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Backyard
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If you have a fenced-in backyard, your own home might be the easiest place to host your dog's birthday party. Your pup will be most comfortable in this environment, and you have the freedom to decorate and celebrate however you choose. Have friends and family members join in on the celebration with their furry friends. Set up a few water stations around your backyard so the dogs stay hydrated, and let them run free to celebrate the birthday.
Dog Park
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Many communities have public dog parks, which you can use to celebrate your dog's birthday. Your dog will enjoy getting out of the house and celebrating with a variety of dogs. If you choose a dog park, however, you need to consider a few items. Find out if the dog park you choose is a leashed or unleashed one. If you want your dog to be able to roam free, choose an unleashed one. Also, many dog parks separate dogs by size. If you plan to invite only small dogs or only big dogs, this won't be an issue. But, if you have dogs of all sizes coming, a separated dog park might not work.
Dog Day Care
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Some local dog day cares offer space to host pet birthday parties. For example, Dogtown Day Care in Lexington, Kentucky, offers hourly rentals of its space to dog owners looking for somewhere to celebrate their pooch's birthday. Ask around local dog day cares to see if any offer a similar service. You can often bring in your own treats and toys for your dog and his furry guests to enjoy.
Local Park or Beach
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If you want more open space for your dog party, look into pet-friendly outdoor spaces in your area. A local community park or beach might be pet-friendly and the perfect spot for your pooch's celebration. Check all rules at the park in your area to make sure that pets are allowed. Note that you might have to clean up after the dogs or keep them on leashes, but they are sure to enjoy the wide open space of a public park or beach.
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Places to Throw a Dog Birthday Party
Man's best friend is deserving of a birthday celebration, but finding the right spot for your dog's birthday party might be a challenge. After all, most commercial venues don't welcome furry friends to begin with. However, every community has a range of locations that are ideal for a dog's birthday celebration. Think about the number of guests you plan to invite -- both human and canine -- when choosing a location for your event.