Playing with our pets can build a good relationship between us and our pets. Toys are an important part of these games. These games can be divided into the following three categories:

a) "Shaking Game" - the dog will hold an object in its mouth and shake it.

b) "Chasing Game"-the dog will chase some moving objects.

c) "Strength Game"-this game contains tests of strength

These games imitate a series of hunting behaviors of the dog's ancestors. We train some breeds or types of dogs to strengthen this ability so that they can perform specific tasks for humans, such as retrieving prey, herding, or guarding.

For pet dogs, we can discover these abilities in their play. For example, long-eared hounds and shepherd dogs like chasing games and retrieval games; guarding dogs like "power" games; and hounds like shaking and pulling objects. Each dog's preference for play is different. As for what kind of games your dog likes, you need to judge based on experience.

Dog owners should control their dogs' play. This is important for puppies to develop a good relationship with their owners. When playing together, owners should place toys where their puppies can reach them. It should be you, not the dog, who decides when play begins and ends. For example, when playing tug-of-war, your puppy should know that taking out the toy indicates the start of the game. Putting the toy back means the game is over, even if it tugs at your clothes or fingers, you can't continue playing with it.

Play can build a long-lasting good relationship between people and dogs. Toys and games can also be used to reward behaviors that need encouragement. So if the dog comes immediately when it hears your call, you can reward it by playing a small game with it. Play also helps the dog know its place among humans. Human dominance can be consolidated by playing some power games with the dog, in which the owner should win most and can forcefully remove the toy. Training while playing is good for both you and your dog.

Generally ideal toys are made of safe and durable rubber, allowing your pet to fully utilize their natural abilities and have endless fun.

Frame ball

This is a versatile toy used for:

1) Pick-up game: The special shape of this ball makes it easy for dogs to pick it up.

2) Chase game: This kind of ball rolls and bounces irregularly, which makes it difficult for the dog to judge where the ball will stop.

5) Power games: This ball has a special shape and can be used in tug-of-war games.

Puller

for "strength";Games, such as tug-of-war:

--The dog can pull with the owner, but because the toy is elastic, it can also be used for rocking games.

--If the owner wants to establish his dominance, he should forcefully remove the toys after the play is over.

Irregular rings

Used for fetching and chasing games:

--This kind of ring has a unique design. It rolls irregularly on the ground, and pets will be happy to chase it. It is also shaped to be easily picked up by dogs.

--Can also be used for "strength" games such as tug-of-war.

Earth Planet

Multifunctional fetching and chasing toys:

--The ball and its disc can be separated for fetching games. When used together, the earth ball can roll in a straight line or bounce up irregularly for dogs to retrieve.

1) Retrieval and chasing games: This kind of ball has a special shape, and its rolling and bouncing are irregular, which makes it difficult for the dog to judge where the ball will stop. In order to exercise the dog's "hunting" and search abilities.

2) Independent games: Because this toy has a special shape, small food can be pushed into it. This can cause your pet to spend a lot of time getting these foods.

squeaky toy

This is a multifunctional toy for retrieval play

--The shape of this toy makes it easy for dogs to pick up. This toy will only make a squeaking sound when it is squeezed in a certain way. Dogs who like this kind of toy must learn how to make the toy sound, and the sound-producing part should be very strong , not easily damaged by dogs.

elastic ball

For fetching and chasing games:

--This kind of ball has a special shape. It rolls and bounces irregularly, making it difficult for dogs to judge where the ball will stop. And in this way, the dog's "hunting" and search abilities can be exercised. --No matter where the elastic ball stops, this toy is easily picked up by dogs. --The flexible arms of this toy provide pets with different shapes of chews.