Discover the Game-Changing Role of PLAY in Dog and Puppy Training
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2023
- In this dog training video, we delve into why play is so important to dog and puppy training.
Play is an essential aspect of a dog's life, offering numerous benefits to their physical and mental well-being. It is not only a source of entertainment but also a way for dogs to communicate, learn, and develop crucial social skills.
In this engaging discussion, we highlight the importance of play for dogs while shedding light on its positive impact on their overall happiness and behavior. From fetching balls at the park to engaging in interactive games, we uncover how playtime acts as a powerful tool in strengthening the bond between humans and dogs.
As we unveil intriguing facts and anecdotes, you will gain a deeper understanding of why an enriched play environment is vital for every dog's holistic growth.
So, whether you are a dog owner, enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of the canine-human bond, this video offers thought-provoking content that will leave you inspired to engage in more playtime with your four-legged friend.
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Thank you so much for taking the time to watch! What kinds of games do you play with your dog (fetch, hide and seek, etc)?
Dr. Ian Dunbar DVM has a course called Sirius Training [Double pun intended] based on using play for training and for socialization. In addition, although I have found no formal studies, there is suggestion by some behavioral researchers that play can help as a substitute prey drive behaviors. I like Play to help train Bite Inhibition, Appropriate interactions, Come, and Impulse control, using Fetch, Chase, and Tug with well-defined rules, and ending the play session when the rules aren't followed. Later, I like to socialize my dogs with older, then smaller and younger dogs, so that they learn appropriate, non-fighting interactions ... while also learning to bark, snarl, and snark, as appropriate, without biting.
Well said! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment! I'll have to check him out. ❤️💕
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