Pupper playgrounds and DIY dog agility courses have a lot of similarities, but they also have a few key differences. No smaller than many of the more expensive options, there’s no real sacrifice in going with this low cost option. Practice sun safety. Light-colored, thin-haired, or hairless dogs are at risk of sunburn. Limit time outside when the UV index is high, and apply dog-friendly sunscreen whenever possible, particularly around delicate areas like the nose and ears. Making your own tire tunnel (as explained in the above video) is easier than you’d think, and you can customize the layout, whether you’d like a small chute or a large, curved design. Tire tunnels also last a while and can withstand the elements better than wooden play structures. Eco-conscious humans also love the thought of recycling old tires for a new, fun project.

Most dogs can learn to use a dog walk just fine, but we wouldn’t recommend them for dogs with joint or balance issues for obvious reasons. Easy to Set Up and Fold】You can easily inflate this summer toy in 3 to 4 minutes using an electric pump(not included), and then attach a garden hose and it is ready to go. Super easy to fold it into a compact size for storage after use. While in general, the smaller your dog is, the smaller size pool you should buy, you should also take into consideration your dog’s level of activity and comfort in the water. Active dogs and dog breeds that are natural swimmers will be happier with a larger pool.Some of the buyers advised that the placement of the holes along the sides of the splash pad caused the sprinkles to spray the water outward instead of inward. However, most of these buyers stated that rotating the outside edges fixed this issue Are splash pads safe for dogs? Yes, splash pads are generally safe for dogs if used properly. Look for splash pads that are made from non-toxic materials and have a non-slip surface to prevent accidents.

It’s easy to set up and takedown has adjustable sprinklers, is made of durable materials, and is affordably priced. However, we also feel confident that any of our other four recommendations will meet your pup’s standards. They give your pet some relief from the heat. Soaring summer temperatures are dangerous for dogs, especially when paired with outdoor exercise. A splash pad helps keep your canine cool and hydrated when used safely. Look for a dog sprinkler that’s easy to set up and put away once your pooch is done playing. There are dog sprinklers such as the paw-activated water fountain that just need to be attached to a hose before it’s ready for use. The sprinkler mat and similar models will need to be unfolded and attached to the hose. You’ll also need to let the water inflate the outer ring before it’s ready. Once your dog is done playing, you’ll need to drain the water and dry it out before it can be stored away. DurabilityIt’s non-toxic and easy to set up. The sprinklers are adjustable and allow you to find the perfect water height for your dog’s play or relaxation time. It’s an all-around great option and is affordably priced. Perfect for hot days where your pup needs some relief from the heat, the Raxurt was the top splash pad in the budget price range.