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Home > Blog > Autumn Walks: Keeping Your Dog Safe & Happy This Fall

Autumn Walks: Keeping Your Dog Safe & Happy This Fall

Autumn Walks: Keeping Your Dog Safe & Happy This Fall
Nancy Rich
September 15th, 2025



🍁 Autumn Walks: Keeping Your Dog Safe & Happy This Fall

There’s something magical about autumn — the crisp air, colorful leaves crunching underfoot, and the excitement in your pup’s wagging tail when you head outside together. Fall walks are cozy, refreshing, and full of new scents for your dog to explore. But as beautiful as the season is, it also comes with a few hidden challenges for our four-legged friends.

Here are some tips to make your autumn walks safe, fun, and absolutely tail-wagging! 🐾


πŸ‚ 1. Leaf Piles: Fun or Hazard?

Dogs can’t resist a big, crunchy pile of leaves — and who can blame them? But while piles are fun, they can also hide ticks, mold, or sharp sticks. Sniffing is safe, but avoid letting your pup roll or dig too deeply. After your walk, check their fur and paws for unwanted hitchhikers.


πŸ„ 2. Seasonal Plants & Mushrooms

Autumn brings an extra dose of wild mushrooms and acorns, which may look harmless but can be toxic to dogs. Keep your pup on a leash when walking through wooded areas, and gently guide them away from anything suspicious.


🧣 3. Cooling Weather

Cooler air is refreshing, but some dogs feel the chill more than others — especially seniors, small breeds, or short-haired pups. If the mornings are crisp, a cozy sweater or light jacket can make all the difference. It’s also a great excuse to dress them in seasonal style!


πŸŒ™ 4. Shorter Days = Less Light

With daylight fading earlier, visibility becomes important. Reflective leashes, LED collars, and even light-up tags can help keep your pup safe during evening strolls. Bonus: they also make your pup look extra stylish.


🀧 5. Seasonal Allergies

Fall allergies aren’t just for humans. Dogs can experience itchy skin, watery eyes, or sneezing from ragweed, pollen, or moldy leaves. A quick paw and coat wipe after each walk helps reduce allergens and keeps your home (and pup!) cleaner.


🎁 6. Spoil-Worthy Additions for Autumn Walks

Want to make fall walks extra cozy? A few seasonal must-haves:

  • πŸ• Cozy dog sweaters to keep pups warm

  • ✨ Reflective collars & leashes for evening safety

  • 🐾 Paw balm to protect against dry, cracked pads

  • πŸŽƒ Pumpkin-flavored treats for a seasonal snack


πŸ’› Final Thoughts

Autumn walks are some of the most beautiful moments you can share with your pup. With just a little extra care, you can keep your best friend safe, comfortable, and happy all season long. And of course — don’t forget to spoil them with some fall-ready gear and tasty rewards. After all, every pup deserves to be One Spoiled Pup! πŸΎπŸ‚


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