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September 30, 2019
Are you planning a fun Fall break activity this year? These trips can be exciting if you decide to bring a companion along. We will help pair you with a dog that enjoys the same activity that you are planning to go out and do this Fall break. There are many activities to take part in during the Fall. Depending on which activities you like to do you may want to consider looking for specific dog breeds. There are certain dogs that really enjoy adventures so, here are some of the best activities that these breeds would really enjoy taking part in.
1. Going on a fishing trip? If you enjoy fishing and have planned an awesome fishing trip this Fall you may want to consider buying a Golden Retriever. These dogs really enjoy water and time spent with their owners. They are patient and friendly animals and will provide a great sense of comfort while you are waiting for your next catch.
2. Going hiking? One of the best hiking trail companions is the Siberian Husky. These dogs love being out in nature and are excellent tour guides. These dogs have very intelligent senses and will warn you if there is a possibility that you may be heading into trouble. These dogs are super protective which is very comforting while you’re on a hike.
3. Traveling abroad? If you have managed to plan far enough ahead of time for a trip to a different country this year and get affordable tickets you should consider bringing a Yorkshire Terrier with you. These dogs are excellent traveling companions. They are not hard to travel with at all. In fact, these dogs remain really calm on airplanes and are small enough to fit in a travel size dog bag.
These dogs are great friends and incredible at building bonds with their owners. These are some of the most loving dogs that will make sure you feel comfortable and safe during your trip.Â
✓ The information on this website is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice.
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