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Nose Work, California

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Nose work is a scent training sport for canines. The sport requires the dog to find different scents in multiple environments. This includes indoors and outdoors. It became popular around 2006 and was created by three professional trainers. These trainers worked with certified detection canines. They created K9 Nose Works in hopes to have any canine companion to be able to benefit from Nose Works. For the dogs, Nose Works is physical activity, and confidence building activity. It can bond the handler and the canine. The only supplies you need for this sport is dog treats and cardboard boxes. If you and your dog would like to join competition's for this sport, there are formal competitions. To join these competitions, you have to sign up and join the National Association for Canine Scent Work.  If you're interested, there's workshops and competitions you can go to all over the United States.

Kenmore Air, Seattle

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Kenmore Air is a airline that offers pet friendly flights. This is a great way to see Seattle, Washington.   The flight starts with a exciting water takeoff, a sky tour of Seattle, and a landing at Lake Union in one of Kenmore's seaplanes. On this flight, you'll see Lake Union's famous houseboat communities, the University of Washington's campus, lakeside and seaside estates, Seattle's professional sports stadium, and the dramatic downtown skyline of Elliott Bay. There's no fee for dogs that weight under 25 lbs, although dogs over that weight limit have to have a purchased seat.  The flight is 20 minutes long and don't worry, everyone gets a window seat.

Fort De Soto Park, Florida

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If you live in the midwest, you may have not thought about bringing your dogs to the beach. Some beaches don't allow dogs. Fort De Soto Park in Florida has a beach where dogs are allowed to be off-leash. Nearby there's a dog park by the beach where there's water fountains, and hoses to keep them cool.  Take your canine paddle boarding, fishing, swimming, or just lounging on the beach. There's a seven-mile trail that you and your pet can take advantage of as well. Walk, run, rollerblade or bike, the trail is multi useful. There's a paved trail as well as natural trail.