Things You'll Need
- Food stuffed puzzle toy.
- Bone or chewing toy
- Dog toys
- Dog treats
Instructions
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Use a food-stuffed puzzle toy. Pet stores sell toys that let you place food inside. The challenge for the dog is opening the toy to get to the food.
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Give the dog a bone or chew toys. Many dogs enjoy chewing on a bone or chew toy.
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Give the dog toys to play with. Pet stores and even supermarkets sell toys designed to keep dogs amused. Balls that glow in the dark and toys that squeak and make other noises when touched are just a few of the wide variety of toys a dog can enjoy. Getting a few different dog toys is probably a good idea because dogs are individuals and may prefer one toy over another.
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Get another dog. Two dogs can play together and keep each other company. This option is not right for everyone, but a second dog will keep your dog entertained indoors.
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Turn on the television. Put the channel on Animal Planet or other show about dogs and other animals. With a large high-definition screen the dog may think he has company.
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Train you dog to do tricks. Teach your dog a new command to keep him from getting bored. As he learns to obey the command he is rewarded with a dog treat.
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Play games with the dog indoors. Play fetch with small objects that you can toss around. Tug-of-war is another fun game for many dogs. Give the dog something to pull on with his teeth and you can pull back and forth.
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