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Cool Canine Fun: Keep Your Dog Happy and Engaged When It’s Too Hot for a Walk!

Keeping your dog happy and active during those sweltering summer days can be a challenge. When it’s too hot for a walk, you might feel overwhelmed trying to find ways to keep your furry friend entertained and content. It’s easy to worry about your dog feeling bored, restless, or anxious, and you might be unsure how to address their needs without risking their safety in the heat.

Our Cool Canine Fun guide is here to make this process easier. It provides you with creative and practical activities to keep your dog engaged, happy, and cool, even when the weather isn’t ideal for outdoor adventures.

Hi there! I’m Laura, a seasoned dog trainer and author of the book The Vet Says Rest, available on Amazon. With over 20 years of experience as a dog owner and 15 years as a professional dog trainer, I’ve dedicated my career to enhancing the lives of our furry companions. My extensive experience includes managing the needs of dogs in various situations, including during those sweltering hot days.

At home, I share my life with four beloved dogs, including two high-energy breeds, which gives me first hand insight into the challenges of caring for dogs when the weather gets hot. My passion lies in helping dog owners navigate these challenges, offering practical solutions and creative ideas to keep your dog happy, cool, and healthy, no matter the temperature.

I am not a stranger to enrichment and during her crate time she had stuffed Kongs, lick mats, snuffle mats and new toys to keep her brain active - including a mango toy that I highly recommend 🥭 Despite all this she was bored and frustrated and had bursts of energy when out of the crate. She began yawning, lip licking and paw licking when crated - all signs of stress 😢It was an emotional and tiring fortnight. Now, having been told that the recovery from TPLO is 6 weeks, I knew I needed more help. I saw in the group that Laura (the author) had written a book. It arrived yesterday. So first of all it is very easy to read and digest. As I said, I completed it in one evening. Laura’s style is straightforward with no jargon making the information easy to understand and apply. Not only can the tools and techniques be used for a dog in this situation, they can easily be applied to any situation where your dogs needs to be calm, confined, enriched or even just to build the bond between dog and owner.

This is very informative and I’m delighted to have this to hand for future use. The author is an experienced dog owner and professional trainer, so brings enormous knowledge to this slim volume which is packed with ideas. While focusing on when your dog needs to rest, it’s also really useful as a source of enrichment activities.

Laura is our fairy godmother. She was on hand to help us with our rescue Westie. We would have been lost without her and cannot recommend her highly enough. Her knowledge and kindness are second to none.

This free resource, “Cool Canine Fun: Entertain Your Dog When It’s Too Hot for a Walk,” is designed to ease these challenges. It offers valuable tips and creative ideas to keep your dog mentally stimulated and entertained while staying safe from the heat.

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By downloading this guide, you’ll uncover practical solutions to make those hot days more enjoyable and less stressful for both you and your furry friend. With Cool Canine Fun, your dog will stay happy and engaged, and you’ll have peace of mind knowing you’re keeping them entertained and cool.

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Laura specialises in customising activities for dogs with restricted exercise and supporting owners through this challenge. Her mission is to ensure these dogs remain calm and content, despite limited daily exercise, fostering enduring bonds between them and their owners through compassionate training methods.

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