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Fun ways to keep your dog active and prevent dog boredom. Lots of DIY dog challenges, indoor & outdoor activities, interactive dog toys, dog puzzles, and homemade games for dogs. Plus clever brain games for dogs that will make their brain grow larger, their response times grow faster, and their intelligence grow higher. Everything from how to make a DIY dog agility course for your backyard to simple ways to keep your dog guessing and constantly challenged in life. These dog enrichment activities will prevent your dog from getting bored (and destructive). Also… fun travel adventures that you and your dog will enjoy together!
Interactive dog toys (or enrichment dog toys) provide a challenge for your dog. Their unique features keep your dog interested & having fun for hours! These are the best ones to start with — use them to gauge your dog’s interest and chewing behaviors before you buy a bunch of toys for your bored dog.
The Wicked Ball dog toy is one of the best interactive dog toys I’ve ever seen. It’s 100% automatic – it rolls and moves all by itself and even turns itself ON and OFF! It’s great for preventing dog boredom and entertaining your dog when you’re not home. See why my dogs like it so much…
Check out this dog trying out his ‘hiking boots’ for the first time.
Have your dogs been eagerly awaiting the start of Football Season? Well, the time has come! Here’s some good old fashioned dog play involving footballs of all sizes. Check out these pictures and videos of dogs playing with footballs…
I think the best thing about the “smart” Cheerble Wicked Ball for dogs is the fact that your dog can play with it independently (for hours!) without the need for a human to re-start it!
Looking for ways to prevent dog boredom? Here are 9 easy ways to keep your dog busy. See how to entertain your dog at home, indoors, outside, and while you’re at work!
Want to teach your dog how to balance a treat on their nose? Here’s how to do the ‘treat on the nose’ trick — step by step. This is a dog trick that I’ve taught all my dogs.
Here are my photos of dogs riding motorcycles… at fast speeds on highways! I never thought I’d see this in person… but I did. If you’re considering riding with your dog on the motorcycle, please also consider a dog motorcycle carrier of some sort, dog goggles, and a dog helmet. Or a motorcycle dog trailer — like my friend uses when motorcycling with her two large dogs! (See pictures here.)
Is your dog nervous in public places? Does he always have his eye on strangers and watch their every move? A dog trainer shares 2 important ways to make your fearful dog more comfortable around strangers. Is your dog even afraid to play? Here’s how to help a scared dog build confidence in themselves and become less fearful.
Can dogs be traumatized by fireworks? YES! If your dog becomes traumatized after fireworks, read these helpful tips. A dog’s hearing is 10 times more sensitive than a human’s, so the fireworks are likely to cause your dog some anxiety, stress, and fear. Here are 11 things you can do in the hours leading up to the fireworks to keep your dog from stressing out. Plus, 7 things you should do during the fireworks if you notice your dog becoming overly stressed by the loud noises and bright lights.
