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The 30 hobbies closest to dog training & agility in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Shelter shifts walking dogs and socialising cats, or fostering animals at home.
Alike: Both relaxing and about living things.
Different: More of an indoor thing.
Horse ridingLess about being useful. More of a thrill.
FishingGentler on the body.
BeekeepingCosts more to start. More to show at the end.
Keeping chickensCosts more to start. Easier to do alone.
Fly fishingCosts more to start. More fiddly, precise work.
Reptile keepingCosts more to start. More of an indoor thing.
BirdwatchingLess about being useful. More about collecting.
FishkeepingCosts more to start. More of an indoor thing.
Vegetable gardeningMore to show at the end. Slower to reward you.
GardeningMore creative.
BBQ & smokingCosts more to start. Nothing alive to look after.
Coaching youth sportNothing alive to look after. More social.
SlackliningLess about being useful. Nothing alive to look after.
BushcraftMore hands-on. More exploring new places.
Conservation workMore exploring new places. Quicker to pick up.
Hacky sackNothing alive to look after. Less about being useful.
Mushroom growingGentler on the body. More of an indoor thing.
Scout & Guide leadingMore social. Livelier.
Flower arrangingMore of an indoor thing. More creative.
Lawn bowlsNothing alive to look after. Less about being useful.
Disc golfLess about being useful. Nothing alive to look after.
ForagingMore about collecting. More exploring new places.
SpearfishingCosts more to start. More of a thrill.
Bread bakingMore of an indoor thing. Nothing alive to look after.
CampingCosts more to start. Less to learn up front.
Citizen scienceMore about collecting. More screen time.
Flow artsNothing alive to look after. Less about being useful.
KendamaNothing alive to look after. Less about being useful.
PétanqueNothing alive to look after. Less about being useful.The closest are Animal rescue, Horse riding, Fishing, Beekeeping and Keeping chickens. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Keeping chickens is close to dog training & agility and quicker to pick up.
Birdwatching is close to dog training & agility and costs less to start.
