Treat your dog to these beautiful ideas this holiday
Since Valentine’s Day is a Hallmark holiday, it’s always nice to set the ball rolling with some creativity involving your four-legged friends. And with the day soon to be at your doorstep, it’s good to make it worthwhile for you and your pet dog through the following great ideas. Below are tips on how you could potentially wag your dog’s tail with on the lovely Valentine’s Day.
- Personalized grooming
A Valentine’s Day grooming and pampering session would speak volume on behalf of our love for pets. Besides getting the regular haircut, you can advance further by introducing a Valentine’s Day collar, leash or outfits and make the pet much happier and pleasing to be around.
- Fill with special treats
Special treats for the Valentine’s Day would have involved taking the dog to the local dog boutique for a fun day of treats in every imaginable form. Ensure you monitor how much the dog eats.
- Take time and play
At times, we often overlook that our pets only want us to engage with us during our time. As such, the Valentine’s Day holiday makes up the perfect time to get down and enjoy playing with our pets. Get running with a tug on, throw a Frisbee or even play hide and seek. The best part is for the dog to feel honored in spending time with you.
- Go on an adventure
Dogs love walks in nature and giving them the opportunity to walk somewhere they have never been before, gives them a great sense of satisfaction. Places like parks, beaches, or nature reserves are great options when looking to bond with your pet on Valentine’s Day. Just be sure to keep an eye out for them or better yet have them on a leash.
- Get the class act
And perhaps the ultimate pampering for your dog this special Valentine’s Day would be to make use of a doggie massage as a way to bond. We all know how a good massage feels, and your pet will love one. Besides, it’s quite beneficial to their general body health.
Overall, Valentine’s Day is a great day, to sum up, your love for your pooch. There are plenty of great ideas, and it all depends on what you feel is right with your dog. So, you can still go ahead and use your thoughts as you best see fit.
SOURCES: Lifezette, Rover, National Geographic, Pet Wave
