5 Tips for Tiring Out Your Dog Indoors

[@RedestBlaze]

We play "hide the treatsies" and they sit in the kitchen while I hide broken up milk bones around the place, then I clap 5 times and they run to find the hidden treats! For the stairs, I use a laser but it has the same result of tiring her out after a couple of runs all the way up and then down again. I write "her" because "he" runs like crazy from window to window in the yard fence and thus gets TONS of running. We live right on the park and there are paths all around us so they get a lot of stimulation in the yard, especially with the windows (with screening) we put in the fence. I swear, the exercise they get in the yard outweighs the walks. But they LOVE the walks.

[@AbelPetClinicElkGrove]

Great tips, Dr. Roark! And please. stop jumping up on people...

[@ConeOfShame]

I'm trying. I just get so excited to see people! :-)

[@gwendolinedavina9456]

Dear Dr. Roark, I heard your comment that 'Hot Tub Time Machine' was the funniest film, I had never heard of it so I found it on KZbin and watched it. :-)

[@RedestBlaze]

+Gwendoline Davina Was it good? We heard it was and couldn't find it so we watched the sequel and were pretty disappointed. Maybe we expected too much after hearing how funny the first one was.

[@gwendolinedavina9456]

There was a lot of gratuitous 'boys' stuff but the subtext held many good thoughts and ideals.

[@barbarafrasier5783]

Great makes information fun and humorous. Your cute with a lot of information. If I let my dogs out together for exercise, the older dog, Daisy, who was abused and tortured, will not come in and the boxer, Max, follows her lead. The boxer will come in, but Daisy will stay out for up to 3 days sleeping under the porch. Daisy has come along way. suggestions

[@leeguh]

Ha!

[@BrendanHoward]

"Yeah. The fruit."