Toys to Pack for the Paw Park
Make the most of your Paw Park visit with fun, durable toys that encourage your Super Pet to run, tug, fetch, and problem-solve while keeping playtime exciting and interactive!
A visit to the Paw Park is a great way to keep your pet active during this rainy season. While some branches even have tunnels and agility obstacles, we recommend packing some toys with you too! Here are some of our recommendations to make the most of your day at the Paw Park!
Pros:
Rubber balls are more hygienic than plush toys
Great toy for fetching and chasing
Pros:
Gives dogs a good workout and encourages tugging, pulling, fetching
Opportunity to bond and play with your pet instead of them playing by themselves
Easy to carry and durable
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Provides mental stimulation and teaches problem solving for your dog
Can keep your pet occupied and entertained if the Paw Park is a little crowded
Adds something different if your dog wants something besides agility equipment
Pros:
Combines both physical and mental enrichment: your dog has to push and roll the ball to release the treats!
Serves as a more interactive puzzle if your dog prefers a toy that feels more like a game
Easy to pack and easy to clean!
Pros:
Another good workout for your pet and helps them work on coordination too
Can be a great tool with training! You can practice commands like “wait” “drop” with a frisbee game
A good toy for a less busy day at the Paw Park to make the most out of the open space
Our Tip: Variety is better than quantity when it comes to packing toys for the Paw Park. You don’t need to bring all of your pet’s toys, but it could be fun to bring toys that serve different purposes. You can bring a toy that encourages running, a toy for tugging, a toy for puzzle-solving. The Paw Park is a great venue for your dog to discover that play could be done in many different ways!
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