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As isolation and lockdown continues throughout the country, we are sure that every dog owner has spent the last month finding new ways to not only entertain their families, but their dogs too! It’s been exhausting, we’ve frozen, hidden, made, bought new treats to try and keep them occupied but if you, like us, have found yourself running out of ideas we’re here to help. Home-schooling isn’t just for kids in-fact, these fun and easy tricks to teach your dog during lockdown are ideal to keep them entertained and are guaranteed to get them to the top of the canine class!
As always, we have enlisted our Vet Know-how team at our in-house Vet’s Klinic, and it seems the adage is wrong - and you really can teach an old (or any age) dog new tricks!! We hope that following these step-by-step guides to teaching your dog tricks is a great deal of fun and a wonderful learning experience for you both!
Vet Know-how tip: Vet’s Kitchen Little Stars Salmon dog treats can easily be broken up into tiny ‘training-sized’ pieces, and what’s more they are free-from artificial nasties and include natural, active ingredients to help maintain healthy joints, heart, skin and coat. |
Spinning can usually be taught relatively easily in just a few easy steps…
Vet Know-how tip: Dogs learn at different speeds and although some may pick up new tricks quickly others may need a little more help - repetition is the key to learning. |
Bowing is when dogs place their head down towards their feet again this is a simple trick that just takes a little practice.
Vet Know-how tip: The bow can be tricky to master so it might take quite a few encouraging goes before they nail it. Often dogs are inclined to lie down instead of just dipping their head. To help stop this you can pop an arm under their stomach to help prevent them from sinking down the whole way. Always be sure to praise them while they are in the correct position. |
It’s a classic that dogs and owners love - such fun! The rollover is a fun trick to learn…
This is the gentlest trick for a loving dog…
Vet Know-how tip: Learning tricks is great mental stimulation for your dog, as well as helping to strengthen the bond between both of you. For maximum enjoyment involve the family but be sure to keep training sessions short, sweet and most importantly fun! |
Check out our Vet’s Kitchen™ YouTube channel to see some of these easy dog tricks in action and don’t forget we love to see your videos so why not film your new trick and upload to social media and tag us in the post.
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