JPuckett1989
Slowly but surely......
Does any body have any indoor games to keep a puppy busy?
Lately it's been raining half the day,especially at night, and so it's hard to get the dogs outside so they can play, and the lack of play has made them a little rambunctious in the house. Which has made Charlie resort to more mischievous acts, such as chasing our cat, or chewing on things he's not supposed to.
He has a kong toy but has already figured out the fastest and easiest way to get the treats out. Sadie is the same way, she picks it up and literally throws it down on the hard floor until she knocks pieces of the treats out.
I've also tried putting treats inside of a taller box,poked holes in the box, and watched them try and figure out how to get the treats. But once again, charlie has already mastered this game and knows to flip the box. Sadie? She patiently lays and watches charlie do it so she can reap the benefits.:doh:
So I'm looking for more ideas to work the little ones minds. Training is always great, but he tires/loses interest quickly.
Lately it's been raining half the day,especially at night, and so it's hard to get the dogs outside so they can play, and the lack of play has made them a little rambunctious in the house. Which has made Charlie resort to more mischievous acts, such as chasing our cat, or chewing on things he's not supposed to.
He has a kong toy but has already figured out the fastest and easiest way to get the treats out. Sadie is the same way, she picks it up and literally throws it down on the hard floor until she knocks pieces of the treats out.
I've also tried putting treats inside of a taller box,poked holes in the box, and watched them try and figure out how to get the treats. But once again, charlie has already mastered this game and knows to flip the box. Sadie? She patiently lays and watches charlie do it so she can reap the benefits.:doh:
So I'm looking for more ideas to work the little ones minds. Training is always great, but he tires/loses interest quickly.