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Video: DIY Dog Games to Assist Training

by Petside Team

Think coming up with some DIY dog games may save you some money in the long run? You're probably right. While playing with Fido is always a joy, the games that can be bought in pet stores all over are usually on the pricier side. Have no fear though: Petside can help! Our in-house resident trainer, Victoria Schade, has some great money saving do it yourself games that are not only more fun than the games you'd buy, but less expensive, too. Watch our video and see how you can become a DIY expert in no time and create a great time for Fido!

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Comments (4)

floppy ears
Added 03-02-2013 08:27pm
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floppy ears
Added 03-02-2013 08:25pm
I will B getting a new puppy. These are great ideas and we can save $$$$ for other dog needs. And I agree with "no peanut butter" for dietary reasons.
Tatyana (Unverified)
Added 02-19-2013 11:49am
I haven't heard of that, but I'd love to read about it if you could supply a link.ADD:Thanks for pdirivong the link. I have heard of Lepto, but is not apparent in my area. However, my dogs are vaccinated against it. Dogs are usually vaccinated with DHLPP which includes the Lepto vaccine.DHLPPDistemper, Hepatitis (CAV-2), Leptospirosis, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus (combined canine vaccine)You should talk with a vet to ease your concerns.i'M AN OLD SURVIVOR!
Anonymous (Unverified)
Added 09-03-2012 06:46pm
These DIY's are great ideas except for the regular in the cupboard peanut butter game. Dogs have a higher sensitivity to human food than we realize & giving them human peanut butter can actually cause unecessary health problems. Human peanut butter actually contains a lot of sugar & salt that dogs should not be intaking into their diet. If an owner of a dog is to consider giving their pet any peanut butter treats, please consider what is actually healthy for them & find a suitable dog peanut butter that won't hinder their digestion or health.
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