Activities For Chi-Spaniels

Sometimes dogs love exciting adventures and creative game ideas, but often they'll be just as happy enjoying a simple play session at home. If you're looking for a way to give your pooch (and yourself) some exercise and to simply have a bit of fun together, a good old-fashioned game of "chasies" should do the trick. 

This simple game is one you can play inside (provided you've got sufficient space) or out, so it's a good one to have up your sleeve whenever you've got a bored and energetic dog on your hands.

Here's what you need to do to play a fun game of chase.

Do you have trouble getting your dog to settle when they meet new people, or when they get into that manic state of over-excitement? Are you looking for a simple game that can help teach your pet how to control their impulses and settle on command? 

If you answered yes to these questions, this is the game for you. Red Light, Green Light offers a chance for you to get some exercise and be a bit silly, but at the same time should offer a stimulating mental challenge for your furry friend. You can also play it inside or out and get the whole family involved.

Here's how it works. 

What could possibly be better than spending a day wine tasting and maybe purchasing a few bottles to take home? Doing it all with your dog by your side, of course -- so keep this activity in mind when you're looking for something deliciously entertaining to do with your Chi-Spaniel. 

If you've spent much time visiting wineries near you or in other parts of the country, you may have noticed an increasing number of wineries operating a dog-friendly policy. Make your way to the cellar door and you're likely to come across a content canine enjoying a fun outing with their people, keeping them company while they give their taste buds a treat.

So if this sounds like your idea of a paw-some activity to share with your pet, here's what you need to do.