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Moderate ball play
Repeated hard sprinting, turning and braking loads the body and can keep some dogs increasingly aroused. Alternate retrieving with calm searching and recovery.
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Repeated hard sprinting, turning and braking loads the body and can keep some dogs increasingly aroused. Alternate retrieving…
During intense ball or tug play, short breaks help keep arousal manageable. Alternate active play with searching, sniffing…
Play as a reward should be approached according to the individual dog’s age, health, experience and temperament. Start…
Play as a reward should be approached according to the individual dog’s age, health, experience and temperament. Start…
Play as a reward should be approached according to the individual dog’s age, health, experience and temperament. Start…
Play as a reward should be approached according to the individual dog’s age, health, experience and temperament. Start…
Safe puppy play: practical guidance for everyday dog care. This topic should be approached gradually, with attention to…
Provide safe toys and chews that allow the puppy to occupy itself briefly. This helps relaxation become less…
Recognising play: practical guidance for everyday dog care. This topic should be approached gradually, with attention to the…
Good play often includes role reversals, pauses and voluntary re-engagement. If one dog continually flees, freezes or cannot…
Reward behaviour you want to see more often within one or two seconds. Use food, play, attention or…
Not every dog values the same reward. Outdoors, sniffing may be more valuable than food; at home, play…
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