Brain training for dogs
Most dogs love activity toys. Of course, there's nothing like practicing agility or obedience or rally or laying a track or running or whatever. But activating your dog doesn't always have to be so advanced or time-consuming. Because sometimes the time is not there even if the will is there.
That's when you can activate the pooch with a little simpler way, which is still great for letting the pooch exercise his head, because brain training is something that dogs like! You know what they say - the best exercise is the one that gets done.
Indoor and outdoor activity toys
We've got a whole range of dog activity toys, things you can do indoors. And they can be used for both puppies and adults. It doesn't matter if you have a small or large dog, clever toys are always a hit!
We have several different activation games from Nina Ottosson, the stuff from there is great at challenging the dog! Here are both slightly easier puzzles as well as difficult ones. All very appreciated by our four-legged friends. You'll also find toys like the slow-feed food bowls, durable Kong, the soft treat hide Snoop and the activity blanket.
Difficult activation toy
How to activate your puppy or adult dog is not easy to answer, because every dog is different. But we'd like to make a case for the Pawzler. The dog puzzle that you can rebuild and add to as you like. It allows you to make it both easier and harder. And longer and more. And then you can just twist a piece and it becomes a new tricky toy for your dog. Fill it with dog treats and use it as a treat hiding place. But you can just as easily put in the dog food and let the dog be fed while it gets to work with mainly the nose but also hearing and sight. It's called food enrichment and is something that most dogs like.