Spending time with your pet is a great way to build your relationship so why not make the most of your time together and try some of our fun pet activities...- Show your dog - even mixed breeds can participate in some obedience shows so if you are looking for something different to do with your pet this might be the option for you!
- Grooming - whist we all know the easiest thing to do when it comes to grooming is to take a visit to the groomers with your pet, we think home grooming is definitely worth your consideration as not only will this save you money but it also offers a great way for you to bond with your pet! Many breeds’ grooming should consist of daily brushing.
- Agility - agility trials are ideal to help pets build their confidence, release energy and learn to focus, so if you have a competitive streak and think your pet would love the challenge of competing in obstacle courses, beginning agility training could be the ideal activity for you and your pet!
- Day Trips - Just like us, our pets love to get out and about so for a special treat why not take your pet away for the day whether it be when you are visiting friends and family or for a walking trip, we are sure your pet will thank you for it.
- Dog Parks - Dog parks are most common in city areas and offer a great place for your pets to interact with one another in a secure area, what's more you might even make a few friends as well!
- Play - most pet toys are not particularly expensive so why not treat your pet to something squeaky and have hours of fun playing with your pet and his new toy?
- Hiking - for those of you who are athletic, why not explore the local trails with your furry companion, just don't forget to pack a first aid kit, poop bags and of course plenty of water for you and your pet!
- Trick Training - teaching your dog tricks is a great way for you to improve the relationship with your pet, teach obedience and simply have fun!
- Walkies! - what better way for you and your pet to bond and get healthy at the same time why not look at our guide to winter walks.
- Tracking - a game of hide-and-seek with your dog is a great way to keep your them active so why not hide a toy or item of clothing with a treat wrapped inside and watch your pet sniff it out!
- Animal-Assisted Activities (AAA) - if you are looking for something different to get your pet involved in, AAA might be the option of you. AAA offers the opportunity for your pet to visit a local hospital or nursing home to help promote socialisation. So, if your pet is of good temperament why not contact your local centres and find out more about getting your pet involved in AAA, we're sure they will love the change of scene and extra attention!
- Flyball - this relay race activity requires pets to race over hurdles, catch a ball and race back over the hurdles again, making this activity ideal for any pet who loves to chase a ball!
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