So, how do you stop this atrocious behavior? You give the pup something to do! The best option is working on training or going for a nice long walk, but if you are working or otherwise busy when your dog needs something to occupy his mind, there are lots of things out there to help you out!
A favorite in our house and the one I generally fall back on, is the Kong toy, which can be found in most pet stores. I fill them up with their food (make sure you measure so you can subtract it from their daily serving. All calories count!) and then seal it in with some natural peanut butter. Pop it in the freezer for a bit so the PB hardens and... TADA! Instant free time -- uh, I mean playtime. Yeah. Also, these bounce really funny and go all over the place, so they make "ball" more interesting, fyi.
There are also many interactive dog toys popping up on the market recently, such as:
- Nina Ottosson
- DogIt Mind Games
What are your favorite Interactive Dog toys?
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