Dogs are like humans in a lot of ways.
They can get bored easily, like to try new things (as long as it doesn’t involve too much change), and always love it when we give them a new toy to explore.
We all love our four-legged friends – that much is obvious! But every now and again we want to spoil them, and a new toy just doesn’t cut it.
Like fight back against doggy boredom and give our loyal friends something new to try.
So, here are some fun ideas that you can use to give your dog the spoiling they deserve!
Take Them To A Relaxation Spa Day
And no, we are not talking about the dog groomers! That being said, some groomers have started to offer this as an option for their clients and their pooch buddies.
Just like we humans love to get a spa day once in a while, a spa day is very different from a bath you take to clean yourself.
The same is true for doggy spas. While they do serve to clean your dog, their sole focus is to provide relaxation and stress bust for your dog.
It can be a nice change of pace if your dog doesn’t mind bath time.
[Then again, every dog is different, but you’ll know best if this idea will work for your own four-legged member of the family.
Improve Their Diet
This isn’t really a ‘one and done kind of deal like a spa day, but rather, a lifestyle change that will not only spoil them but have positive benefits for their health and wellbeing.
That is, of course, introducing them to the raw dog food diet. What can this do for your pooch?
Why is raw dog food better? There are whole websites dedicated to answering this question, but the short answer is that a raw dog food diet is closer to what their biology is designed to eat.
Their doggy ancestry wasn’t munching down on processed kibble – and your dog shouldn’t be either. While processed food is okay and gives them what they need, raw dog food is better for them overall.
You can check out Bella & Duke for more information and as a place to begin thinking about sourcing high-quality, raw dog food.
Embrace The Mud
This one probably won’t be a popular suggestion, but it’ll work. Dogs love to roll around in the mud and any dog owner will know that.
Somehow, Dogs have a way of finding the muddiest puddle possible in the park and love to treat it as their own personal bath.
Almost every dog owner will try and prevent this – nobody wants to take a mud-covered dog back home to those cream carpets. But instead of trying to avoid all these puddles, don’t.
Prepare your home beforehand with plenty of towels and old sheets you can easily wash and then go find that muddy puddle.
Don’t make it a regular thing, but do let them indulge without scolding them once in a while!