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Walking the Dog Day

When : Always February 22nd

Walking the Dog Day is a special day that your dog looks forward to all year long. But, wait a minute.....

....Don't you walk your dog just about every day? Sure you do! And, weather permitting, its enjoyable for you and your dog.

On this day walking with your dog is a must. If you don't have a dog, perhaps you can join a friend while he or she walks their dog.

Did you Know? ""Walking the Dog"" is a yo-yo trick. So, if you have a Yo-Yo, you can celebrate the day by ""walking the dog"" with your yo-yo. Also see, Yo-Yo Day.


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