Activities For Standard Bolonauzers
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Introduction
If you thought a Bolognese or Standard Schnauzer was enough of a perfect pet, then imagine what you could get when you blend them? The resultant Standard Bolonauzer is a dog you will immediately love. They are full of life, energy, playfulness, and loyalty. They are also a medium-size dog with long legs and a need for daily exercise and grooming. If you have become the proud new owner of a Standard Bolonauzer, then it might be time to treat them to these activities below.
Grooming
The Standard Bolonauzer has long, curly fur. They are also hypoallergenic, making them an ideal best friend for those with fur allergies. However, their grooming needs, as a result, are unusually high. You are going to need to dedicate an hour at least every few days to maintain their silky coat. You will need a pin brush, scissors, nail clippers, and a de-matter. Alternatively, you would need to spend hundreds of dollars every year taking them to a professional groomer. Instead, do this all-weather and affordable activity at home. It may not be all that straightforward in the beginning, but you and your furry friend will soon fall into a routine.
Crate Training
It’s not uncommon for a Standard Bolonauzer to be anxious, scared, or nervous. These feelings can often be amplified when you leave them alone for any period. If you want to take care of their separation anxiety while offering a safe place for them, then consider crate training from a puppy. It’s no easy feat, and it can be expensive, but it can solve many problems for your furry friend. It might be time to purchase a blanket, crate, treats, and toys, and get the process underway. The sooner you start, the earlier you can leave your home confident your Standard Bolonauzer is feeling okay!
Begging
If you are searching for a fun, rainy-day activity that your Standard Bolonauzer will be able to master quickly, then why not try your hand at teaching them to beg? Not only do they get the mental stimulation of learning something new, but it’s also a fun party trick they will use to their advantage. Begging also doesn’t cost a dime, except for a few treats, and has an average difficulty level for an intelligent breed such as a Standard Bolonauzer. Set aside 20 minutes a day in five-minute sessions to teach your dog how to beg. Once they master it, you will be so proud of what they can now do!
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Fetch
Standard Bolonauzers have long, lean legs, making them a prime candidate for a fun game of fetch. You can play inside, your backyard, or even at the local dog park. Throw their fetch toy many times, helping to tire your pooch out as they sprint to retrieve it and bring it back to you.
Walk
Standard Bolonauzers require a lot of physical activity, but it doesn’t all have to cost money or require a lot of effort. You can satisfy their requirements by way of a long walk. Take them through the many streets of your neighborhood, visit a garden or local park, or try out a local walkway. No matter where you go, your furry friend is going to enjoy satisfying all their senses.
Conclusion
Most Standard Bolonauzer owners will know just how impawtant it is to provide their pooch with as many fun activities as possible. But, coming up with ideas is a challenge all on its own! If you need ideas for how to spend quality time with your four-legged friend, then why not try out these options above? You will be surprised at how many of them get your pup’s tail wagging!