Happy New Years! Each year, we make resolution promises for the upcoming new year. While this is a great idea for you, it’s also a good idea to have new year resolutions for your dog!
Whether their resolutions are letting them be more active or maintaining Vet appointments, here are some ideas for you and your dog! Maybe sticking to your dogs resolutions will help you stick with your personal promises.
Get Healthy
This resolution is fairly popular for humans too! If your dog has gained extra weight this past year, this is the best time to get them back on track and healthy again! Incorporate more walks, stick to a proportional diet, or creative indoor work out activities both you and the dog can do. Talk to your Vet about your dog’s diet and exercising. Maintaining Vet appointments is important as well. Regular exams help your dog stay healthy and catch any health problems before they progress.
Learning New Tricks
Dogs can learn new tricks and commands at any age! Teach your dog a new trick to show off to your family and friends! If you adopted a holiday puppy, puppy training is very important and plays a crucial role in becoming a good, obedient dog.
Take A Trip
Always wanted to take a camping trip? Or a road trip? Bring your dog to take along with for the fun! Just remember to brush up on dog traveling tips, safety and the proper dog care necessities.
Kicking Bad Habits
We all have bad habits, including our sweet and innocent fur babies. Dedicate 2020 as the year of kicking bad habits to the curb. Consult with a professional dog trainer or your Vet for advice.
Grooming Habits
New Year. New Dog. New Groom! Treat your dog to a trip to the groomers for proper hygiene upkeep.
Grooming Habits
New Year. New Dog. New Groom! Treat your dog to a trip to the groomers for proper hygiene upkeep.
Meeting New Friends
Socialization is important when it comes to dogs. Treat your dog to a trip to the dog park or schedule a playdate with a friend. Everyone can use a new friend!