Gear 6-7 - Dog to iBank: Make Your Own Stand Pet Trading Card (Free AI Prompts Inside)
- Aaron W. Wemple
- 3 days ago
- 7 min read
I Was Sitting at Dog Beach When My Thumb Started Twitching
The ocean was right there. Waves crashing. Dogs running free. But my eyes? Glued to the screen.
Facebook said I owed them this much 🙌 attention. Google said I owed them that much 🙌 attention. My brain had been hollowed out of real life, groomed into debt I never agreed to take on.
Then I noticed a dog with a raggedy collar running past. And I thought: What if that collar could pay me back for unwinding? What if my dog could be a little bodyguard for my attention?
That's how Stand Pets were born. And now, let's help accessorize them.
The Problem: We're Counting Our "Owes" Instead of Our "Grows"
Right now, your attention is the most valuable asset you own. But extraction systems—social media algorithms, robocalls, endless notifications—are stealing it without paying you back.
In the most litigious nation, half our kids feel it. 50% loss of one parent + 50% loss of the other = 100% loss, even when the "family law" courts call it "time-sharing." Our data and humanity are being fragmented, sold, and weaponized while we're just trying to survive.
This is what I call the Digital Blizzard: overwhelming information pushes that disconnect us from the people who matter most.
The Solution: Gear 6-7 - From Dog to iBank
What if your family dog could literally help you bank your attention instead of burning it?
I'm developing Stand Pets—trained dogs wearing gold NFC-enabled collars (we're calling them Gear 6-7 collars right now, but you can help name them). These aren't just accessories. They're private data reserves that families own.
Here's how it works:
Your dog wears the Gear 6-7 collar (think gold bar meets bodyguard)
You tap your phone to the collar when you choose screen-free time
Win Credits accumulate—proof you're choosing your family over the feed
Your data stays private—no third-party banks, no extraction
It's like a Fitbit, but instead of counting steps, it values your non-twitching thumbs and unglazed eyes.
But You Don't Have to Wait for the Collar
Right now, the physical Gear 6-7 collar is still in development. But you can start training the habit today by creating your own Stand Pet trading cards.
I've written 5 free AI prompts below. You can use them in ChatGPT, Claude, MidJourney, or any AI image generator to create custom trading cards for your dog (or cat, or any pet you want to turn into an attention bodyguard).
Why Start with Trading Cards?
Because the ritual is what matters. That physical tap—choosing to interact with your Stand Pet instead of scrolling—breaks the trance. The card becomes the bridge between where you are now (phone burn) and where you want to be (life balance).
Plus, every card you create is intellectual property YOU own. Not Facebook's algorithm. Not Google's data farm. Yours.
5 Free AI Prompts to Create Your Stand Pet Trading Card
How to Use These Prompts:
Copy any prompt below
Go to ChatGPT (free tier works), Claude, or MidJourney
Replace [your dog's name] and [breed] with your pet's info
Paste and generate
Download your card, print it, or save it to your phone
Share it on social media with #Gear67DogToBank and tag me!
PROMPT 1: "The Golden Guardian"
Create a trading card featuring [your dog's name], a [breed] wearing a gleaming gold collar with NFC technology embedded in it. The dog stands protectively between a family (parents and children) and glowing phone screens in the background. Art style: heroic, warm golden-hour lighting, digital illustration with slight painterly texture. Include text overlay at the top: "Stand Pet - Gear 6-7 Corps". At the bottom, include a badge that says "Rescue Reserve - America's Dream Data Bank". The overall mood should feel protective, empowering, and family-oriented.Best for: Showing your dog as the hero of your family's digital wellness story
PROMPT 2: "The Screen Break Champion"
Design a cartoon-style trading card showing [your dog's name], a [breed], gently nudging a child's hand away from a glowing tablet. The child is smiling and looking up at the dog. In the background, show a family playing a board game together in soft, warm tones. The dog wears a visible gold collar with "6-7" engraved on it. At the bottom of the card, include a stat badge: "Win Credits Earned: +100" and "Screen-Free Hours This Week: 12". Style: friendly, colorful, accessible to all ages.Best for: Kid-friendly cards that explain the concept simply
PROMPT 3: "The Rescue Reserve Stats Card"
Vintage baseball card style featuring [your dog's name], a [breed], shown in profile with a gold collar gleaming around their neck. The front of the card should have the dog's photo with "Gear 6-7 Corps - Stand Pet Certified" at the top. The back of the card should display stats in a retro sports-card layout:
- Name: [your dog's name]
- Breed: [breed]
- Screen-Free Hours Logged: _____ (fill in the blank)
- Win Credits Earned: _____ (fill in the blank)
- Rescue Reserve Certified: Yes/No
- Special Ability: "Breaks digital trances, guards family attention"
Use cream/tan background with bold retro fonts. Include small Rescue Reserve logo.Best for: Collectible-style cards you can actually track data on (fill in the blanks by hand)
PROMPT 4: "AniMoWins Pilgrim Series"
Create [your dog's name], a [breed], as an animated character in the style of educational children's content (think Bluey or Daniel Tiger aesthetic). The dog is wearing the Gear 6-7 gold collar and standing on a winding path. The path has two signs: one pointing backward labeled "Phone Burn" (dark, stormy), and one pointing forward labeled "Safe Harbor" (bright, sunny). Include small companion characters: a friendly bee named Thera-B flying nearby and a glowing fish named Bionic Finns swimming in a stream beside the path. The dog has a gentle, encouraging expression. Style: soft edges, bright colors, emotionally warm and approachable.Best for: Cards that teach kids about the journey from digital overwhelm to balance
PROMPT 5: "AAC Symbolic Card" (Adaptive/Augmentative Communication)
Design a simple, high-contrast trading card for non-verbal communicators using clear symbolic icons. Divide the card into four equal quadrants:
- Top Left: Icon of a dog wearing a gold collar (simple line art)
- Top Right: Icon of a smartphone with a red X over it
- Bottom Left: Icon of a family together (parent and child holding hands)
- Bottom Right: Icon of a happy face (simple smile)
At the center where the quadrants meet, place the text "Gear 6-7" in bold, legible font. Use high contrast colors: black symbols on white background with gold accents for the collar. Include tactile-friendly design elements (bold lines, clear separation). This card should be printable and usable for AAC communication boards.Best for: Families with non-verbal members, special education programs, or anyone who
needs visual communication support
What to Do With Your Card Once You Make It
Option 1: Print It
Print on cardstock (or regular paper)
Laminate it if you want durability
Keep it in your wallet or tape it to your phone case
Tap it physically whenever you choose screen-free time (builds the ritual even without NFC tech yet)
Option 2: Save It Digitally
Use it as your phone wallpaper
Set it as a reminder: "Am I counting my owes or my grows right now?"
Share it in family group chats
Option 3: Join the Movement
Post your card on Instagram, Facebook, or LinkedIn
Use hashtag: #Gear67DogToBank
Tag me: @MajorLeagueFamily (or wherever you find my content)
I'll feature the best cards in upcoming YouTube videos and blog posts!
Help Name the Official Collar
Right now, I'm calling it "Gear 6-7" because it resonates with a movement among young people pushing for change. But I want YOU to help name the official collar.
[Click here to submit your name idea] (link to a Google Form)
Some ideas people have suggested:
The Gold Bar Collar
The Stand Pet Shield
The Rescue Reserve Band
The Win Guard
What would YOU call it?
What's Next? The Bigger Picture
These trading cards are just the beginning. Here's where this is heading:
Phase 1 (Now): Free AI Prompts
You create your own cards, train the habit, build the community.
Phase 2 (Coming Soon): Official NFC Trading Card Deck
Pre-order a physical deck with NFC chips embedded. Tap your phone to the card, log your screen-free time, earn Win Credits in a simple app.
Phase 3: The Gear 6-7 Collar
The actual gold collar for your Stand Pet. Same NFC technology, wearable by your dog, tracks your family's digital wellness journey.
Phase 4: Rescue Reserve Economy
Your Win Credits become part of a private data bank YOU own. No extraction. No third parties selling your info. Just families helping families thaw the Digital Blizzard.
Why This Matters Beyond "Just a Gadget"
I've been championing families since 1992—families trapped in extraction systems, family courts, financial traps, and now digital dependencies.
I've seen what happens when yesterday's math (custody percentages, support orders, screen time rules) gets locked in while real life keeps moving. Kids don't live on spreadsheets. Families need flexible, verifiable, owned data that proves they're doing the work.
That's what Gear 6-7 represents: proof you can hold in your hand (or around your dog's neck) that you're choosing your family over the feed.
And when you create these cards, you're not just making art. You're un-farming intellectual property back from the platforms that stole it. You're building a Title Reserve for your attention. You're joining the Gold Collar Corps.
Your Next Steps
Copy one of the prompts above (start with whichever speaks to you)
Generate your Stand Pet trading card
Share it using #Gear67DogToBank
Help name the collar (link to Google Form)
Follow the journey: Subscribe to the Rescue Reserve YouTube channel and the AniMoWins Pilgrims blog
One Last Question
Next time you're on vacation—or just sitting on your couch—and you feel your thumb twitch toward the feed, ask yourself:
"Am I counting my owes right now, or my grows?"
And then imagine your dog nudging you out of the trance.
Because 🏆 vs. 🕳️ is better winsgether 🏆🏆🏆🏆.
P.S. If you create a card and want to support our work feeding the homeless (we tape trading cards to Rescue Reserve sack lunches), let me know. We're building packages where your card design can literally feed someone while spreading the Stand Pets message.
Is this better winsgether? Let me know in the comments below.
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