Puzzle Toys & Food Dispensers – Toys like Kongs, snuffle mats, and treat-dispensing balls challenge dogs to work for their food, engaging their problem-solving skills.
Scent Work & Nose Games – Hide treats around the house or yard and encourage your dog to sniff them out.
Training Sessions – Teaching new tricks or practicing basic obedience keeps your dog’s brain sharp and strengthens your bond.
Agility Courses – Set up a mini obstacle course with tunnels, cones, and jumps in your backyard.
Flirt Poles – A great way to mimic the chase instinct, flirt poles allow dogs to engage in a fun, interactive game of catch.
Hiking & Exploring New Places – Taking your dog to different locations provides both physical exercise and mental stimulation from new sights and smells.
Tug-of-War & Fetch – Classic games that cater to your dog’s natural instincts while burning energy.
Doggy Playdates – Meeting up with other friendly dogs provides socialization and fun exercise.
Different Walking Routes – Change up your regular walking path to expose your dog to new scents, surfaces, and sights.
Car Rides – Many dogs love a good car ride.