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Dog Games?

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Does anyone know any other games to play with my dog (except catch)? He's already 3 years old. A yorkshire terrier. I always take him without a leash on the front lawn. It seems that he wants to play a game with me. So if you have any other games that you think or you play with your dog please tell me.
Thanks
P.S. oh and please write ASAP (as soon as possible)

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6 Responses to "Dog Games?"

  • Curacao says:
    March 28, 2009 at 4:12 pm

    You could play hide and go seek, you stand somewhere and call your dog when he/she comes to you, you run away my dog keeps looking for me till he finds me. Tag if your dog folows you. Or you could get a stick and tease your dog with it and when he/she tries to grab it you pull it back, my dog loves that game. You could also play tugh of war at your local petstore they this thick short rope with a not at each and it's meant for two dogs but you could pull at one end and your dog at the other.

  • starsandmoon says:
    March 28, 2009 at 4:12 pm

    tug of war?? i use to play it with my friend's dog, but he can get a bit aggressive

  • Nan says:
    March 28, 2009 at 4:12 pm

    ASAP: There are many differnt things you can do with your dog! These things might take a while to practice and you will need patiance. You could do Agilaty, obidiance, 4-h clubs, and other stuff. Go to http://www.google.com and search "fun things to do with your dog." I hope that this helps! Thanks!

  • Jezebelle says:
    March 28, 2009 at 4:12 pm

    Hiya Hiya I'm Jezebelle and I'm a 12 weeks old Sable (Grey) GSD/papiolion and I'm here at Yahoo! Answers to answer dog questions from my point of view!To some this can be lots lots help full, But to others, its just stupid! please tell me what YOU think! just add a detail and ill check back later!
    p.s. here is my site: http://www.dogster.com/dod/566248

    There are many games you can play with your pup! but i think mine fav. is Fetch Fetch! oh and tuggy! oh and flying disk! and…. Find the Treat mommy puts me on a "down" stay then she put treats in a variety of hiding places. i have to wait until she is all done hiding them. When she say "GO!" i run around trying to each get the most treats.!

    http://www.meditationiseasy.com/tips/pets/58681.php
    here is a sight with some fun games that i should have mommy play with me…..

    i hope this helps! now if you will excuse me please please… i think its time for lunch!!!

    ~~~Jezebelle

  • Elaine F says:
    March 28, 2009 at 4:12 pm

    very small frisbee, tug of war, tag, fetch, there is catch, hide and seek (if he is bright enough), running sprints, pounce running, chase your tail, staring contest- if he can sit there long enough, jumping up and down (since yorkies are quite bouncy).

  • Debbie V says:
    March 28, 2009 at 4:12 pm

    My mom's yorkie was a fun dog to be with (her name was Cricket). First, I think I'd take him for a walk. If you've got a pond with ducks, etc. he'd love that, if only to bark at something.

    Mom could not make the bed without Cricket getting under the covers. She'd run around and Mom would squeeze her sometimes so she'd run around some more.

    Hiding his favorite toy behind your back is a fun game. He sees it, and then he has to find it and get it away from you. Or tuck it under the covers or under the pillow on your bed so he can smell it, but he's got to figure out how to get it.

    What about a little frizbee?

    Getting down in the grass and wrestling with him, I think they call it "razzing" should be lots of fun.

    Remember, the dog always wins in the end. This is important. Lots of praise. Look at you! You got it away from me! Did you find it? You're such a smart doggie.

    Have fun.

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