The easiest doggy game of all may be “Find It” -- you
can’t go wrong when sniffing and food are involved. Show your dog a piece of
dry food or a tiny treat. Say “Find it!” and toss the food on the ground. If
your dog doesn’t quite get the idea of hunting outside the bowl, start her off
by dropping the treat right in front of her. Then at each repetition, toss it
farther and farther away. You can feed your dog entire meals by playing Find
It; for some reason, dogs rarely seem to get bored when looking for food. Make
the game more challenging by asking your
dog to stay while you hide the treat behind a piece of furniture or
in another room. Come back, release your dog from the stay, and wish her happy
hunting.
I take this game outside and toss kibble in the grass. Once my dogs know how to search for the food, I start asking for a stay and then release them to find the food. They never get tired of this game!
HAPPY HUNTING! Shar & Hana
I take this game outside and toss kibble in the grass. Once my dogs know how to search for the food, I start asking for a stay and then release them to find the food. They never get tired of this game!
HAPPY HUNTING! Shar & Hana
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