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Check out Continue shopping Enter Search Keywords Enter Search Keywords The Scoop National Puppy Day March 22, 2022 National Puppy Day is March 23rd March 23 is National Puppy Day and while those very words conjure images of fluffy furballs, warm bellies, and snuggles, National Puppy Day was designed to raise awareness about puppy mills and help prospective pet owners consider adoption. Picture of rigatoni_toni_tone with a Qwizl dog toy from Instagram

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Established in 2006, National Puppy Day was founded by animal behaviorist, Colleen Paige, to help the public understand the high number of dogs needing forever homes. Colleen Paige first brought adoption awareness to a national level with National Dog Day in 2004. National Puppy Day and National Dog Day are great occasions to adopt a dog because shelters typically have the highest intake of dogs around summertime. These national holidays encourage and remind people to adopt, donate, and love their animals more every year. Thinking of adopting your first dog? Here are some items to consider: - Age appropriate dog food - Healthy Treats for good behavior (like potty-training!) & a treat bag to carry them in - Chew Toys - Interactive/Bonding Play Toys - Fetch Toys for exercise - leash and a collar - Food and water bowls - comfortable bed Share this Post