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On August 26, it will soon be National Dog Day. It’s time to give our dogs some puppy love because it’s commonly known that dogs are man’s best buddies. Whether you’re in the business of dog walking, dog daycare, or even veterinary services, now’s your chance to show off your stuff with a National Dog Day celebration. If you’ve never celebrated National Puppy Day before, or if this is your first time hearing about National Puppy Day, then the Dodo is here to educate you and give you great ideas on how you can get involved Year.
Not only is it a dog-centric day of celebration, but it’s also a day where you can take on the role of activist and educate your dog-loving friends about the importance of adopting rather than buying dogs.
Why was National Puppy Day founded?
National Puppy Day was created by animal rights activist and author Colleen Paige in 2006 to not only celebrate the unconditional love that puppies bring to our lives but also to educate the public about the horrors of the puppy mill and pet store industry.
Dogs born in puppy mills are typically malnourished, unvaccinated, and housed in cramped, dirty kennels before being sold. Puppy mill puppies are also often taken from their mothers too soon and before they can be weaned and socialized, behaviors that cause many parents to abandon their dogs at the shelter.
Plan Play Areas and Toys
Dogs, especially when around other dogs, are easily excitable and may run away when overstimulated or distracted. You can also provide a quiet space for dogs to settle in if they get too excited or tired, especially older dogs. Make sure you have enough toys for the dogs to share as well. On National Puppy Day, rescues appreciate anything from old dog toys to pet food to blankets.
An easy way to do this is to have Frisbees, tennis balls, and rope toys personalized with the party brand that canine guests can take home at the end of the party. This way, no one has to worry about keeping track of their toys, and everyone can take part of the party home with them.
Volunteer
Another fun way to get involved in caring for un-adopted puppies is to volunteer at your local shelter or rescue league. These organizations often need all the help they can get to keep their puppies fed, clean, and happy. You may also be able to volunteer virtually, helping organizations manage their social media accounts, organize adoption requests. Even answer emails, so be sure to ask if there are any in-home volunteer positions available if you wish to maintain social distancing.
Throw Them a Bone
Nothing says vacation like something special! Check with your local butcher for fresh beef bones or order rawhide bones for your dogs to dig. It’s fun for dogs and helps clean their teeth at the same time. An invitation to share bones with canine friends on National Dog Day. This will help spread the love for dogs beyond your care and help gain free publicity for other dog owners in the area. Use a Petmate Promo Code and Cuddle Clones Coupons to obtain fantastic pet accessories at a reduced cost. These helpful pet care hints will be of great assistance to you.
Sign up for DOGTV
DOGTV is a television network created specifically for canine viewers. From dog shows to advice channels for dog lovers, DOGTV has everything your home needs. It even helps alleviate the symptoms of separation anxiety by providing soothing comfort to dogs that are home alone.
Puppy Photo Shoots
Get a photographer, or even just a friend who is handy with a camera, to organize a mini photo shoot for your pup. Add fun props or backgrounds. You will love looking at these photos and remembering how small they were as puppies.
Conclusion
On this day, the importance of forests and their animals and the influence of the changing environment are observed. National Puppy Day was founded by animal rights activist and author Colleen Paige in 2006. The goal of not only celebrating the unconditional love that puppies bring to our lives but also educating the public about the horrors of the puppy and pet industry.
