Beautiful summer weather is a perfect excuse to enjoy the great outdoors. Some of us are "water people" and just like some dogs are "water dogs". Sometimes a dog breed that doesn't typically make a splash will enjoy the water if they are encouraged or just want to join in the fun!
Many dog breeds enjoy swimming with their owners, fetching toys or simply splashing in the water. As a matter of fact, certain breeds of dogs have been bred to love water. To name a few: Labrador Retrievers, Newfoundland, Golden Retrievers, Irish Water Spaniels, Portuguese Water Dogs, and Chesapeake Bay Retrievers.
Dogs need exercise daily. Exercise will not only improve their health, but make them calmer when indoors. Taking your dog along on your day at the beach can provide hours of fun for you and your dog.
Another great idea for your water outing is a floating dog toy. Many floating dog toys come attached to rope handles that make it easy to play toss and tug games in or out of the water.
To prevent your dog from an accidental drowning, canine life preservers are available to purchase and come in various sizes and styles. This will help dog owners enjoy the outing, knowing their dog is safe. Your dog may not realize that they are getting fatigued and requires a short break away from the water.
If a lake or pond is not conveniently located to your home, try letting your dog swim in your pool. This may not be an option if your pool does not have filters that make allowances for dog hair. Even if your dog does not have a shedding problem, dog owners may not allow their dogs in their pool on account that liners can get ripped or dogs can damage the pool equipment.
A solution is a separate pool made especially for dogs. A durable dog pool is portable, easy to fill and empty, and made of extra tough PVC for lasting use. Perfect for your dog to have a refreshing dip in the backyard, or put the pool on a deck or patio. A doggy swimming pool that folds down completely makes it easy to pack for summer vacations and easy to store during the winter months.
The Dog Days of Summer are here. Give your dog cooling relief from the heat. Have a wonderful summer and share your love of the water with your pet. - 29895
Many dog breeds enjoy swimming with their owners, fetching toys or simply splashing in the water. As a matter of fact, certain breeds of dogs have been bred to love water. To name a few: Labrador Retrievers, Newfoundland, Golden Retrievers, Irish Water Spaniels, Portuguese Water Dogs, and Chesapeake Bay Retrievers.
Dogs need exercise daily. Exercise will not only improve their health, but make them calmer when indoors. Taking your dog along on your day at the beach can provide hours of fun for you and your dog.
Another great idea for your water outing is a floating dog toy. Many floating dog toys come attached to rope handles that make it easy to play toss and tug games in or out of the water.
To prevent your dog from an accidental drowning, canine life preservers are available to purchase and come in various sizes and styles. This will help dog owners enjoy the outing, knowing their dog is safe. Your dog may not realize that they are getting fatigued and requires a short break away from the water.
If a lake or pond is not conveniently located to your home, try letting your dog swim in your pool. This may not be an option if your pool does not have filters that make allowances for dog hair. Even if your dog does not have a shedding problem, dog owners may not allow their dogs in their pool on account that liners can get ripped or dogs can damage the pool equipment.
A solution is a separate pool made especially for dogs. A durable dog pool is portable, easy to fill and empty, and made of extra tough PVC for lasting use. Perfect for your dog to have a refreshing dip in the backyard, or put the pool on a deck or patio. A doggy swimming pool that folds down completely makes it easy to pack for summer vacations and easy to store during the winter months.
The Dog Days of Summer are here. Give your dog cooling relief from the heat. Have a wonderful summer and share your love of the water with your pet. - 29895
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Like humans, dogs also require relief from the hot summer days and a quick swim with your dog is the perfect solution. Joanne recommends visiting a store where Dog Supplies are sold and purchase a dog pool made specifically for your dog which will provide relief from the heat as well as exercise your pet.
