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Mental exercise for dogs - The 101 best dog games for more agility, intelligence & fun
Are you looking for suitable creative possibilities for activity for your beloved four-legged friend? Games are very important for dogs to stay physically and mentally fit. Your dog can do more than just give paw and needs an optimal amount of exercise.
There is a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities to keep your dog happy, healthy and fit for a long time. This dispels boredom and brings real pep into your everyday life and into the life of your furry nose. Are you still looking for suitable game ideas?
Then this book will give you exactly the right ideas!
Spending an exciting and fun time with your own dog is very easy! You don’t need any special accessories or in-depth training experience. No matter if you have a small or a big dog, no matter what breed it is: We certainly have the right game for every dog! So, join in the fun with your four-legged friend and strengthen your bond with it even more!
In this book you will learn:
Why playing is so important for dogsWhat dogs really need to be healthy, fit and happyHow species-appropriate activities exactly look likeWhich game preferences each dog breed has101 varied and creative game ideas that will ensure a great time together!So.…
What are you waiting for? Start today and lay the foundation of an active and fit life for your beloved four-legged friend! At the same time, not only your dog will benefit, but you too will stay fit in a playful way!
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ASIN : B08NLNZHJ8
Publisher : Independently published (November 17, 2020)
Language : English
Paperback : 238 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8566060880
Item Weight : 5.3 ounces
Dimensions : 5 x 0.54 x 8 inches
Reviewer: Kayce Zeller
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: mentally stimulating
Review: there is a lot of good information in this book to help mentally stimulate your furry friend
Reviewer: Jennifer Williams
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Games for you and your dog
Review: Mental healthGamesActiveAll Good!!! Buy it!! Put the phone down Tell your pup is asleep.Read a bookSo many good gamesLots of games you can turn into training tooGames you can modify
Reviewer: Tallahassee Buyer
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great book for new dog owners!
Review: This is a great book if you've never owned a dog before. I you have, however, you probably want a more advanced book.
Reviewer: Chewie Mama
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Book for games advice
Review: Useful information but lack details / step by step guide on the execution of the harder training exercises.
Reviewer: Wise Owl
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Lots of options!
Review: Our puppy doesnât have a retriever bone in his body! But this book has lots of other games you can play together. I really like the variety
Reviewer: Tinker
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great games
Review: A great book with simple to advanced games. I wish I had purchased when my dog was a pup because they include training tips as well.
Reviewer: Beach mom
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Exercise for active dog!
Review: Love it. Lots of fun activities for my very active dog!
Reviewer: Michelle
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Repeats A Lot of the Same Exercises Over and Over With Only A Small Change In Variables
Review: Iâm going to preface my review with the fact Iâm always trying to come up with ways to mentally stimulate/exercise, to enrich, and to bond with my four-legged kiddo, and I do this (and different activities/exercise/outings/Etc.) with my four-legged kiddo way, way, WAY more than the typical dog owner, so I myself have already come up with a lot of these different things to do with my dog over these last three years that Iâve owned him. With that being said, unfortunately I myself am only so creative, and have, at this time, run out of ideas of new things that I can do with him. With another winter season with its extremely cold temperatures upon us (and thus my dog and I having to stay indoors a significant amount more), I began trying to think of different activities for my dog that could be done indoors. Coming up short, and not wanting to to keep repeating the same âol activities winter after winter, I decided to take my search to Amazon for some help and thatâs when I stumbled upon this book. I quickly read through this book, and while, in my opinion, there were a few good, new ideas of âmental exercisesâ that I hadnât thought of before, I noticed a few key things about this book: 1. A decent amount of the âmental exercisesâ that were discussed in the book were things that any and all dogs that are mobile do on his/her own everyday regardless: jumping over a stick/branch that may be in their way, walking through some body of shallow water (creek, large puddle, etc.), jumping up and putting itâs front paws onto something to get a desirable item off of a taller surface (Hello counter surfing!), etc. These activities are something that would only be beneficial to a very young puppy. 2. A lot of the âmental exercisesâ in the book are extremely basic, common sense exercises/things to do with your dog that most people do somewhat regularly with their dogs anyway (playing fetch, going on walks, basic obedience training, etc.), most frustratingly 3. There was TONS of repetition in the âmental exercisesâ suggested in this book. It'd be the exact same exercise with one, usually negligible, variable in difference than the authorâs previous suggestions, and finally 4. The author did repeat some of the exact same exercises, in the exact same way with no differing variables at all whatsoever. Another potentially large barrier to a lot of people wanting to do the âmental exercisesâ in this book, that I can see being a problem with is that nearly all of these âmental exercisesâ require some sort of material item(s), items that are not items that one would usually have on hand in their home, in order to do them. While for a dog owner like me that is not an issue, but BUT that is DEFINITELY something thatâs going to prevent a lot of regular/usual dog owners from doing the âmental exercisesâ that are in this book with their dog. All in all, this book was not really helpful for me, and will not be helpful for other dog owners like myself.
Reviewer: jason
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Informative and great ideas to use to keep your dog stimulated. Packaged well and arrived quickly
Reviewer: Mistraldog
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: For my spaniel-owning friend. Spaniel needs brain exercise, friend needs ideas to achieve this. Many happy hours spent since Christmas for both of them.
Reviewer: hl
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Great book - very good read with lots of interesting exercises
Reviewer: TorontoJim
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I look forward to using the ideas presented in the book with my GSD puppy I'm getting. The information is presented concisely, the benefit of the exercise is explained, and it is well written. A lot of the mental exercises is tied directly to obedience training and trick training - but they are dogs, that's what they love!
Reviewer: R.F.E. Mac
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Good book to learn a different way with dogs