In fact, dogs like to play hide-and-seek games. Whether you hide or hide a toy and let it find it, it is an exciting and stressful moment for the dog. As your dog searches, it awakens their natural olfactory instinct and satisfies their adventurous curiosity.

Suitable age: 0 months-2 months

Training goal: Discover the dog’s olfactory potential and satisfy the dog’s curiosity.

Applicable dog breeds: all dog breeds

Equipment: balls | puppets | chewable toys | snacks

Level: Middle School (improvement)-Intimate Life Interaction Training

Training cycle: 10 minutes*10 times

Steps to train your dog to play “hide and seek”:

Step one:The training method is to place a ball or toy in front of the dog to attract the dog's attention and make the dog want to bite and play again. Then put the dog in the cage or open it.

Step 2: Hide the ball or toy. At first, you can place the ball or toy in an obvious place so that your dog can easily find it.

Step 3: Release the dog out of the cage and ask the dog "Where is the ball? (or where is the toy)" to give the dog the motivation to search around.

Step 4: After the dog retrieves the ball or toy, praise and reward it. Then gradually increase the difficulty of finding, but the principle is still that the dog can find it.

Things to note when training your dog to play the “hide and seek game”:

1. When you first start playing "hide and seek", dog owners should avoid hiding toys in places that are difficult for dogs to find. Otherwise, dogs that are new and tired of the old will stop playing hide and seek with you. 2. When the dog completes the action, don’t forget to encourage it immediately.