Retrievers like to retrieve, Collies like chasing, and Hounds like to use their nose to follow scents and find their toys. Of course, the games you play depend on whether you have a cat or a dog, and if you have a dog, what type of dog you have. So it’s important for both your physical and social wellbeing to play with your dog on a daily basis. It’s actually an essential feature of how we all stay emotionally and physically healthy. Play isn’t just a fun part of living with your dog. Your dog will love nothing more than interacting with you, and the fun they have when playing is a reward in itself! Keep reading to find out about playing with your dog as Purina’s Pet Behaviourist explains what games our pets love to get up to. Playing with your energetic dog is an invaluable part of your relationship with them and what’s more, playing together on a daily basis helps both of you stay physically and emotionally healthy – what more excuse do you need?
