We've put together this list of cool things to do with
your dog this colorful season.
GO TO A PUMPKIN PATCH
It’s decorative gourd season and your dog can help you find the perfect pumpkin to carve. Many pumpkin patches allow dogs — provided they are on leashes and their owners clean up after them. Be sure to check the rules at your local pumpkin patch before you head out.
It’s decorative gourd season and your dog can help you find the perfect pumpkin to carve. Many pumpkin patches allow dogs — provided they are on leashes and their owners clean up after them. Be sure to check the rules at your local pumpkin patch before you head out.
ENTER A COSTUME CONTEST
Help your dog get into the Halloween spirit by dressing him up and entering a dog costume contest, either in your community or online. Just be sure your dog is comfortable and safe in whatever costume you choose. Then remove the costume to make sure he doesn't get overheated and never leave him in costume without your supervision.
Help your dog get into the Halloween spirit by dressing him up and entering a dog costume contest, either in your community or online. Just be sure your dog is comfortable and safe in whatever costume you choose. Then remove the costume to make sure he doesn't get overheated and never leave him in costume without your supervision.
GO APPLE PICKING
Your dog can enjoy the outdoors while you pick fruit, provided he’s on a leash and is well-behaved. Many orchards are dog-friendly; check the policies of locations near you. You can share a bite of apple with your dog, just make sure he doesn't eat the seeds, which can be toxic.
Your dog can enjoy the outdoors while you pick fruit, provided he’s on a leash and is well-behaved. Many orchards are dog-friendly; check the policies of locations near you. You can share a bite of apple with your dog, just make sure he doesn't eat the seeds, which can be toxic.
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