Dog Car Stickers: How to Find Your Breed or Mixed Breed

Dog owners tend to notice one thing immediately: a generic dog sticker is not the same as seeing their breed on the car. The Sticktopus dog range is built around that difference, with hundreds of recognised breeds and popular mixed breeds across multiple sticker styles.

Start with the breed name

Use the dog collection to search for the full breed name first. If you have a crossbreed, try the name commonly used in the UK — for example Cockapoo, Cavapoo, Labradoodle or another established mixed-breed name. Some mixes have more than one nickname, so a broader search for either parent breed can also help.

Choose the sticker style

The two main breed-proud ranges have different personalities. I LOVE MY DOG is the cleaner, straightforward option. CRAZY DOG LADY leans into the muddy-paw, dog-hair, completely-obsessed side of ownership. Both are designed as precision-cut vinyl rather than printed rectangular stickers.

Pick a colour that will actually show

Think about the surface rather than choosing colour in isolation. White is usually strong on dark glass. Black works well on light bodywork and pale surfaces. Brighter colours can stand out on neutral backgrounds, while holographic vinyl changes appearance as the light moves.

Choose the size for the position

Measure the usable area before ordering. A rear quarter window may need a smaller design than the centre of a large rear screen. Leave comfortable clearance around window edges, handles, wipers and other features.

Outside or inside the window?

Most stickers are fitted to the outside of the glass. If you want the vinyl protected inside the window, choose a reverse-cut option where available so the wording reads correctly from outside.

Browse the full Dog Stickers collection, or visit the Sticker Hub for fitting, sizing and colour advice.