National Hug Your Hound Day is observed worldwide every second Sunday of September. This day was created by dog trainer Ami Moore to emphasize the importance of the bond between pets and their owners, encouraging dog owners to show extra love to their furry companions. Celebrations typically include giving dogs hugs, treats, or new toys, and spending quality time together, such as visiting dog parks or cuddling at home. Additionally, pet owners are encouraged to assess their dog's environment for potential dangers, ensuring a safer living space. Those without dogs can still participate by hugging a neighbor's dog or volunteering at a dog shelter, where they can help socialize dogs to increase their chances of adoption. The day serves as a reminder of the joy that dogs bring to human lives and the responsibilities of pet ownership.
Second Sunday in September: Hug Your Hound Day (United States)
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