dog tornado puzzle

with the dog tornado plastic interactive dog toy, you can stimulate your pup’s brain and have a blast at the same time! fido has to learn to rotate the different layers in different directions with his nose or paw in order to find the hidden goodies. how to play: place treats or kibble in compartments of the base. show your dog how the game works and encourage them to find treats. leave some compartments uncovered and show your dog how …

dog twister

the dog twister is a level 3 dog puzzle. place the game on the floor and encourage your dog to seek treats. always start by letting the dog watch you fill the game with treats. leave some of the discs a little open for the dog to sense the smell and see the treats. if the dog understands what “paw” means you can say it and at the same time help the dog pull out one of the white handles …

dog treat maze

this dog puzzle is a long-standing, paw-some tool for dog parents and dog trainers—it may even help beat unruly behavior and teach new skills to your furry friend. show your dog how the treat maze bobs and flips to release reward. shake it: after filling the treat maze, shake the saucer a little to move around the scent of the treats and to help your dog understand that tasty treats are waiting for them inside. there is no way to …

dog iq toys

for some, their nirvana is chasing a tennis ball — over and over and over again. there’s a lot of running back and forth, or chewing, or tugging, but not much thinking. there are brain toys out there that challenge your dog to use her mind (and nose) in different ways. (keep in mind, some of these games have smaller parts and you should always be supervising your dog to ensure he is safe. nina ottosson is one of the …

dog toys

your dog needs play for his overall health and happiness. one of the most important benefits of doggie play is that it’s a bonding opportunity for you and your canine companion. another benefit of pup play is exercise. staying physically active can keep your dog from gaining weight, and the pressure that puts on puppy joints at bay. you can train your dog through play, and with dog toys. there are dog balls and dog fetch toys, dog chew toys, …