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Blossom Wrote

"Hi Debbie,

I just wanted to thank you for all these great suggestions. My dog is obsessed with the first game, where he is following the food in my hand. I have combined this with having him search for the food and am looking for more ideas of how to keep the activities challenging. He asks to play it at least once a day, usually more, but he is getting almost too good at it now 🙂
Thanks again,

Blossom"

Shirley Wrote

"Penny is really into the hunting game. She’ll play the game until I stop.  We’re using 3 rooms now.  Problem. Don’t know how to convince her we’re done.  All the challenges in this game have been great.  Initially, I had to point where she needed to go. She’s on her own now.

Looking forward to #5 activity."

Rachel Wrote

"Hi Debbie

Molly is loving these games!"  Yes please, more games! 

Our favorite so far is “Auto Bounce Back” esp. since it helps build “come when called” skills. 

Ceci Wrote

"These ideas have been great! I regularly use "find the cookies" (sniff workout!), putting kibble under towels on the floor or on cushion, in a variety of places. Even though Tito knows the game, changing the place increases the element of surprise! Also, "hide and seek" with placing kibble around the room in hard to see places -- really engaging for him.  We're getting better at Figure 8 - actually, Tito's doing great, but I'm kind of clumsy ... but better with practice. I found your "Auto Bounce Back"  -- another awesome game, and so easy to do in the moment, when I can tell his boredom level is slowly increasing! We'll try Bang Pop Superstar and "Crawl" next. Many, many thanks for sharing these fantastic ideas, Debbie!"

Shari Wrote

"Thank you for providing us with fun activities to keep us challenged and connected.

Greatly appreciated"