15 fun things you can do with your dog
1: Stay in a pet-friendly hotel
There are plenty of places where your four-legged friend is welcome to stay. You'll find hotels and log cabins, as well as cottages and cute glamping tents. Choose one and have an unforgettable outing with your pup.
2: Learn a new trick
Depending on how long you train him, your pup probably already knows how to fetch and roll. These are just the most basic tricks you can teach him. There's also the army crouch, the salute, and the handstand that leave other dog owners in awe once your dog gets the hang of it.
3: Dress up your dog for Halloween
Halloween can be a fun holiday to enjoy with your dog. A quick search for dog costumes on the internet yields a ton of different options, such as a reindeer ridden by Santa, postman, ghostbuster, dinosaurs, Maleficent and so on. And of course, taking a million pictures of you and your dog in your Halloween outfits is a must.
4: Walking on the beach
With the beautiful weather almost in sight, there is no excuse not to plan a fun day at the beach. There are plenty of dog friendly beaches that you can visit. Enjoy a breath of fresh air together
5: Have a dog party
You should be able to look up your dog's birthday in his pedigree. But if your dog is a rescue dog or doesn't have an exact date of birth, you can pick a date that's convenient for you so he can check this activity off his dog bucket list. Oh and for nice cakes or snacks you can visit our dog world of shop.
6: Take your dog to work
While not all workplaces allow it for safety, hygiene and other reasons, a surprising number of companies today allow their employees to bring their dogs to work. And why not? A furry friend at the office makes the work day so much more fun and relaxing! Your dog will also enjoy the extra time he spends with you, not to mention all the attention he will receive throughout the day from your co-workers who can't keep their hands off him/her.
7: Play Frisbee
If your dog already knows how to fetch a stick or a ball, it can be easy to level up with a Frisbee. Although it may be a bit difficult at first, this can create a nice bond with you. Patience is a virtue.
8: SUP!
If you haven't noticed, more than one person happens to fit on a Sup board. So you can easily make room for a dog of smaller size. Frankly, this can be quite a thing, because he / she must be able to stay still on such a sup, but in the end it is so much fun to paddle across a lake together. There are even courses for check the link here.
9: Go shopping together
Shopping no longer has to be an activity you love to do, but one you have to leave your furry friend at home for! While certain stores, such as supermarkets, are still inaccessible to dogs, more and more stores outside pet stores are accepting dogs. But the best outing for you and your dog is of course Avonturia.
10: Sleep together
Sleeping on the bed can be a real treat for your dog, but don't indulge too often or he won't want to sleep in his own dog bed! Some dogs will even chew up their own bed so they can spend more time on your bed - a clever trick. Everyone knows how wonderful it is to have your dog lying next to you in bed, but once he starts snoring, it might be time to send him out of the bedroom!
11: Share breakfast
Is it your dog's birthday? Or maybe just a rainy and gloomy morning where you both could use a pick-me-up? Having breakfast and cuddling together sounds like a great way to treat yourself – and your pup!
If you're handy in the kitchen, try making breakfast that looks the same for both of you, but is completely safe for your furry friend to eat. Some ideas for a dog-friendly breakfast include cauliflower muffins, pancake balls, or mini omelets.
12: Love for everyone
It is undeniable that playing with dogs can be therapeutic, especially for people living in nursing homes. Friendly dogs can encourage residents to leave their room. It is always rewarding to see the elderly having fun with your pet and it will be such a rewarding experience for everyone. Therefore, consider, for example Love on legs and become a volunteer.
13: Gourmet together
There are several delicious recipes for dogs on the Internet that are easy to make, such as peanut butter cookies, gourmet whole wheat flour dog treats, and chicken jerky. Or buy the cookbook "Happy Dog cookbook" with enough recipes for your four-legged friend.
14: Doggy massage
It's not just you who can benefit from a spa visit every now and then; your four-legged friend can also benefit from it! Many owners believe that a dog massage can help boost immunity, improve blood circulation, reduce stress and improve digestion in their pets. You may not be able to arrange a Thai massage for him, but something more gentle will certainly be available for your four-legged friend. So schedule an appointment today with the nearest animal massage paradise to give your dog a well-deserved break after a hard day at the park, or learn how to massage your dog yourself.
15: Play Sock Pulling
Do you have some old socks lying around? Sock pulling is a fun game you can play together, and you don't even have to let your pup win! All you need are some socks that have had their day. You can play with one simple sock, or you can use your multiple socks to make a homemade rope. Who is going to win?
