When it’s safer to go places, you should do a grocery shopping video where you show how you get to and from school and the store. You could also show what you do in stores to find everything you need.
Omg I never realized that the slot on the ruffwear ball could open wider, I used to drop my girls kibble in the other hole one piece at a time, thats so much faster and easier...nowi feel like an idiot 😶
This was a really interesting video OK. As someone who is in the guide dog application process now, I’d been wondering about how it would go, keeping the service dogs entertained when they’re so used to working out and about.
Which RuffWear kibble did you get? We play fetch in our apartment, because we don’t have a yard. We don’t have a ton of walking routes in our neighborhood, but I clicker-trained Ollie to a bus stop that’s about 6 blocks from home for a new exercise route.
@@fromkaytozee8132 so, I got this toy and my girl loves it! However, it takes a great deal of strength to squeeze the sides enough to open the food slot to get the food in there. Any tips? It took me about 10 minutes this evening to put the food in this toy, and this is the main reason why we don’t use this as a food toy very often. We hope you are well! We are starting to get out more and we are doing well.
Now I wish my service dog would take as long with puzzle toys... Two hours for a frozen kong sounds like a myth for us. My boy legitimately can finish a frozen kong in 10 minutes or a little less (he found a way somehow to melt those things rather quickly) and the same with all the other puzzle toys. I have to fill the floor of my room completely with puzzle toys for him to be busy for 15 minutes and 90% of our toys are level 3 (or 4 from brands with a level 4)! Sometimes I think he's too smart. I constantly have to make him new puzzles as I am running out of ones I can buy that won't be solved in 30 seconds, but that round one from outward hound does look interesting (outward hound doesn't really sell many types in my country yet). Luckily I now have plenty of time to sew and sketch out ideas.
When it’s safer to go places, you should do a grocery shopping video where you show how you get to and from school and the store. You could also show what you do in stores to find everything you need.
Omg I never realized that the slot on the ruffwear ball could open wider, I used to drop my girls kibble in the other hole one piece at a time, thats so much faster and easier...nowi feel like an idiot 😶
This was a really interesting video OK. As someone who is in the guide dog application process now, I’d been wondering about how it would go, keeping the service dogs entertained when they’re so used to working out and about.
Which RuffWear kibble did you get? We play fetch in our apartment, because we don’t have a yard. We don’t have a ton of walking routes in our neighborhood, but I clicker-trained Ollie to a bus stop that’s about 6 blocks from home for a new exercise route.
It's called the gawnt-a-rock, here's the link! Zenith loves it :) ruffwear.com/collections/dog-toys/products/gnawt-a-rock-dog-treat-dispenser
@@fromkaytozee8132 so, I got this toy and my girl loves it! However, it takes a great deal of strength to squeeze the sides enough to open the food slot to get the food in there. Any tips? It took me about 10 minutes this evening to put the food in this toy, and this is the main reason why we don’t use this as a food toy very often. We hope you are well! We are starting to get out more and we are doing well.
Now I wish my service dog would take as long with puzzle toys...
Two hours for a frozen kong sounds like a myth for us. My boy legitimately can finish a frozen kong in 10 minutes or a little less (he found a way somehow to melt those things rather quickly) and the same with all the other puzzle toys. I have to fill the floor of my room completely with puzzle toys for him to be busy for 15 minutes and 90% of our toys are level 3 (or 4 from brands with a level 4)! Sometimes I think he's too smart. I constantly have to make him new puzzles as I am running out of ones I can buy that won't be solved in 30 seconds, but that round one from outward hound does look interesting (outward hound doesn't really sell many types in my country yet). Luckily I now have plenty of time to sew and sketch out ideas.
Does anybody use dog parks?
Why does your dog need a life vest