Activities For Meagles

Because both the Mini Pinscher and the Beagle are excellent hunting dogs, it is only natural that the Meagle will be inheriting their parent breed’s keen sense of smell. To stimulate your dog’s senses and put their scent to good use, a good game to play is “find the treat”. As its name suggests, this activity involves you hiding a treat somewhere while your dog needs to find it. There are many variations to this game and you can do it however you please. One of the popular ways to play is by using cardboard boxes to hide the treat. What’s awesome about this game is that it helps keep your dog physically and mentally stimulated without having to leave your home. 

Halloween is one of the most celebrated holidays in the United States and can be quite a big deal during the year. A reason why this holiday is so popular is due to the idea of dressing up and going trick-or-treating. But why limit Halloween to humans? Your cute Meagle can also take part in this fun holiday by playing dress up and charming everyone they see. If you think dogs are cute in their natural state, you will find them even more adorable in costume. You can also take your Foodle with you while trick-or-treating. This can serve as a form of socialization since your dog gets exposed to new people and environments. 

The Meagle is a dog breed that requires a moderate amount of exercise in order to stay satisfied and healthy. In fact, a regular 30 to 45 minute walk on a daily basis should be enough exercise for a Meagle. But why settle for just a typical walk? You can make your usual stroll more fun and interesting by adding a twist. Play some treasure hunt! The said treasure to be used in this activity is dog treats, which you will be hiding all around your walking path. With this activity, you get to hit two birds with one stone – you meet your dog’s exercise requirements and help stimulate their hunting instincts.