Game “Fetch”. The essence of the game is that the dog brings an object to the owner.
balls. Rubber balls will be more practical than fabric balls. In general, all dogs love to play with them.
frisbee. It would be better not to throw the flying saucer too far and high at first. Thanks to this game, your pet improves its coordination, strengthens its muscles and improves its eyesight.
jumping over obstacles. For example, a dog can avoid trees, sidewalks, etc. can jump over it.
Agility. During this game, the pet must overcome an obstacle course. Don’t forget to reward him with a treat after the game is over.
Find a way out. To do this, you will need an area with a fairly high fence (so that your pet cannot jump over it). Go out of this area and call the dog to you.
take my toy. The owner should hold the toy on one side and the dog on the other. On the street, this game will be played more actively than at home.
Hide and seek. You can hide behind buildings, slides, trees and your pet will have to find you.
find something. Keep something of your own and give the dog the “Search” command.
Find a treat. This game will help your dog develop his sense of smell. You can hide the “prize” (a reward) under foliage or bury it in the ground (but not deeply). However, it is important to ensure that your pet does not bite during play.
Source: Ferra
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