DOG FOOD GAMES TO KEEP YOUR DOG ENTERTAINED

Keeping your dog entertained with food games is a great way to stimulate their mind, alleviate boredom, and provide some mental and physical exercise. Here are some fun food games you can try with your furry friend:

Purchase toys, that dispense treats, such as Kong or puzzle balls. Your dog can roll, toss, or otherwise manipulate the toy to get the food out of them once you fill them with their preferred treats or kibble.

Hide & Seek   : Use your   dog’s  nose to   uncover   hidden   little  treats or food   bits throughout your yard or house. When your dog gains more experience with the game, progressively increase the complexity of the hiding spots.

Snuffle Mat: Treats or kibble can be hidden in a snuffle mat, which is a mat with different fabric strips. In order for your dog to find the food, they will need to use their innate foraging instincts to sniff and comb among the strips.

Dog treats can be made by   freezing a concoction of water, low-sodium broth, or yogurt with bits of fruit or vegetable in ice cube trays. To get to the delicious portions within the ice cubes, they will want to gnaw and lick them.

WAYS TO INCLUDE YOUR DOG IN YOUR WEDDING

Including   their   furry   pets   in   one of the most significant   days  of their lives—their wedding—is a wonderful way for many couples who view their furry   pals as essential  members  of their  family. Having   your   dog at your  wedding can enhance the   happiness, coziness, and individuality of your big day . Here are some inventive ways to include your  cherished  dog in the festivities surrounding your wedding .Give  your  dog  a particular  role by designating them as the ring bearer or the “Dog of Honor.” Tie a bowtie or floral wreath  to match the wedding décor or attach a tiny pouch or container to their collar to carry the rings. Capture precious memories by   including your dog in your wedding photoshoots. 

A GUIDE TO EDUCING A DOG TO FETCH

Playing fetch with your  dog is not  only  entertaining,  but  it’s also a fantastic method  to  stimulate both of your minds and bodies while fortifying  your  relationship  with your  pet.  It might be satisfying for both of   you to  teach your dog to retrieve. This thorough instruction will assist you in teaching your dog to fetch.

Start with Basic Training: Make sure your dog understands basic obedience instructions like “sit,” “stay,” and “come” before teaching them how to retrieve. The fetch training will be built around these commands.

Select the Appropriate Equipment: Pick a toy that is appropriate for fetching, like a fetch stick, tennis ball, or frisbee. Make sure the toy is easy  for   your   dog to  pick  up  and carry, long-lasting, and safe for them to gnaw on.

Introduce the Toy: Let your dog play with the toy at first, and encourage them to do so. When they express interest in the toy, be enthusiastic and give them praise. Treats are another useful tool for building favorable associations with the toy.

To begin teaching your dog the “Fetch” command, toss the toy a short distance away from you and encourage them to fetch it. To indicate to your dog what you want them to perform, use the command “fetch” or any other word that you like. Give them lots of praise and a treat as a reward when they pick up the toy.