How to make a dog run fun?

If your dogs need an outdoor space to run about, but you don’t want to dedicate your whole yard to their shenanigans, a great option would be a dog run. Be sure you pick a good space for your new dog run which is properly shaded, has adequate air-flow, and also offers the opposite end of the spectrum as well. This will allow your dog to remain comfortable in their space, no matter the temperature and weather outside. In addition, you will want the space you choose to be large enough that your dog can get up to speed so they can use up their energy. Shade is important to keeping your dog safe and happy in their dog run. Include an obstacle if your dog run isn’t very big, you can make it a more exciting space for your pet by including an obstacle for them to climb on or run around. One common feature is a deck platform or large boulder placed in the middle of the dog run. Add a water feature one unique feature we’ve seen in dog runs is the addition of a water fountain or small doggie pool to help your dog cool off while also doubling as an area to drink.

Explore new routes. Play fetch along the way. Try some interval training. Use obstacles for agility training. Join a group run. Train for a race together. Take breaks for obedience training. Incorporate scent work. Wear matching gear. Have a post-run cool down.