Dog Pets:Kiddie Pool Fun for Your Toy-Breed Dogs
25 Aug 2010
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Juliet Loves her Kiddie PoolIf you’re like many of my readers, you have multiple, toy-breed dogs, or neighbors with pups that like to drop in for some fun. A great way to keep the whole gang happy and busy on a hot summer day is
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by Carrie Boyko
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Juliet Loves her Kiddie PoolIf you’re like many of my readers, you have multiple, toy-breed dogs, or neighbors with pups that like to drop in for some fun. A great way to keep the whole gang happy and busy on a hot summer day is with a kiddie pool. They’re perfect for little dogs, so there’s no worries about drowning, and even big dogs can enjoy splashing and dunking their floating toys.
Here’s a game we played at a dog party once, that you may enjoy trying when you’re hosting a group of pups for some water fun:
Before I sign off, here’s one final idea. If you’re not well-stocked on floating toys, try ice cubes. Most little dogs love to retrieve and eat ice cubes, and this game will have its own reward–no treats required. It’s not the same frenzied fun, but it works the same way. Happy tails!
Looking for more water fun? Here’s some related reading:
Swimming isn’t Just for Lab LoversTeaching Your Dog to Fetch
Safe and Happy July 4th Celebrations for Your Dogs
Finally, Tanner has a few comments over at 5 Minutes for Fido. As usual, my boy is looking out for his little buddy Oliver. They’re rather like the the Captain and Gilligan!
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