The months of July and August are often known as the "dog days of summer", bringing in longer, hotter and sunnier days for you to throw the perfect dog birthday party.
Choosing the right spot
If you're lucky enough to have a garden big enough, that couldn't be better. . If not, then dog - friendly parks, beaches and cafes can also make for great alternatives. Consider how many guests you'll be inviting, both humans and animals, and make sure the space is big and secure enough to accommodate.
Picking the menu
! Some bakeries and pet stores will provide treats perfect for the occasion. However when in doubt, homemade is always better. Take a look online and you'll find a ton of recipes and take a look at the ingredients to make sure they're good for the dogs.
Setting up activities
Dogs love to socialise and play together, so why not bring a few activities into the mix. From frozen lick mats, tug of war to even a mini swimming pool, there are plenty of options to keep the guests of honour entertained. . It can show off their dogs' best skills.
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Photos of your puppy party will give you memories to look back on forever, and who doesn't love showing their pup off online? Add some props（道具） and a special backdrop to make your pictures even more double-tap worthy.
Don't forget the humans
While the puppies are undoubtedly the real stars of the party, you can't forget about your fellow human guests. Consider dog-themed treats, drinks and music. And finally, don't send your guests home empty-pawed. .
A. Set up a photo spot
B. Record more memorable moments
C. All your furry friends can run around freely there
D. The owners would be also interested in getting involved
E. A little gift with a thank-you note and an extra toy go a long way
F. Arguably the most exciting aspect of any puppy party is the treats
G. A trick contest is also a great way for the humans to get involved
