I just don't know to do
September of last year a puppy joined our family. He is 35 pounds of tennis ball catching machine. At the time, I worked 2 1/2 to 3 says a week. I am at the same job but now working 4 to 5 days per we...
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Pawz4me wrote:
I agree with what Toedtoes said -- Physical exercise is great and some is absolutely necessary. But most people get way too caught up in that. Mental exercise tires a dog out much more and much more quickly than physical exercise. Get some brain games, play hide and seek (with you, with a favorite toy, with treats) work on obedience and trick training. All those can be done inside your house with little physical effort.
X2 Lots of mental work. Look for books by Susanne Clothier. She has great insight into dog behavior and needs.