Dogs

A song about
your dog.

Dogs are easy to write about because they do things. They bring you a shoe. They steal a baguette. They bark at the parrot next door and hide from the vacuum. Three of those and you have a song that could only be about yours.

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The breed only when it mattersA dachshund is long, a greyhound is fast, a husky howls. If the breed gives us an image we use it; if not, the song is about the dog, not the papers.
Their name, every chorusDogs know their names. Play the song and watch the ears.
Any dog, any agePuppies get lullabies, old dogs get ballads, beagles get country. The genre is yours to choose from eight.
A dog song we made

Biscuit, a beagle of four: fire-siren howl at the door, one shoe never matching, a whole baguette gone off the counter.

Siren Song and Stolen BreadBiscuit · Country
2:09
ChorusHappy birthday, Biscuit, howl it loud,You're the noisiest joy in this whole crowd,Steal my bread, steal my heart the same,Every year I'm glad I know your name.
Does the song mention the breed?

Only if the breed gives an image — a dachshund's length, a husky's howl. Otherwise the lyrics stay with what your dog does, which is what makes the song theirs.

My dog is a mix. What do I write for breed?

'Mixed' or leave it blank. Breed is optional; the three details on the third screen are what matter.

Can the song be about two dogs?

Yes. Add a second dog on the first screen; both names go in the chorus.

What if my dog has died?

There is a separate, quieter flow for that, with different questions and no cheerful voices. Start at /for/memorial.

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