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Monday 11/24: Sponsored by Chatbooks and Constant Contact - Dog photos, DOTD, and dog introverts



Happy Monday:
š¶ The science behind smiling at dog pictures
š¾ Are your dog photos getting lost in your phone?
šā𦺠Dog of the day, Finney
𦓠How to use AI to support your business
š Signs your dog might be introverted
ā¦And more! ā¤ļø
Did you knowā¦
Dogs sometimes get the ___ on cold mornings.
(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)

The Science Behind Smiling at Dog Pictures
Scrolling through photos of your dog isnāt just a cute habit. Your brain is genuinely happier when you do it. Studies show that looking at someone you love activates the brainās reward system, releasing a small burst of feel-good chemicals. Since our dogs feel like family, their photos can spark the same warm, grounding reaction you'd get from looking at a partner or close friend.
Researchers have also found that pet images can reduce stress and sharpen focus. The familiar details of your dogās face (the tilt of their ears, the way they stare at you like youāre the whole world) help regulate your nervous system. Even remembering the moment behind the photo, whether it was a walk, a cuddle, or a chaotic zoomies session, adds another layer of comfort your brain recognizes.
Itās a tiny pause that reconnects you to something steady and joyful. No wonder our camera rolls are basically emotional support galleries.


Are Your Dog Photos Getting Lost in Your Phone?
Research shows families feel 88% more connected when they look at printed photos. But when most of your dogās best moments live on your phone, actually printing them can feel inconvenient and easy to put off. Those memories also risk getting lost in a packed camera roll, accidentally deleted, or forgotten when you upgrade your device. The moments you love most shouldnāt be at risk of disappearing.
Chatbooks helps you conveniently print the photos you already have on your phone. Their Classic Photo Books turn your dogās everyday moments and your family milestones into keepsake photo books. Upload photos to the Chatbooks app, choose softcover or hardcover, and pick your size and color. The process is designed to be straightforward and affordable.
For a limited time, Daily Dig readers get 20% off with code REVEL20 and free shipping. They also promise to replace your photo books if they get damaged (even if your dog destroys it).
Turn your (and your dogās) favorite moments into a lasting keepsake with a Chatbooks Classic Photo Book. Perfect for cherishing your memories or gifting fellow dog lovers, friends, and family this holiday season.
Thank you to Chatbooks for sponsoring Daily Dig.

Dog of the Day, Finney
Meet our Dog of the Day, Finney! This 14-years-young sweetheart is part poodle with a dash of dachshund and a splash of pekingese. Daily Dig reader, Cindy, tells us that she is Finneyās āproud momā.
Finney is incredibly smart, well-behaved, and, as you can see, ridiculously cute. His cuddly personality makes him the ultimate couch companion.
Thank you to Cindy for sharing Finney with us. Want to see your dog featured next? Send us a photo, their name, and a few fun facts!

Image courtesy of Daily Dig reader, Cindy.

Let Your Lightbulb Moments Hit Faster with AI Marketing Tools
Letās be honest ā marketing can feel like a full-time job on top of your actual full-time job. But it doesnāt have to.
Constant Contactās AI tools are built to do the heavy lifting, like brainstorming fresh ideas and creating new content, in basically no time.
Use AI Content Generator to write all your emails, texts, social posts, and landing pages. Just type in a few quick details, choose your vibe, and itāll spin out content that sounds like your brand.
Want to kick your content into high gear? Donāt just make one email or social post at a time. You can get a full-blown marketing campaign made for you in mere minutes. Thatās right ā months of work completed in less than a day.
So Daily Dig readers: Go ahead, take back your time and get it all done. Try Constant Contact for free today.
Thank you to Constant Contact for sponsoring Daily Dig.

Signs Your Dog Might Be Introverted
Some dogs are natural social butterflies, but others recharge in the same way quiet people do: by seeking out calm corners, sticking to familiar routines, and choosing their favorite humans over big crowds. An introverted dog isnāt shy or unfriendly; they just have a smaller social battery and feel safest when life stays predictable.
You might notice they prefer solo snoozes, hesitate around strangers, or watch the action from the sidelines instead of joining in. These habits often reflect emotional comfort, not fear. Many introverted pups thrive with a designated āretreatā spot, slow introductions to new people, and steady routines that donāt change too suddenly. Paying attention to overstimulation (loud noises, busy dog parks, or too much handling) can make a world of difference.
And even the quietest dogs still need enrichment. Puzzle toys, scent games, and gentle training offer mental activity without overwhelming them. Embracing your dogās introverted nature doesnāt just support their well-being. It deepens your bond in a way that feels natural for them.


Minnieās Picks
From spirited mascots to name game fame, hereās whatās making tails wag:

Final Bark
Turn your (and your dogās) favorite moments into a lasting keepsake with a Chatbooks Classic Photo Book.
For a limited time, Daily Dig readers get 20% off with code REVEL20 and free shipping.

A Special Message From Our Best Buddies

Daily Dig is inspired and brought to you by our wonderful dogs. Our dogs, and all the other pups out there, make the world a happier, brighter place. ā¤ļø
With lots of love,
Stitcher, Minnie, & Finnegan š¾

𦓠A Little Treat
š¤ Did You Know: Dogs sometimes get the zoomies on cold mornings. Cool air can make them extra energized and playful.
š¶ DOTD: Give your pup the spotlight by submitting them for the dog of the day! Reply to this email with the best pictures of your dog. Be sure to include their name and a short description so they can be featured in an upcoming newsletter.
š„° Spread positivity: Do you enjoy starting your day off with our community? If so, please consider forwarding this email to help us spread our love of all things dogs!
š Reply for a surprise: If you are reading this reply with the cutest photo you have of your dog for a surprise in your inbox!
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