock is a fair match to two wolves,” which should speak to how passionate they are at their jobs. Although the breed has a long history, it nearly went extinct in the 1970s but was saved when breed enthusiasts in Bosnia and the surrounding regions went searching for dogs that matched the descriptions of the dogs in ancient manuscripts. By 1981 there were 200 pedigreed Tornjaks registered and by 2017 they were officially registered

A shabby hound in a bad mood.

Smoking Hot (Dog)

Domestic Shorthair Pop Art - Cat Lover Gift. Cool cat design for moggies lovers - Features Shorthair Household Pet cat possessing a coat of short fur design with pop art styles. Great cat artwork for Domestic short-haired cat lovers.

Domestic Shorthair Pop Art - Cat Lover Gift. Cool cat design for moggies lovers - Features Shorthair Household Pet cat possessing a coat of short fur design with pop art styles. Great cat artwork for Domestic short-haired cat lovers.

Designs inspired from life! This is Rusty's cute face.

Do you love dogs but believe that some have a pact with the supernatural? A yellow lab, a black and white border collie, a cream colored poodle-doodle and a brindle scruffy mutt. This is a fun designer for yourself or to give to friends and family.

An excited doggie who loves barking a lot.

Doggo puppy cute pup art for groomers and veterinarians.

cute dogs illustration to promote puppy adoption from shelter

I'm not sure if I'm free. Let me check with my dog and I'll get back to you.

A very important and posh doggie in a big blue bow tie..

Designs inspired from life! My lovely dog Noir in a colorful spill.

The Tornjak is a sturdy herding dog from the region of Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Croatia, but actually hail form as far back as the Holy Roman Empire. Tornjaks were used by the Romans as herders, but also as war dogs and even gladiatorial entertainment. An old saying in their homeland goes “A Tornjak guarding his flock is a fair match to two wolves,” which should speak to how passionate they are at their jobs. Although the breed has a long history, it nearly went extinct in the 1970s but was saved when breed enthusiasts in Bosnia and the surrounding regions went searching for dogs that matched the descriptions of the dogs in ancient manuscripts. By 1981 there were 200 pedigreed Tornjaks registered and by 2017 they were officially registered

A happy doggie in a stripey celebration hat and bows.