Art Exhibition for Dogs – level 3

06-04-2021 15:00

Some people might consider a trip to an art gallery a perfect date, but now it’s a doggy play-date – there is an interactive art exhibition purely for dogs in London.

One installation is called cruising canines which consists of a mock-up side of a car and a big fan – here dogs can get the sensation of sticking their heads out of a car window – a favourite past-time for many of them.

Just to confuse the canine visitors, there’s a 3-metre dog bowl filled with play balls made to look like a dog’s dinner. Lastly, for dogs that do not mind a wash, there is a watery wonder with fountains magically jumping between dog bowls.

The artist said that he thinks that play is really important to a dog’s mental and physical well-being, and he hopes that the artwork gets a lot of dogs’ tails wagging.

Difficult words: interactive (when you can do something with the art, not just look), purely (only), cruise (travel, move), canine (a scientific word for ‘dog’), mock-up (a model), sensation (a feeling),  wag  (move backwards and forwards – dogs often wag their tails when they are happy or excited).

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