Take your dog on a hike through scenic trails. Ensure the trails are dog-friendly and that your dog is fit enough for the terrain. Always carry water and check for ticks after the hike.
Set up a mini agility course in your backyard or find a local dog park with agility equipment. It's a fantastic way to keep your dog active and mentally stimulated.
If your dog enjoys the water, swimming can be a wonderful activity. Find a dog-friendly beach or pool and allow your dog to splash around.
Hide treats or toys around your house or in your yard for your dog to find. This engages their sense of smell and provides mental stimulation.
This sport involves running or hiking with your dog while attached via a harness and waist belt. It's a great workout for both you and your furry friend.
Similar to canicross, bikejoring involves attaching your dog to a special harness and having them pull you while you ride a bike. It's an excellent activity for energetic breeds.
Take your dog camping and explore nature together. Make sure the campsite is dog-friendly and that your dog is comfortable with the outdoors.
Engage in flyball competitions or simply set up a course at home. It's a relay race for dogs that involves jumping hurdles and retrieving a ball—a fantastic way to burn off excess energy.
Join a doga class or follow instructional videos to practice yoga with your dog. This can help with bonding and relaxation for both you and your furry companion.