Activities For Poogles

The Poogle is notable for being good around people, especially with children. There are several ways for you to take advantage of this quality and do something good at the same time. One of the best programs that you and your dog can volunteer in is a canine reading program. In this activity, your dog can serve as an attentive listener to a kid who has reading problems. Most of the kids in these programs deal with low self-esteem that stems from their difficulties in reading. As a result, canine reading programs were designed so that these struggling children will have a support system and non-judgmental listener to read to. 

During hot days, there’s no better feeling than to get drenched in cold water; this holds true for both humans and dogs. Moreover, dogs are innately attracted to water, with the Poogle not being an exception. With their size, however, it would be safer for Poogles to play in a small and contained area. If you want your dog to have some fun in the water, you can simply set up a kiddie pool in your backyard. Cheap to buy, the kiddie pool can be filled quickly, providing hours of fun. Having your own pool presents a lot of opportunities for playing and ensures that you get to keep an eye on your dog at all times. There are many games that you can play in your personal pool without having to leave your own home. 

Despite their small size, Poogles are actually quite active and need a good amount of exercise on a daily basis. Running is one of the best exercise options for a dog such as the Poogle. While running can be done just about anywhere - from your own backyard to public dog parks - you can take things to a whole new level by joining a charity race instead. Most of these charity races allow participants to bring their pets. These events are a fun way to raise some money for a worthy cause, get your heart rates up and to bring your pooch out for some support.