Pet: Family activities to do with your dog

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Have a local picnic
Making a picnic can break up your mealtime routine and make a nice change from eating at the dinner table. Get the kids involved by letting them help you choose the perfect spot for your picnic, and make sure that any canine companions can join you on your outing.

Head out to a National Park
From the rugged landscape of Snowdonia to the wild open heathlands of the New Forest, there’s something for everyone and closer than you might think! So why not make a picnic, get your dog ready and explore your nearest National Park for a day of fun on a budget?

Start Geocaching
If you’re looking for something to keep everyone busy for free, you could try Geocaching in which an item, or a container, is hidden at a particular location for you to find through coordinates shared online or through the app. Geocaching can be enjoyed wherever you are and allows you to organise weekend activities for the family (dog included) that don’t cost an arm and a leg.

Go Pokémon hunting
If you have children, you might already know all about Pokémon GO, an app that lets players capture, train and fight Pokémon located in the real world… well, sort of. The app encourages people to get outside, promotes exercise and is great fun for people of all ages. So, are you ready to catch ’em all and have fun while doing it? Pokémon hunting is just the thing for you.

Have a family movie night
Keep it simple with a movie night at home, eating food you already have in your cupboard or fridge! The best thing about staying in and getting cosy on the sofa is that your pet can be a part of it, too.

Try your hand at rock painting
Rock painting is an excellent way to do some family crafting without spending a lot of money. You might already have what you need but bargain shops will have everything to get you started, which is some paints and a few paintbrushes.

Have a puzzle challenge
For those rainy days, you could try having a puzzle challenge. You might already have jigsaw puzzles at home but if not, charity shops often sell complete sets at a cheap price so you can compete to see which team can complete the puzzle in less time.

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Vanda J. Dennison
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