Activities For Bull Jacks

Canicross is a sport that is just like cross-country running but with the addition of dogs. In this activity, participants run off-road with their four-legged friends. The dogs are on a leash, which is then tied to a waist belt worn by the runner. The sport originally started as an off-season training regimen for those involved in mushing. Canicross is not only a fun way to bond and form a stronger relationship with your dog; it also serves as a great exercise for both you and your pooch. An active Bull Jack will greatly benefit from this activity and can help them fight boredom and prevent the onset of any negative behaviors. This moderately expensive activity is best done on a day without rain (sunny would be nice) in order to ensure the sure-footedness of the runners, both human and canine.

The Bull Jack is a hyperactive dog that loves moving and playing, especially in the outdoors. But if you are looking for a place where your pooch can have loads of fun, you do not have to go too far. In fact, you can just use your backyard and turn it into your dog’s very own splash zone. Most dogs love water, specifically on a warm and humid day. Whether it is a simple sprinkler or hose or even an inflatable kiddie pool, you can convert your backyard into a private water playground where your dog can play to their heart’s content. 

Because of the developments in technology over the years, various activities are starting to become more advanced. One of the best examples is geocaching. This activity is an online-based “scavenger hunt” that utilizes a handheld GPS receiver. Clues are posted on different caching websites. The idea of this activity is to locate different “caches” hidden by other geocachers using the GPS receiver. The hidden “caches” can literally be anything from logbooks, boxes with toys, or any other items that might be interesting to find. What’s great about this activity is that, since most of the caches are hidden in public places, your dog can join in on the fun.