Dogs are very mobile and active animals, which is why you need to constantly play with them. Through games, the animal hones various skills and instincts, and also becomes more loyal to the owner.
Instructions
Step 1
Purchase several different toys for your dog. These animals are very fond of small objects that are convenient to gnaw and roll on the ground. Rubber balls, as well as toy bones, will be a good purchase. But do not buy too small items: during active play, the dog may accidentally swallow them. To keep your pet from getting bored with playing the same game, get a few different items and divide them into groups, then change them every week so your dog doesn't get used to them.
Step 2
Don't expect your pet to immediately play what you have to offer. Place the object in front of him, let him sniff it. Most likely, for some time the dog will be cautious about learning something new to it, after which it will try it on its tongue and roll it on the floor. Once this happens, you can also participate in the animal game.
Step 3
Try tossing or rolling the toy from corner to corner for the dog to chase after it. Gradually, she will become more and more willing to be involved in the game process, and it would be better to continue it on the street. Here you can combine gameplay with training. For example, by throwing a stick or other objects over long distances, you can train your dog to command "Apport!" And by rolling the ball around the animal, you will teach it to turn in one direction or another at your command. After successfully completing the commands and just playing actively, encourage the animal by feeding it with your favorite treat.
Step 4
You can play with your dog without any additional equipment. For example, play catch-up with her, jump over obstacles on the way together, or simply lie on the floor or on the ground, hugging and stroking your pet. During the game, try to be friendly so as not to cause stress and aggression in the dog towards you and the people around you. It is better to keep large dogs in a muzzle and not let go of the collar in crowded places.
