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Painted by Google’s frontier image AI

AI-Generated Pet Calendar, painted from your own photos

A premium printed wall calendar, for your own wall or as a gift

A printed AI-generated pet calendar in the Adorable style, wire-bound at the top, with our logo in the corner of its cover. On the cover, Minnie, a red long-haired dachshund, and Nala, a black and tan dachshund, are side by side in window light, with a knitted throw and a basket of flowers behind them
Minnie and Nala, our own two dachshunds, on the cover of their calendar. Yours stars your pet.

An AI-generated pet calendar is a wall calendar where every month is a brand-new painting of your own pet, made from your photos by artificial intelligence. At My Dog Calendar, ours are painted by Nano Banana 2, the frontier image AI from Google, and every month of the calendar you order is checked against your photos by Gemini 3.1 Pro, Google’s flagship Pro model. Then we print it on thick, silky paper and ship it free to your door in the US, Canada, the UK or the EU.

  • Painted by Nano Banana 2, Google’s frontier image AI
  • Every month you order checked against your photos by Google’s Gemini 3.1 Pro
  • Thick, silky paper, printed in full color on both sides
  • Printed in your own country in the US, Canada and the UK
  • Free shipping, and nothing prints until you approve every page

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Premium paper and printing you can feel

Pick it up and you feel the difference. Thick coated silk paper with a soft sheen that shows off the art without glare (100 lb cover in the US and Canada, 250 gsm in the UK and Europe). Every page printed in rich, full color on both sides, on professional digital presses, calibrated to our print partner’s shared color settings. A metal binding along the top, a hole to hang it by, and pages 11 by 8.5 inches that open to 11 by 17 on your wall (A4 pages in the UK and Europe).

Oneli’s printed calendar, photographed at home in Delta
Oneli’s calendar, Delta
Katie’s printed calendar, photographed at home in Falher
Katie’s calendar, Falher
Sara’s printed calendar, photographed at home in Montréal
Sara’s calendar, Montréal

Photos customers sent us with their reviews: the real calendar, not a download.

BEFORE AND AFTER EXAMPLE

From phone photos to printed wall art, starring Minnie and Nala

Uploaded photos

Original phone photo of Minnie, a miniature long-haired dachshund, uploaded by her owner.
Minnie
Original phone photo of Nala, uploaded by her owner.
Nala

Same two dogs across every month. Recognizable coat, color, and proportions in every scene.

Which AI paints the pictures? Google’s frontier image AI, Nano Banana 2

Your pictures are painted by Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image), from Google, the American company behind Gemini. “Frontier” is the word for AI made at the leading edge, by the handful of companies pushing it forward, and Google is one of them. Google launched Nano Banana 2 in February 2026, put it straight into its own Gemini app in place of Nano Banana Pro, and called it “our best image generation and editing model”.

Rated above Google’s own Nano Banana Pro at creating pictures

On independent leaderboards, where people compare pictures from rival AIs side by side without knowing which made which, Nano Banana 2 ranks among the top image AIs in the world, and above Nano Banana Pro, Google’s own Pro model, at creating new pictures. We use Nano Banana Pro too: it draws the designs for our embroidered sweatshirts.

Top 10

in the world on two independent leaderboards for creating pictures, September 2026

Above Pro

rated higher than Nano Banana Pro on both: 6th against 11th on Artificial Analysis, and 9th of 80 against 14th on Arena (in its version that can also search the web)

Sources: Google, February 26, 2026 · Google, Gemini app launch · Artificial Analysis · Arena (formerly LMArena). Leaderboards read September 26, 2026. When we reach Google’s limit on how many pictures it will make for us, its earlier Nano Banana model can stand in: that happened to fewer than 1 in 100 of our pictures from late July to late September 2026.

And we build even more around it

  • The best of your photos, chosen for every picture: up to four in all, favoring the ones that show the face and the whole coat rather than a harness or a sweater.
  • Google’s higher reasoning setting for your months, cover and birthday picture, so the AI thinks the whole picture through before it paints.
  • A second opinion from Google’s flagship Pro model. Gemini 3.1 Pro (Google’s top Pro model as of September 2026) looks at every month of the calendar you order beside your photos and judges how closely it matches your pet. If it falls short, we paint it again, up to two more times, and keep the best of the tries.
  • Extra checks for the mistakes owners care about most: a tail your pet doesn’t have, a girl painted as a boy, or a wrong year written into the picture. A picture with one of those goes back to be painted again.
  • We keep testing. In September 2026 we tried Google’s image AI side by side with two others in our own tests, one of them released that same month. Neither did better overall, so we stayed with Google.

Every picture is made by AI from the photos you send: never a stock animal, and never a face pasted onto someone else’s picture.

The model behind the art

Walk right up to it. It only gets sharper.

Every month is drawn by a state-of-the-art image model, then printed on thick, silky paper that does not glare. Individual hairs along an ear. The wet edge of a watercolour where the paint pooled. Nobody expects that from a few phone photos, which is exactly why we are showing you before you buy.

AI-generated calendar artwork of Minnie, a long-haired dachshund, swimming in an alpine lake in August
Nature · August
Close-up of Minnie's face, showing wet fur, whiskers and drops of water on her nose

The same picture, up close

Fur you can count. Look at her face as she swims toward you. The wet hair on her head and ears is drawn strand by strand, with drops of water caught on top of her nose. Behind her, the mountains fade into haze, the way they would in a real photograph.
AI-generated calendar artwork of Minnie the dachshund shaking off after running through a garden sprinkler in August
Adorable · August
Close-up showing the light in Minnie's eyes and the shine on her nose

The same picture, up close

Eyes that hold up close. The light in her eyes, the wet shine on her nose, the fur on her chest still fluffed up from the sprinkler. This is the bit people lean in to look at, and it is usually where AI pictures turn plasticky and fake. Hers does not.
AI-generated watercolour calendar artwork of Minnie the dachshund napping belly-up under a shade tree in August
Watercolour · August
Close-up of Minnie's sleeping face, showing soft watercolour edges and the dark fringe on her ear

The same picture, up close

Real paint behaves like this. You can see where the paint dried in a sharp line, where it spread out soft and fuzzy, and the rough grain of the paper showing through the palest parts. Printed full size, you can see where the brush lifted off.
AI-generated cartoon calendar artwork of Minnie the dachshund leaping into a pile of autumn leaves in September
Funny Cartoon · September
Close-up of Minnie's cartoon face, showing crisp outlines and shaded colour

The same picture, up close

Ink that stays crisp on a big page. Cartoon outlines are the hardest thing to get right, because any wobble in the line shows the moment you print it big. These stay sharp, and every patch of colour is shaded instead of a flat block, so nothing prints as a dull smudge.
Photo sharp
Printed the way a photo book is printed
Thick, silky paper
Heavier than a magazine cover, and it does not glare
11 x 8.5 inches
A4 size in the UK and Europe
12 months + cover + birthday
Your pet on every single page

Every month is drawn at high resolution and then enlarged for printing, so it stays sharp at full page size (2400 x 1792 pixels, enlarged to 300 dots per inch). In many cases the result matches the quality of professional photography. The pictures in this slideshow are real generated months, made from four ordinary phone photos of one dachshund called Minnie. They were drawn at the model's highest setting, with twice the detail across and down of the months we print (4800 x 3584 pixels), so the close-ups show finer detail than a printed page will. Nothing here was retouched by hand.

Will it really look like my pet?

A hand holding a printed Watercolor calendar in front of the two real dogs painted on its cover, on a bed
Tizia’s calendar, held up in front of the two dogs it stars. Attleboro.
A cream-colored dog lying on a wooden floor beside a printed Watercolor calendar with the same dog painted on its cover
Becky’s calendar, beside Juno. When the AI had trouble with the single black spot on Juno’s tongue, we helped get it right. Nanaimo.

Looking like your pet is what everything here is built for. Every month of the calendar you order is checked against your photos by Google’s Gemini 3.1 Pro, and one that falls short is painted again, up to two more times. Then it is your turn: have any month or the cover painted again, or changed in your own words, up to 6 times in all. Still not quite right? Tell us and we will help, the way we helped Becky with Juno. Nothing prints until you have approved every page.

How to make your AI-generated pet calendar

  1. 1

    Choose a few photos

    A few clear photos of each pet, straight from your phone: a good face, a couple of angles, a full-length shot if you have one. About ten minutes at the kitchen table.

  2. 2

    See four months free

    Pick one of the 6 styles with a free preview, and in a couple of minutes your own pet appears in four of its months. We ask for your email to save your preview and to write to you about your calendar. Unsubscribe any time.

  3. 3

    Approve every page, then we print

    When you order, or pay to unlock all twelve months, we paint every month and the cover in full detail, paint each pet’s birthday picture in your calendar’s style, and check them against your photos. Nothing goes to the printer until you approve every page, and once it has gone it cannot be changed, so take your time.

More than twelve beautiful pictures

Three things a printed photo never could: each pet’s birthday painted into its own day, your family’s dates printed in the grid, and a little printed code that opens each month’s page on your phone.

  • Illustration of a calendar grid: Nala the dachshund painted inside her birthday square beside a cake, and a Gotcha Day marked with paw prints

    Their birthday, painted in

    Add each pet’s birthday and the day itself becomes a little painting of them, right inside its square.

    Your dates, your way

    In the US, Canada and the UK, your country’s holidays are printed on their dates, and you can rename or move them. Wherever you live, you can add your own dates, like a Gotcha Day (the day your pet came home), each with a little mark if you like.

  • Printed in the date grid

    The code printed in a calendar day square, which opens that month’s page

    Opens on your phone

    Minnie and Nala’s real page, with the paid video and story added. Scroll it.

    A page for every month, on your phone

    Calendars we print now carry a small code in each month’s grid. Point a phone camera at it and that month’s own page opens, with the picture full size, free to download and share. You can add a short video of the scene or a little story about your pet there too, each an optional paid extra.

Printed close to home, shipped free

Every calendar is printed to order, just for you, so none sits waiting in a warehouse. So far (February to September 2026), every calendar we have made for the US, Canada and the UK was printed in the country it was going to. Shipping is free to the US, Canada, the UK and every EU country, with tracking, and your calendar usually arrives five to seven business days after you approve it.

From our own records: nearly every calendar we delivered from February to September 2026 arrived within seven business days of going to print. In the busy weeks before the holidays, allow a little longer.

What you get
The calendarTwelve months and a cover, each month’s picture above its own date grid, with weekends in red, small calendars of the months before and after, and a back cover showing all twelve pictures.
TrackingA tracking link by email when it ships, and a note from us once it has arrived.
Your filesThe file we print from and every month’s picture, on your order page, at no extra cost.
For animals in needA donation to animal shelters and rescues with every printed calendar order.

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What customers say

In their own words, from verified reviews. Long reviews are shortened, and translations are marked.

5 out of 5
“This calendar is absolutely amazing, the quality is incredible and the customer service is above and beyond,this is worth every penny.”
Mrs G., London, UK
5 out of 5
“I’m over the moon with our pet calendar. Beautifully made and quick shipping. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend. Thank you”
Kathryn, Gateshead, UK
5 out of 5
“I am more than impressed, I literally gasped with delight on seeing the image quality and the fact that you have captured Bille and Jessie’s expressions/mannerisms has made it that much more special.”
Lesley, Laurencekirk, UK
Roman and Rose, who started My Dog Calendar, standing outdoors with Rose holding their long-haired dachshund Minnie
Roman, Rose and Minnie, in Vancouver.

Real people, before and after you order

We are a small team in Vancouver, Canada. Roman and Rose started My Dog Calendar in January 2026, and the gift Rose wished existed, one with their dachshund Minnie in it, became the calendar we now make for everyone else.

  • Change any picture before we print

    You see every picture before anything goes to the printer. Until you approve, you can paint a new version of any of them or change it, and we will help in the chat if one still is not right. Once you approve, we print your calendar exactly as you saw it, so we cannot offer a refund or a reprint if you would like a picture to look different afterwards. If it arrives damaged or with a printing mistake, we will send a new one at no cost.

  • A real person when you need one

    Reply to any of our emails and a person will answer you. There is a chat in the corner of every page too: our AI assistant answers first and can hand you to one of us.

Our refund policy

Questions people ask about AI-generated pet calendars

What photos do I need, and how many?
The ones already on your phone. Photos that show a clear face, a couple of angles and, if you have one, the whole body work best, so the AI can see their shape and tail. You can add up to 10 photos of each pet. Please use real photographs: a painting or drawing is already someone’s version of your pet, and the AI would copy that version instead of your pet.
Does it work for cats, other animals or several pets?
Yes. Dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, hamsters, guinea pigs and horses all work the same way, and you can mix them: up to four pets in one calendar, together in every month. When several pets share a picture, a month more often needs another try, and that is exactly what your redraws are for.
Can I make one for a pet who has passed away?
Yes, and many people do. We only need the photos you already have, and if you would like a hand choosing them, tell us and we will help. Everything you add is saved as you go and kept for a year, so there is no rush.
Which art styles can I choose?
There are 8: Watercolor, Nature, Adorable, Picture Perfect, Oil Painting, Funny Cartoon, American and Canadian. Each has a finished example calendar starring our own dachshunds, Minnie and Nala, and your calendar carries one style through all twelve months and the cover.See the Picture Perfect calendarSee the Watercolor calendar
Is the free preview what gets printed?
No. The four free months are a quicker first painting with a lighter check. When you order, or pay to unlock all twelve months, every month is painted again in finer detail, the four you saw included, and goes through the full checks against your photos before you approve it.
Why not make the pictures myself in Google’s Gemini app?
You could make pictures there yourself. What we add around Google’s frontier image AI is everything that turns pictures into a calendar you can hang: one style across twelve months and a cover, every pet in every month, each month checked against your photos by Gemini 3.1 Pro, your own dates in the grid, and the printing and free shipping.
Do you use my photos to train AI?
No. We do not use your photos to train any AI, and we do not sell your personal data.
Is it a 2027 calendar, and can I choose the first month?
Yes. It starts in January 2027 unless you pick another month, and runs for twelve months. You can also start it in any month from this month through December 2027.
Can I write on it?
You can, but the silky finish is made for pictures more than pens, so try your pen in the corner of a date square first.
Can I order more than one copy?
Yes. You can have up to 5 printed copies of the same calendar sent together in one parcel, a lovely way to give the whole family the same year. You choose how many when you order.

Their whole year, on your wall

The photos are already on your phone. See your pet in four painted months, free, and decide from there.

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