Last Updated on December 9, 2020
6. Try Teaching Them Some New Dog Tricks
Last but not least, why not use this extra time to teach your dog some cool tricks? Even if your dog doesn’t know any, it’s a great time to start learning. Because you’re at home, you have more time for your dog, which means you’ll be more patient when it comes to helping them learn something. Young dogs or very active dogs may be hard to tame, so start with some easy dog tricks like fetching and sitting. If your dog already knows all of these, some advanced tricks to teach your dog are: spinning, waving their paws to say hello, and even playing dead! Now that you’ve learned about all these indoor exercises that you can do to maintain a healthy dog, why not take some time from your day and invest it in your dog? Not only teaching them something or playing with them, but also cuddling, petting, and overall taking good care of them. If you’re having a bad day, bath your dog, he might get the bathroom all dirty, but it will be worth it!
