Games to play with dogs: sniffing games

Dogs have a very sensitive sense of smell and can distinguish many kinds of smells, so owners can play hide and seek with their dogs. The owner finds a place to hide, and then calls the dog's name to let the dog find out where the owner is. You can also buy sniffing toys for your dog, such as sniffing blankets, maze boxes, etc. When some dogs have no patience to play, the owner should help the dog appropriately. The fun of playing the sniffing game is to let the dog use its nose to find objects and enjoy the joy of finding them. This process can consume the dog's energy and prevent the dog from being too energetic and then tearing the house apart for fun.

Games to play with dogs: Tug of war

Owners can buy string toys for tug of war, or they can find an unused towel and let the dog bite one end and pull it back and forth. The essence of the tug-of-war game is to stimulate the dog's original potential and get the dog active. If the dog is still in the teething period, the tug-of-war game can help the dog's deciduous teeth fall out and prevent the occurrence of double rows of teeth. In order to prevent the dog from becoming frustrated in the game, the owner can pretend to fail after a stalemate for a while, let the dog grab the towel, and then repeat the above action.

Games to play with dogs: Retrieval

Dogs are very happy to play the game of fetch with their owners. The owner throws the ball, and then the dog runs over to pick it up and then runs away. Return to the master. In the process of this game, dogs can consume energy, exercise their bodies, and can also promote the relationship between them and their owners. In order to prevent the dog from losing interest in this game, the owner can reward the dog with a snack after retrieving the ball.