Stuff My Dog Loves

Stuff My Dog Loves turns one golden retriever's everyday enthusiasms into a compact card deck of looping pixel art. Browse Viggo's zoomies, toys, and small rituals with arrow controls, then tap a heart when a moment lands.

What is Stuff My Dog Loves?

Thirteen small animations make a portrait out of low-stakes details: the treasured green ball, an outbreak of zoomies, the serious business of being silly, and other bits of dog logic. Each card pairs the moving artwork with a short caption, so the collection reads like a pocket diary written from Viggo's end of the leash. The finite format is part of the charm; it knows when the walk is over.

What you can do there

• Browse Viggo's illustrated favorite things
• Move between cards with arrow controls
• Tap the heart control on favorite cards

Why we picked it

This is a personal web project with a wonderfully narrow reason to exist. The pixel work gives ordinary dog habits enough character to feel specific, while the small card-by-card structure keeps the joke tender instead of turning it into a bottomless pet-content feed.

How to get the most from it

Move through the cards with the arrow controls and give the heart button to the moments that earn it. Take the collection slowly enough to read each caption; its best details are the tiny differences between what Viggo does and what he may be thinking.

Good to know

Its compact scope is deliberate: there is no account or endless feed, just a finite set of animated cards. The artwork moves in loops, and reduced-motion support is not documented, so motion-sensitive visitors may prefer a brief visit.

Who made it, and when?

Oskar Myllergård is the credited creator or organization.