Not all dogs are into “object play” or interacting with a toy, so you might have to get creative with your game. Think for a minute about your dog. What would he choose to do today over any other activity? Perhaps he would choose to play tug of war with the dog down the street, chase squirrels, dig up the yard or, jump in the neighbor’s pool?
For example, my dog jumps with excitement for a Frisbee. I taught him that laying down starts the game. He no longer jumps when I grab the Frisbee but lays down in eager anticipation.
For example, my dog jumps with excitement for a Frisbee. I taught him that laying down starts the game. He no longer jumps when I grab the Frisbee but lays down in eager anticipation.
The Power of Play – Train Your Dog While Playing
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