What do you and your Corgi do for fun?

I'm sure there's been plenty of discussions about this before, but spring is here and it's time for fun! One of my favorite things about coming here is hearing about the wonderful things people like to do with their dogs, be it a sport like agility or herding, or camping, hiking or trips to the dog park. Or that lovely dog beach that I'm so jealous of!!

So, what do you do with your dogs for fun? We love to go hiking, though our work schedules mean we are at the mercy of weekend weather. Jack likes camping and we're excited about seeing how Maddie is with that this year. We're lucky to live by a large park with some short (1 to 2 mile) hiking trails and a nice stream that they can paddle in off-leash. Maddie goes crazy for a nice lake she can swim in and we'll have to get there soon before the beach is officially "open" (to humans) for the season. And of course mine love tennis balls and frisbees. We're not really dog park people here, but we do like to let them play with dogs we know and see regularly.

How about y'all? What are you most looking forward to, now that the weather will be (hopefully!) more pleasant for fun activities?

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Permalink Reply by Arielle on March 24, 2010 at 6:32pm

Nick loooooooovvvvves his laser. He asks for it multiple times a day.
There are no doggy parks around me but he goes for walks at least three or our times a day. He likes just sitting outside and wacthing the world.
We took him upstate last winter for a mini vacation. He liked the woods and the river and having a porch.
It's hard for in the summer cause he gets overheated very easily, but he loves to sit in front of his fan after a walk.

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Permalink Reply by David on March 24, 2010 at 11:46pm

There is a park about 5 minutes from my house. After 9 pm, all of the kids went home and all of the dog owners would show up with their dogs. Yoda has alot of friends in that park where they met every night, play, sniff each other, explore the park together. The dogs even uses the kids' play ground. You should see Yoda frapping with a 2 meter tall slide and a seesaw. The interesting thing is that the dogs always leave the playground cleaner than the kids!