50 Games to Play with Your Dog

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I think playing with you’re dog is very crucial due to they grow aware of you bonding with them i personally own a white beautiful lab named sky she’s ,y life but on a rainy day or when i feel under the weather i play with my lab indoors and she loves is don’t forget depending the breed you’re dog may be the active one ore the lazy one haha these are the toys i bought my lab https://amzn. For example, if they're not interested in toys you can try some food based games, or if they have some mobility issues there are plenty of games to play with minimal movement.

We'd love to hear about the games your dog loves to play, and how they get on with the games above, so don't forget to tag us in your photos!This is a problem as I don’t always have time to take him on an hour long walk and he spends most of the day bored. These should be great for a lot of the dogs I get in, but I currently have a 10 month old foster that gets bored with things easily unless it’s something he isn’t supposed to have.

A typical game between a dog and its owner goes something like this: Say "new trick" and the dog might sit. Tug-of-War is a classic game, but did you know that the tugging and pulling is also great exercise for your dog? A very simple game to start with is to place a treat in one hand with a closed fist so your dog can’t see the treat and have them select which hand it is in. Bring in some sniffy elements - different plants, perhaps some pots filled with things like seashells collected from the beach, grasses gathered on a walk, feathers, maybe even manure - your dog will like it, even if you don’t! Your dog has to concentrate on the pace of the rope, on targeting a certain spot on the ground, and of course, on jumping.Once your woof has figured out how to reach the treats, you can up the ante by only putting a treat in some of the cups but covering them all with tennis balls.