Free shipping on orders $99+
The Morning TailsFor people who say “my kids” and mean the dog.
🚚 Free shipping on orders $99+
The Morning TailsFor people who say “my kids” and mean the dog.
Proud Parent of a Good Boy Tee
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Proud Parent of a Good Boy Tee

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  • Free replacement if it arrives damaged
About this tee

A vintage-style badge with an engraved portrait of a happy pup in a bow tie. For everyone who knows their dog is the goodest boy.

Garment-dyed heavyweight cotton. Printed and shipped on demand.

Keep it looking good
  • Machine wash cold, inside out, with similar colors.
  • Tumble dry low, or hang to dry.
  • Don’t iron directly on the design. Don’t dry clean.
Shipping & our promise
  • Free shipping on US orders over $99.
  • Made to order: your tee is printed just for you after you order, then shipped.
  • Damaged, misprinted or wrong? Email us a photo within 7 days of delivery and we’ll send a free replacement. No need to send it back.
  • Wrong size? We’re happy to exchange it for a different size.
  • Changed your mind? Return unused items within 30 days for store credit.
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Why The Morning Tails?

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Printed just for you

Every item is made to order, so nothing sits in a warehouse. Your design is printed after you order, then sent straight to your door.

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We’ll make it right

If your order arrives damaged, misprinted or wrong, email us a photo and we’ll send a free replacement. Need a different size? We’ll exchange it.

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Made for dog people

The Morning Tails began as a morning email of happy dog stories. This shop is for the same people: the ones who say “my kids” and mean the dog.

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