Here's how your dogs can stay active and entertained during the coronavirus lockdown
MAKING sure dogs stay active and entertained during the lockdown will be taxing plenty of owners.4Credit: Getty - ContributorSean says: “If you need to self- isolate, your dog will probably be pleased their human is now around all day for cuddles and treats."
“You can also try filling their toys with peanut butter, but make sure it’s of a xylitol-free variety so it’s safe. Aim to put the treats in hard places to reach because it will keep them entertained for hours.”He says: “This is more likely to keep you busy, rather than your pooch, but your furry friend will appreciate the end result. Search tails.com and Happy Dog Cookbook to find free recipes and details.”There are something other things you can try.
Or just have a simple snuggle with your dog on the sofa. Sean says: “While having your cuddle, try to look into your pooch’s eyes, as you make a fuss of them. Danielle said: “He’s made our lives better and we just try our best to give him the love and treats he deserves.Lorna Brightmore, 29, from Croydon, South London, has a three-year-old Saluki cross called Bernie.And why does Bernie pee on his own front legs. I’m horrified – is there something wrong with him?”It’s a bit of a myth that all males cock their leg and females don’t. In fact, this is quite a variable behaviour in dogs.
He then didn’t sit with me for the rest of the evening. Are dogs intelligent enough to play their owners off against each other? Or to sulk?Yes, if you shout at, or scold, your dog, he will be wary of you for a while afterwards, and he is able to tell from your behaviour and facial expressions when you are likely to do the same next time.
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