Dog games

Physical exercise is incredibly important. But mental stimulation is arguably just as important, if not more so. It is thought that 1 hour of physical exercise is equivalent to 10 minutes of mental training. It is a great way to tire out your furry friend, as well as leaving them feeling fulfilled and happy. There are plenty of ways to mentally challenge your pooch, from a sniffy walk in a new park to some of the more fancy toys explicitly designed for brain games. Busy? Get Your Hands Paws…

How to ward off the canine winter blues with 10 DIY enrichment games for your dog!

Use fleece fabric or an old t-shirt with a dollar store dish mat to make your dog or cat this totally fun DIY Pet Snuffle Mat to keep them entertained.

Dog toys can get expensive. Making your own not only saves you money but can be a bonding session with your favorite furry animal. Here are 15 dog toy hacks that are not only easy to make, but will...

What are 49 simple and interactive DIY dog toys that can save you money and keep your pet entertained? Read this list to find out!

Mental stimulation for dogs. 21 quick and easy ideas and techniques to prevent your dog from developing unwanted destructive behaviour.

Dogs like to play differently, depending on their breed, age, and of course, their individual personality. Just because your dog hasn't responded to any of your dog games in the past doesn't mean they won't ever play. It just means you haven't found the right game for your pup yet.

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Dogs need physical and mental exercise no matter what the weather is outside. Living in North Dakota, I know that there are plenty of times you just can’t stay outside very long. Winters get so