Last Updated on January 1, 2021
5. Hunting bubbles
Who never blew bubbles in the park as a child? Did you also have fun when one of them burst into a stranger? This game is perfectly applicable at home and very suitable for dreary days. Your dog will be crazy to hunt as many bubbles as possible! Who knew that now you would be turning your memory into one of these indoor dog activities. However, care must be taken not to make him swallow soap. Nobody wants to end the day at the vet and worry about their dog, right? So be sure to buy bubbles made for dogs or children specifically. Both are produced without any toxic substances and considering that, they may end up being ingested. 5 minutes is enough to teach your dog. Start with blowing one bubble at a time, and if your puppy doesn’t show interest, point to the bubble. Encourage him to capture them in the air, if you are still unsuccessful, start catching yourself. Try to show him how to do it. This game is extremely versatile, it can be done day or night.
