Winter walk is perfect for providing your dog with some engagement and helping her be ready to snuggle in later.
2. Hiking
Hiking is an excellent activity for dogs. Being able to sniff in the woods and around trees helps relax them with natural smells they can understand.
3. Nose Work
Simply grab some tasty treats, hide them around the house or toss them out into the snow and let the powder do the hiding for you. And then release the hound!
4. Dog Skiing or Skijoring
Outdoor enthusiasts with active breeds often gravitate toward dog skiing. Also known as skijoring, this is one of the most popular winter dog sports.
5. Sledding
Forget fetch—your dog will lovechasing you down a sledding hill.
6. Playing in the Snow
Even tossing snow powder into the air for your dog to catch can be a great way to go outside and blow off some steam.
7. Tug Toy Throwdown
Dogs love a good round of tug of war. It's great exercise and engages them in a fun activity with you.
8. Winter Camping
Winter camping with your dog is always Instagram worthy, but it's also a terrific bonding experience.
9. Snow Digging
If your dog likes to dig, encouraging them to dig in the snow can be a great way to burn energy.
10. Practice Tricks and Obedience Training
You’ll have fun while you challenge your dog, and you’ll keep their brain and body busy on those cold, winter days.