
If you have a few unnecessary pieces of fabric, you can use them to play a fun game with your furry friend. Tie these pieces in a braid, hide some treats in it and let your pooch have fun!
Give your old jeans a second life and spend some quality time with your pooch.
This nose work game is an easy way to challenge your dog’s mind. Find a Secret Treat is a fun way for dogs to use their natural sniffing abilities.
This game is a simple way to engage your dog’s scenting prowess. Hide the treats inside the box and observe as your dog tries to get them. This is an activity both of you will enjoy!
Do you have any plastic bottles in your house? Why not use one of them to have a good time playing with your pooch?
Dogs can’t eat sweet candies but you can give your pooch a “candy” made of paper with some dry treats inside.
This is by far one of our favorite games! It’s beloved by hundreds of EveryDoggy users and their dogs. Take a towel and get started!
This is a more advanced nose work game. To play it, you’ll need a few cups and some treats. Use opaque cups to make sure that your pooch is not cheating!
Hunting for treats all around the house is an exciting activity for your dog. Their developing brains will love the added challenge of finding them.
Give your dog an opportunity to work with their nose and let them search for some hidden treats.
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Today we are going to talk about the eight most common causes of so-called “bad” behavior in dogs. We say so-called because this behavior is bad only from the human point of view. From a dog’s point of view, this behavior is not bad at all - this is simply a behavior that the dog is capable of in each specific case.
“Oh, my pooch understands every single word I say!” - many dog owners exclaim. They are seriously sure that their dogs understand them. However, such confidence often leads to misunderstandings and even problems. So, do dogs understand what people are telling them? Let's find out.
Is your furry friend bored? Keep them busy with 10 fun and effective brain games aimed at mental stimulation! These games will help to prevent your pet from boredom and therefore, from destructive behaviors.
According to Dr. Ian Dunbar (a world-renowned dog trainer), “Mental exercise tires a dog physically more than physical exercise does.”
Enroll in this course if you want to:
Create a stronger bond with your dog
Prevent your pet from boredom
Provide your pet with sufficient mental & physical stimulation
Have fun and spend quality time with your pooch
Boost your mood when teaching new things to your dog
To play these games, you will only need a bag of treats and a few DIY toys that are extremely easy to make.
The items you will need:
A towel
Old jeans
Toilet paper tubes
Scissors
A box
A cloth
An empty plastic bottle
These brain games will perfectly fit your busy schedule as you'll need about 10 minutes of playtime a day to keep your pet busy and entertained.
With our workload, we can’t always provide our dogs with the opportunity to get enough mental stimulation through walking. The good news is that there are many ways to entertain your dog, even indoors.
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CAUTION! Be very careful with toys that have small parts that your dog may swallow. Don’t leave your dog alone with a toy until you’re sure that they won’t try to swallow a piece of it.