There’s a good chance you’ve already considered Halloween canceled this year, but before you ghost on the holiday altogther, check out our tips for celebrating safely at home with your pup.
Safety first
Remember that Halloween can be a fright fest for your dog. From constant doorbell ringing to chocolate everywhere, it’s wild how quickly your home can turn into a house of horrors. Staying alert and taking necessary precautions to keep your pup safe and sound will ensure you both enjoy your night.
First, make sure your pup is microchipped or wearing a collar with an updated ID tag. In the event that he or she is spooked and runs off, this can help them return home safely.
Ditch the doorbell
If your pup is easily startled or over-excited by the doorbell, consider standing outside to give out treats (weather permitting) and leave your pup inside. This way, there is no constant ringing of the bell and you can ensure proper social distancing. To keep the recommended 6-foot distance between you and those you don’t live with, you might want to start practicing tossing those treats! Not handing out treats? Temporarily disabling your doorbell or posting a sign can help keep trick or treaters from accidentally terrorizing your pup!
Secure your candy stash
Speaking of treats, the smell of peanut butter wafting off your Reese’s cups may be too much for your pup to resist. So keep your candy stash out of paws reach, OK? If you have little ones in…
