1. Dogs enjoy flavored toothpaste like chicken, beef, or peanut butter. Choose carefully for food allergies. 2. Food-motivated dogs who can sit still do well with teeth brushing
Teach your dog new tricks for fun and mental stimulation. Try teaching "put it away" by having them pick up toys and drop them in a box. Progress to picking up scattered toys until they can do it on command.
Entertain your dog with stuffed toys like Kong, filled with kibble and tasty treats. Freeze it for longer-lasting fun
Create a safe window spot for your dog to enjoy the view. Open the window slightly for them to experience the outdoors.
Keep your dog's toys interesting by rotating them. Put some away for a few days and then swap them out for a fresh selection.
Teach your dog toy names by playing with one at a time, giving it a name, and rewarding them for fetching it correctly. Repeat with other toys.
Play tug of war indoors for a physically demanding game. Adapt other games like lightweight ball throwing for safe indoor play.
Play tug of war indoors for a physically demanding game. Adapt other games like lightweight ball throwing for safe indoor play.
Stimulate your dog's sense of smell by hiding treats around the house. Vary the placement to keep it engaging and fun for them.
Create a homemade obstacle course for your dog. Teach agility basics, jump over boxes, weave through books, and lie down on a blanket. Fun for kids too!