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22 Photos Of What Life Looked Like For Dogs In The 1970s

Man's best friend, since 1970.

By Carly Tennes

Published 2 months ago in Wow

Though they've always been man's best friend, owning a dog back in the 1970s wasn't that different from today. Enter the beach-roaming, spot-sporting pups that served as faithful pals to our parents and grandparents. 


From park days to road trips, here are 22 photos of what life looked like for dogs in the 1970s. 

  • 1

    Lost Keys, Found Dog

    “My uncle, trying to find his car keys (1970s).”

    Lost Keys, Found Dog

  • 2

    You’re A Good Dog, Charlie Brown

    “My Grandfather, Col. Alexander at his accidentally Wes Anderson retirement in 1970. (L:R--Charlie Brown the dog, Grandma Buzzy, Uncle Patrick, my Dad and Mom).”

    You’re A Good Dog, Charlie Brown

  • 3

    Dad’s Best Friend

    “My Dad and our Dog Bailey, 1970's, Dad would be 81 Today.”

    Dad’s Best Friend

  • 4

    Dad and Dog

    “My dad and his dog Simba in the late 1970s.”

    Dad and Dog

  • 5

    Take A Walk

    “Camberley Kate, 1970. Ran a 1 woman dog rescue service. She’s 70 here.”

    Take A Walk

  • 6

    He’s A Star

    “Me with my dog, Star in 1977.”

    He’s A Star

  • 7

    Pup Portraits

    “My Uncle, his Wife and dogs sometime in the ‘70s.”

    Pup Portraits

  • 8

    Dog Days

    “My sister, our family car, our family dog - Summer 1970.”

    Dog Days

  • 9

    Porch Days

    “My Dad sitting on the porch with his dog, 1970s.”

    Porch Days

  • 10

    Beach Baby

    “Here is Ike who has found another stick. Living at the beach meant that a leather collar would not last long. He didn't need a leash. He was so friendly he would walk up to any dog to say hello. 1970s.”

    Beach Baby

  • 11

    Silky Snuggles

    “My dad and his dog Silky, 1970.”

    Silky Snuggles

  • 12

    Bottoms Up

    “My godfather and me, in blue. 1970s.”

    Bottoms Up

  • 13

    Doggie Jammies

    “My aunt in 1970. And a dog in pajamas, apparently.”

    Doggie Jammies

  • 14

    Like Mother Like Dog-gter

    “My mother and her childhood dog, in the summer of 1970.”

    Like Mother Like Dog-gter

  • 15

    Dapper Dog

    “My grandpa and his dog (Hong Kong, c. 1970).”

    Dapper Dog

  • 16

    Sweet Sativa

    “My dad and some of his 101st Airborne buddies. 1970 Viet Nam. With their dog Sativa.”

     Sweet Sativa

  • 17

    Biker Gang

    ”My Grandpa Ernest in the 70’s, with bike and dog.”

    Biker Gang

  • 18

    Go, Dog. Go!

    “My dog carrying my mother's purse from the corner store - 1970.”

    Go, Dog. Go!

  • 19

    Best in Show

    “My mom and her show dog, Blue. Colorado Springs Kennel Club. June 11, 1978.”

    Best in Show

  • 20

    Not a Cat Nap

    “Me, my grandpa, and the dog settling in for a nap [California, 1974].”

    Not a Cat Nap

  • 21

    See Spot Drive

    “A woman and a dog spotted in Los Angeles, 1970.”

    See Spot Drive

  • 22

    Some Pig

    “My mom and her fat dog that people mistook for a pig circa 1970.”

    Some Pig

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