Texts from Dog 2026 Day-to-Day Calendar
By October Jones
Ask any dog owner and they'll probably tell you their dog has lots of personality. So it wouldn't be a stretch to imagine Fido having a lot to say if he had opposable thumbs and was given an iPhone. That's exactly what you'll find on the pages of this humorous calendar when Dog, the British bulldog, can't stop texting his owner.
Each page of the Texts from Dog 2026 Day-to-Day Calendar features an all too realistic conversation between the text-savvy, foul-mouthed, lazy, and somewhat crude bulldog and his loving and extremely tolerant owner. With Dog's obsession with balls and food, and hatred of cats and Postmen, the conversations never get old.
Features include:
- 4.6" x 4.6" page size
- No single-use plastic
- Recyclable chipboard easel backer for desk or tabletop display
- Printed on FSC certified paper with soy-based ink
- Full-color tear-off pages
- Day/Date reference on each page
- Combined weekend pages
- Official major world holidays and observances
- Includes Daily Extra! bonus content on the back of each day's page
Details & Purchase
Day-by-Day Calendar
- Price: $17.99
- Dimensions: 5.1185.118
- ISBN: 9781524897888
- Publish Date: 8/5/2025
- Pages: 640
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About the Author
October Jones is the pseudonym of English animator Joe Butcher who was born and raised in Birmingham, England.
Joe developed a keen interest in visual storytelling at school, particularly the cartoons of Chuck Jones. Upon leaving school, he attended the University of Wolverhampton and came away with a first class degree in Animation.
After graduating, Joe landed a job at a small media company in Derby, where he designed learning software for kids. The company has won several BETT Awards for its educational CD-ROMs and web games. Joe remains a keen animator and his YouTube videos have accumulated almost one million views. He has worked on animation projects for the BBC, as well as doing music videos for UK comedy band The Amateur Transplants.
Ironically, Joe spent most of his childhood afraid of dogs.
Joe developed a keen interest in visual storytelling at school, particularly the cartoons of Chuck Jones. Upon leaving school, he attended the University of Wolverhampton and came away with a first class degree in Animation.
After graduating, Joe landed a job at a small media company in Derby, where he designed learning software for kids. The company has won several BETT Awards for its educational CD-ROMs and web games. Joe remains a keen animator and his YouTube videos have accumulated almost one million views. He has worked on animation projects for the BBC, as well as doing music videos for UK comedy band The Amateur Transplants.
Ironically, Joe spent most of his childhood afraid of dogs.
