A laptop, a black pen, and a white book titled 'collective barks' on a wooden desk with a background of a white chair, a potted plant, and a white wall.

“Because every dog deserves a book written about them”

A journal page with the heading '02' and a subtitle 'activity - a letter to my dog'. There are lines for writing underneath.

  • This journal is designed to help you actually remember the good stuff, like training wins and weird habits, but also the administration of dog ownership, like vet visits and microchip numbers. It’s memory-keeping and practical info all in one good-looking book.

  • This isn’t a one-year planner you forget about after three weeks. It’s made to last the whole life of one dog, from pup to old pal. So everything ends up in one place. A true time capsule you’ll want to keep forever. (Yes, even after they've chewed through three couches.)

  • You’ll have other dogs, but there’s only one with that bark, that habit, or that loaf-shaped sit. This journal makes sure the quirks that made them them don’t blur into “just one of the dogs we had.”

  • Line drawing of a square frame with the text 'YOUR DOG HERE' inside.

  • Three white books titled 'collective barks' stacked on a wooden surface.

  • Close-up of a printed page with the title 'the journal that every dog owner needs' and text describing a guided journaling activity for dog owners.

  • A hardcover book titled 'collective barks', a black pen, and green ivy leaves on a wooden surface.

  • A white booklet titled 'Collection of works' resting on a wooden surface, with a section labeled 'my dog' and a blank line underneath.

  • Person filling out a monthly planner or journal with a black pen.

  • A potted plant with green leaves in a white and pink ceramic pot with a brown and pink collar, a brown tag hanging from it that reads 'Good Girl Since 2022 Tilly,' and a white book titled 'collective barks' in the background.

“My dog is a high-energy GSP, so Collective Barks feels like my personal assistant, helping me keep track of our favourite adventure spots and training progress. It’s made juggling everything easier (and more fun).”

Talia Mataki

A woman, a man, and a dog are cuddling together and smiling for a selfie in a cozy indoor setting.

“I love how organised it keeps me, all their important info in one spot as well as memories. Knowing I will have this to look back on far in the future brings me immense joy. I can guarantee no one will EVER regret using this.”

Anton Goodman

A man with curly hair, a beard, and a nose ring sitting in a car with a Boston Terrier dog. The man is looking slightly upward, and the dog is in front with its tongue out.

“As a dog mum to three pups, I love that Collective Barks is practical and sentimental. I use it to hold information for the vet and dog sitter, but also to jot down the moments I never want to forget.”

Kelly Joy

A woman with brown hair, wearing large sunglasses, a pink scarf, and a black jacket, smiling while taking a selfie with a small brown dog wearing a blue harness on a bus.

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