Play with a dog can call a dog in the middle of a family cycle, and when called in, reward a snack, or use a toy to assign a dog to perform a command game like sit-in, wait, go, title, come and release; or try to teach a dog to pick up something; or play a hide-and-seek game with a dog.
I. Traditional play and dog play
No.1 Rotation cycle calls
Your family and friends need to be involved. Everyone put a little snack in their hands and then they turn to the dog, and if the dog comes, give a little snack. It's very interesting for it. You can get snacks. But be careful, don't eat too much.
No.2 Shake Game
Let the dog hold and shake a toy. You set all the rules, like the title, the pull, the release, the beginning and the end of the game are done according to your instructions. This game is also one of the basic subjectivity trainings, practiced over a long period of time, and dogs will listen. But care should be taken that if the game is too intense, it should stop immediately.
No.3 Title Back Game
You take out the ball and start a title-back game in your hands, with the following passwords: sit, wait, go, title, come, release, and then you take the ball until the next game begins.
No.4 Training Game
Work the dog's head, teach it salutes, rolls, shakes hands, puts cookies on the nose to maintain balance, or let the dog learn to organize himself. For example, a lot of people teach dogs to pick up their toys and put them in the box. There are also people who teach dogs to pick up garbage and throw it in the trash can and even put their clothes in the washing machine.
No.5 Hide-and-seek game
The church dog comes after the call and finds you when he doesn't see you. Or hide a toy, encourage a dog to search, and this game can get a dog to go out.
Different dogs like different kinds of games, such as sheepdogs like chase and title back games; guard dogs like "power" games; and hounds like to shake and pull objects. But the game is fun, but if you play the dog in an incorrect way, you'll probably have a lot of trouble!
II. Seven principles for playing with dogs
A toy belongs to the master, not the dog.
The beginning and end of the game is up to the master.
There is no free lunch in the world: to let dogs know, one must do one thing to play. You let it sit down, he sits, you can reward it with a toy.
4 with a password.
5 When the dog touches your body during the game, it has to pause.
Six must give the toy back to the owner to play again.
Seven. When a dog has fun, he has to rest.
III. Attention to play with dogs
1 To find a familiar location (a small area or a small park around which dogs are allowed to go) to facilitate the identification of what is not harmful to dogs in the area. Take the dog there and play. You can throw a fly, play a ball.
2. Avoid excessive exercise, which is not appropriate for dogs until they reach the age of one year, and where the muscles and bones of big dogs are developing, excessive exercise can cause long-term physical injury.
It's not right for a dog to carry a toy, and then you go after the game that he's got, so it's easy to encourage a dog to control you and lead you.
4 If the dog barks or presses you to give it the ball in a similar way, you can't give it! Otherwise you're telling the dog that it can order you.
5 Do not encourage dogs to jump, mouth-to-mouth, bite (even if it is not true), hit, pounce or other offensive behaviour in their play with human beings, so that it becomes blindly confident, with serious consequences. Last one. Next one.