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Submit Your Doodle Story

Every Doodle
has a story.

Funny habits. First days. Big adventures. Quiet moments. Rescue journeys. Total chaos. Tell us what makes your Doodle unforgettable.

✓ Tell us their name
✓ Share their personality
✓ Send a favorite photo
✓ Make another Doodle lover smile

Your Doodle belongs here

The best stories
come from real life.

Maybe your Doodle sleeps in the strangest position imaginable. Maybe they stole your heart on the first day home. Maybe they helped your family through something difficult.

Maybe their greatest achievement is stealing every sock in the house.

It doesn't need to be dramatic. It just needs to be yours. Tell us about the dog you can't imagine life without.

What makes a great Doodle story?

Start with
what makes them them.

You don't need to be a writer. The personality is already there.

01 / PERSONALITY

What are they like?

Velcro dog? Professional sock thief? Neighborhood social director? Tell us who they are.

02 / MOMENT

What do you remember?

First day home, first swim, first road trip, or the moment everything changed.

03 / CONNECTION

What do they mean to you?

Sometimes the best story isn't about what the dog did. It's about what they became to the family.

04 / PHOTO

Show us the face.

A favorite photo helps everyone meet the Doodle behind the story.

Doodle sharing a close moment with its person
It doesn't have to be perfect. Real stories are usually better that way.

Write it like you tell it

Forget perfect.
Give us real.

You don't need a polished article. You already have the story.

Tell us what happened. Tell us what your Doodle does. Tell us why it makes you laugh, cry or wonder how one dog can take up an entire king-size bed.

We'll take real over perfect every single time.

Not sure where to begin?

Start with
one good memory.

Any of these can become a great Doodle story.

THE FIRST DAY

How did you meet?

Tell us about the first ride home, first night or the moment you knew they were yours.

THE HABIT

What's their thing?

Socks, zoomies, carrying shoes, staring out windows— every Doodle seems to have one.

THE ADVENTURE

Where have you been together?

Beach day, road trip, hiking trail, vacation or a backyard adventure.

THE CHAOS

What went hilariously wrong?

Mud. Shredded pillows. Counter surfing. A grooming disaster. We want to hear it.

THE HEART

How did they change your life?

Sometimes a dog shows up exactly when the family needs them most.

THE EVERYDAY

What's normal at your house?

The tiny routine you barely notice may be exactly what another Doodle person loves reading.

How it works

Three easy steps.
One great Doodle.

1

Tell us about your Doodle.

Fill out the form with their name, personality and your favorite story or memories.

2

Add a favorite photo.

Choose a photo that really looks like your Doodle being your Doodle.

3

Send it our way.

Submit the story and we'll review it for possible publication on All About The Doodle.

Submit your story

Okay.
Tell us everything.

Give us the good stuff— personality, memories, weird habits and the photo that says it all.

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Real stories are best

Write naturally. You don't need to sound like a professional writer.

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Details make it memorable

Names, quirks and specific moments bring the story to life.

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Send a clear photo

A good photo helps readers instantly connect with your Doodle.

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Keep it yours

Submit only stories and photos you have the right to share.

Submit Your Doodle Story

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A quick note about submissions

Submitting a story does not guarantee publication. Stories may be reviewed or lightly edited for clarity, length and formatting before appearing on the website. Please submit only photos and written content that you own or have permission to share.

Your Doodle deserves their moment

One dog.
One unforgettable story.

The giant moments matter. So do the tiny ones— the morning routine, the weird sleeping position, the favorite toy and the look they give you when they know exactly what they've done.