Activities For Dogs In Denmark

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Introduction

Once called the “happiest country on earth”, Denmark is definitely a top tier destination for tourists vacationing in Europe. At the same time, it is also finally catching on with the rest of Europe and is gradually becoming one of the most dog-friendly nations in the continent. In fact, there has been an influx of newly opened pet-friendly beaches, parks, accommodations and restaurants in the country than ever before. If you like to plan your holidays with your dog alongside you, you might want to consider Denmark as a destination. Here are some of the activities that you and your furry friend can do whilst in Denmark. 

Book a Holiday Home

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24 - 48 hrs
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Dog Bed
Dog Food and Bowl
Leash
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When it comes to vacations, hotels are slowly becoming a thing of the past. Thanks to applications such as AirBnB, holiday-goers are now slowly leaning towards home rentals. If you have some cash to spare, then you should look into booking your own home away from home. In Denmark, you can even book an entire holiday home for you, your family and your dog to enjoy. Prices may be a bit on the expensive side and the price range may depend on which area you decide to stay in. However, with most holiday homes being situated in the picturesque countryside, these homes are definitely worth checking out. 

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Find the perfect holiday home
These holiday homes are mostly located in the Danish countryside, offering spectacular views and lots of areas for your dog to play in. Look up a listing of Danish holiday homes and find one that has the things you are looking for and falls within your budget. Check for availability on your desired dates and make all the necessary bookings to seal the deal.
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Live as the locals do
On the day of your stay, enjoy the simple, Danish way of life. More often than not, these holiday homes feature spacious yards where dogs can move about freely. Bear in mind, however, that you need to follow the local rules associated with the place of your stay. Furthermore, make sure your dog does not destroy or damage any property to avoid any trouble with the homeowners.

Walking Fun

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Sunny Day
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1 - 2 hrs
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Food
Water
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Dogs are known for their eagerness to move around without restrictions and to go for a nice, long stroll with their owners. Aside from your dog’s enjoyment, another important benefit of walking is that it helps keep your dog healthy. Even when on a holiday trip, you need to keep your dog physically active and stimulated. The best way to explore new sights in a foreign place while still getting some exercise in is to go for a walk with your dog. Luckily, Denmark has some notable walking trails that you can take on with your pooch, ranging from forests and dog parks to beaches.
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Check out your options
Denmark has lots of places where dogs can go for a walk. You can search for some information on where to go or ask the residents for tips and recommendations. Some off-leash parks in Denmark include the Botanical Garden, Faelledparken Dog Park and Bernstorffsparken. You may also check out the walking trails, including the Nornalup Rail Trail and Mokare Heritage Trail.
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Go for a stroll
When you have chosen the place that you would like to explore by foot, head to the location with your furry friend. Be aware of the rules of each visited place; most parks require your dog to be on a leash with the exception of some off-leash parks. Most beaches also allow dogs, but only during certain periods or months. Don’t forget to clean up after your dog if needed!

Check Out Hvide Sande

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1 day
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Doggy Waste Bags
Leash
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Located on the North Sea coast and on Denmark’s outermost edge, the town of Hvide Sande remains among the country’s top tourist destinations. Even with its size, this small town features lots of quaint beaches, one-of-a-kind dune landscapes, fishing boats and lovely holiday homes. Hvide Sande offers tourists the best of both worlds. On one hand, it has plenty of room for rest and relaxation for visitors looking for a tranquil holiday. On the other hand, the town also offers several potential activities for those looking for a fun-filled and active holiday. With the myriad of options to choose from, Hvide Sande should definitely be in your Denmark trip list. 

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Book your stay in town
When planning a visit with your dog to Hvide Sande, your best option is to rent a holiday home within the area. Denmark is known for its lovely, dog-friendly holiday homes and the town of Hvide Sande is no exception. Look for a home to rent for the duration of your stay to make the best out of your trip to the town. You may also opt for a hotel but make sure that they allow dogs within their premises.
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Go out and explore
Hvide Sande is filled with lots of beautiful scenery and activities to try. Want to be in a calm environment with your dog? Enjoy a walk by the seashore, where dogs are normally allowed off-leash October to March. Looking for something more adrenaline-filled? You can check out the dunes with your dog. In the Ringkobing Fjord area, there are also some dog-friendly forests that you can explore with your canine companion as long as they are kept on a leash, in consideration of runners and cyclists in the area.

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Visit the Beach

Denmark may not be the first country that comes to mind when thinking about a beach trip but it has some underrated beaches. The good thing about most of their beaches is that they are welcoming towards dogs. Some of your top options include Parry’s Beach, Peaceful Bay, Light Beach and Boat Harbour.

Grab a Puppuccino

Keeping up with the dog-friendly trend, Denmark boasts a number of dog-friendly cafés where you can bring your dogs. While some only allow your dog to sit with you while you have a coffee or meal, there are some cafés that offer drinks for owners and their dogs. Examples of cafés in Denmark that welcome dogs are Raven’s Coffee, Mrs. Jones’ Café, Luscious Organic Café and Shop and Boston Brewery.

Conclusion

Being one of the most naturally beautiful countries in Europe, Denmark unquestionably has so much in store for its residents and tourists who are visiting the country. When planning your next holiday trip with your dog, you should definitely consider Denmark and check out all the places and dog-friendly activities that the country has to offer.