The Importance of Keeping Your Dog Mentally Stimulated

 The Importance of Keeping Your Dog Renew Mind

Raise your hand if your dog ever bothers you, following you from one room to another with a tired face? Assuming this is the case, have confidence, you are in good company! 

Boredom and the power of pent-up are the most common reasons dogs have behavioral problems. Many dogs that live in urban areas spend most of their time alone, and the biggest benefit of their day would be to see their beloved owners come home. 

This is a time of great joy and celebration and it can often be too much to handle a tired owner who has spent eight hours in the office.

Dogs Were Intended To Lead Active Life

If we look at the many breeds of dogs around us, we will note that most were born with a choice of occupation. We have breeders who hunted down the hunted birds, 

the dogs that chased the deer with their powerful noses, the spaniels who pulled the birds out of the bush, 

the herdsmen who herded cattle and sheep in herds, 

the herdsmen who protected the hunting animals and a handful. and various other species of animals that were specialized in various activities.

Today, many dogs are no longer used as workers but as loyal companions who are often left in the yard or left home with little or no work all day. 

This leaves the dogs with room to lock up. The saying "an idle mind is a devil's workshop" applies to both humans and dogs. With almost a day to do, dogs become dangerous and may engage in unwanted behaviors such as digging, chewing, and barking.

Dogs Need Exercise and Mental Motivation too!

When of bored dogs, we often think of exercise, but dogs need a healthy dose of mental stimulation as well. Regardless of the way that most canines in present-day times at this point do not live in nature,

 and no longer hunt all day in their fields and masters, they still have a strong sense of resilience. This does not mean, but, that you will have to give up your 9- to 5-year-old job, buy a gun, and go on a rabbit hunting trip with your dog! There are many great ways you can enrich your dog's health from the comfort of your home and yard to keep your dog's cognitive skills developing.

Simple games such as Hide 'n' Seek (included in the Brain Training For Dogs course) will encourage your dog to take part in his brain

 while allowing him to get into much-needed exercise that he would not have had if he had spent a day snoozing. in front of the center.

Looking Back to Time

When the dogs were out in the wild, the mealtime was very different from what we are today. To feed, the dogs had to hunt, which included sniffing, trapping, chasing, and killing. Then, when the animal was killed, they had to work to separate the flesh from the bones, which involved much chewing and rubbing. Even when dogs were domesticated and no longer hunters in the heart they still wanted food and their lives were not easy. 

They spend most of their days sniffing and walking around looking for food parcels. Their diet consisted of carcasses leftover from predators, or food left by humans who discarded the less attractive parts of their prey.

In any case, the dogs of the past, whether hunters or fishermen, all spent most of their day searching for food. This was certainly a far cry from the way dogs are fed today! Today, we do our best to hunt our dogs by visiting our local pet store. 

Our dog food gets into bags or cans and we pour it into shiny containers ready to be swallowed, often without chewing and chewing! Some brain games can help re-introduce "hunting" in your dog's life like the "Treasure Hunting" game from my Dog Training course. Dog Brain Training will also show you how to teach a bottle game, which is an easy way to create a challenge for your dog’s dinner time.
Or, you can use toys for dogs to add refreshments to the diet.

What Can You Do About It?

Troubleshooting tests, new tricks, 
or changing a training session with something new are easy ways you can keep your dog mentally refreshed.

My Dog Brain Training Tutorial offers 21 cool brain games that you can play with your pooch to use its brain

 while adding a competitive limit to keep you and your dog on your toes (or should I say)! Each section has a guide to help you succeed, problem-solving tips, and lots of pictures to see exactly how you can train games.

When a dog's needs for exercise and mental stimulation are met,
 dogs make happy and healthy friends, so the next time you think about exercising your dog, don't forget to use that brain again!