First of all ask yourself- Is the dog healthy physically and mentally?
If the dog has an injury, illness, physical condition (hearing impaired, overweight, hormone imbalance)or even has a mental condition( depression/ paranoid from being formerly abused etc...) Then he should be taken to the doctor.
If the Doctor says everything is A OK and you want your dog to be more active the answer lies with you.
Dogs are very impressionable, inately giving creatures. If you are excited to play with your dog, and invest time everyday to do different activities with your dog he will LEARN through experience that doing things with you is fun.
Dogs get bored easily.
Your dog may not like the options he is given, so it is important to constantly try new activities with your pooch until you find the things that make him happy.
A dog might not like fetch with a ball, so try a frisbee or even a doll. Maybe fetch isn't his thing, Maybe your dog needs to interact with people or other dogs on a more regular basis. A dog relies heavily on his sense of smell, dogs need the opportunity to smell new scents, whether it be from people, places, objects etc..HINT- If you don't have the time, buy different perfumes, air fresheners, even exotic foods and spritz/ hide these scents in your house in random spots for your dog to find and smell.
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∙ 15y agoIf it's slow and boring enough you actually have to ask, then there's probably something wrong with your ferrets health. It could be serious, maybe not. But you should see the vet. To make sure your ferret is acting normal, go by these standards. -sleeping 18-20 hours a day is good. -should play the whole time it's awake. -when awake, lethargic behavior is bad.
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∙ 11y agoAll you need to do is grab your dog's attention, and when the attention fades, revert back to grabbing the dog's attention. Channelize the focus to something fun, like playing fetch or Frisbee.
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∙ 16y agoBUT.....when at the vet.... ask about changing to a healthier food preferably holistic/organic
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∙ 15y agohide treats around the house take her to the backyard and play fetch every day, extend the playtime buy a few minutes every few days more walks
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∙ 14y agoYour dog is only as active as you are so if you want your dog to be active then go running with it or go play fetch at the park you might even benefit too
Dogs make excellent Pets they are loving , loyal, and energetic
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The energetic child ran through the park after the dog.
Lassi, a traditional Indian yogurt drink, is soothing and comforting, which may promote relaxation and drowsiness. It contains ingredients like yogurt and milk, which are known to contain tryptophan, an amino acid that can promote relaxation and sleepiness. Additionally, the cool temperature of lassi may also contribute to a feeling of relaxation and drowsiness.
Look at the training book in your care option and it will show you. Depending on what kind of dog you have (if you got an energetic dog or a calm dog) it would help to get your friendly dog calm or you energetic dog hyped up.
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regular exercise helps make us more alert and energetic, by releasing endorphins which is a chemical that improves our mood.
regular exercise helps make us more alert and energetic, by releasing endorphins which is a chemical that improves our mood.
take it somewhere to run around and encourage it with a favorite treat and throw it as far as you can to get it to run if you do that every day it will get used to it and be more energetic.
A more energetic fruit is one that is vibrant in flavor. A good example of an energetic fruit is lemon.
Border collies are really energetic their the most energetic,smartest and loyal dogs in the world. Trust me their really playful.
The amount of food a dog needs depends on factors such as their age, size, activity level, and health. It's best to follow the feeding guidelines provided by the dog food manufacturer and adjust as needed based on your dog's weight and body condition. It's also important to consult with a veterinarian for personalized recommendations.