Get Growing! Raised bed planters and wooden half barrels available now.
Shop our beautiful selection of garden statues and bird baths in store.
Get everything you need for a successful fishing day at Liberty Agway! Stop in for sawbellies, fishing bait and all the tackle & gear you need.
We have baby chicks for sale! All chicks are sold on a first come, first served basis. Please call for currently availability. >https://libertyagway.com/events/32982/2024-chick-schedule
Keep your chicks happy, healthy and growing. See us for a full line of chick supplies and feed.
Spring time means lawn care! Shop landscape fabric, grass seed, hay, straw, fertilizers, mulch, pest solutions and more in store.
Explore our selection of high-quality Beekeeping supplies!
Stop in to see our new selection of spring work wear! Shop shirts, pants, hats, gloves and more.
Now carrying Carhartt's new SPF clothing line! Built to outwork hotter temps and UV rays.
Spring Footwear is here! Shop Mens, Ladies and Kid's rubber boots, many styles to choose from.
Update your home & garden decor for spring! We have a great selection of gifts too!
Walks are great exercise and mental stimulation for your dog, and even on the coldest days, a walk can be a welcome activity. By knowing how to safely walk your dog in winter, both you and your canine companion can enjoy fresh air, exercise, and fun on regular walks.
Winter walks have unique risks and it is important to be aware of the hazards you and your dog may face when walking on colder days. Lower temperatures mean a higher risk of frostbite and hypothermia, particularly for smaller dog breeds or both puppies and senior dogs that are more vulnerable. Icy surfaces increase the risk of falls and injuries, and snowfall can remove both visual and scent markers that can make it easier to get lost if you and your dog are accidentally separated. De-icing chemicals on streets and sidewalks can be toxic and may aggravate even small cuts or sores on your dog’s feet.
Fortunately, despite the added risks of winter walks, it is easy to avoid these hazards and still enjoy regular walks with your dog.
No matter how long a walk you take or where you and your dog stroll through the snow, it is important to be safe at all times. To enjoy winter walks in a safe and comfortable way…
Above all, be alert to your dog’s condition at all times, and know when conditions may be too cold for a winter walk. Excessive shivering and reluctance to stay outdoors are sure signs that it is too cold for your dog to be outside, and it will be best to exercise with fun indoor games instead. With proper precautions, both you and your pet can enjoy winter walks and know how to keep safe and comfortable when exercising all winter long.
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