A dog balloon is the rare decoration a five year old will greet by name. This one is a shepherd rendered in foil, also sold as mylar, at 29.9 inches, which is large enough to read as a character rather than a novelty. Inflate it with air and it stays put beside the treat table; inflate it with helium and it floats. Foil keeps the moulded ears, muzzle, and tail crisp, so the shape survives a party that a printed latex balloon would not. Set it out for a dog birthday party, a pawty for the actual dog, puppy party decorations, or an adoption celebration. Fetch the rest of the pack in our foil balloons.
Do foil balloons need helium?
No, foil balloons do not require helium and can be filled with ordinary air using a hand pump or the straw method. An air-filled foil balloon will not float, so it is displayed standing on a surface, taped to a wall, or mounted on a stick or backdrop.
