Any dog needs to be groomed regularly, no matter what breed. Long haired dogs just need to be groomed even more regularly. It’s essential for the animal’s own wellbeing to get used to it as early on as possible. Unfortunately, though, some dogs have a natural aversion to being groomed. Dog games might provide an option to take the bite (pun intended) out of grooming. Read more »

Just about every child comes to a point when the desire for a pet arises. On the one hand, it’s a good thing, but on the other, you don’t want to burden yourself with extra responsibilities when the child only sees the pet as a toy, leaving you to take care of it. In teaching children about cats and dogs, games can provide a simple, real life simulation, allowing you to prepare the child for the responsibility. Read more »

Most people would think that dog toys are simply that: A toy to keep the animal occupied. Quite the contrary, games with dog toys can have many benefits, including boosting intelligence levels. Read more »

There are many people who love dogs, but might not be able to own one, possibly because of living in an apartment. There are also many more who would like to have some adventure with their dogs, but adventure does not come along every day. Computer dog games offer a solution to both, and can result in many happy hours. Read more »

Several years ago, I was paying my way through college by delivering Chinese food in the city where I was going to school.  It paid pretty well, and the hours were flexible, but one of the things I liked best about it was that I got to interact with so many people.  You’d see such contrasts.  Read more »

Dogs love games, and dog owners love playing games with their dogs.  That’s half the fun of having a dog, right there.  Heck, for some people, it’s probably way over half.  Read more »

Dogs and computers are two of the greatest things about being alive.  In completely different ways, of course.  You don’t have to feed your computer or take it for a walk, and your dog doesn’t need a DLS or cable hookup. Read more »

If you have a dog, you’re no doubt crazy about him.  There are few things in life as wonderful as a dog, and if you’re like most people, you enjoy spending time with him as often as possible.

One of the best way to do is this playing games. For dog lovers, there are few joys in life like seeing your pooch come to life when you take him out to play.  They get so excited and exuberant that their mood is infectious.  It’s hard to be unhappy when you and your best friend in the whole world are playing games.  For dog and owner alike, it’s one of the highlights of the week.  Or, if you and your dog are really lucky, it’s one of the highlights of your day.  Not many people can take their dog out to play every day, and if you’re one of them, you’re truly blessed.

Why do dogs enjoy playing games so much?  There are no other animals that come even close to dogs when it comes to enjoying play, especially playing with their idol, their owner.  Cats?  Not so much.  Cats are great pets, and if you get them all hopped up on catnip they can be a lot of fun, but try teaching Fluffy to catch a Frisbee.   They’d much rather play with a loose thread on the back of the couch than head out and play a game with you.  Cats are great in their own way, but they have entirely different personalities compared to dogs. Read more »

Playing games with your dog is essential, both from a health point of view, and from a relationship view. Any animal that feels neglected, is sure to become bored, and develop unwanted habits - pretty much like a child not getting enough attention would turn to mischief. Here are some ideas for dog games to play: Read more »

There are some games that you can play with either the cat or the dog, hence the description of “cat and dog games”. However, some people might be concerned about competition becoming aggressive if the cat and dog are involved in the same game at the same time, and would rather just have access to games that could be played with either one. Read more »

If you have a dog, you’re no doubt crazy about him.  He’s definitely crazy about you.  What dog doesn’t love its owner?  Isn’t it a real joy to come home from work each day and see just how excited he is to see you?  There are few better feelings in the world than seeing that tail wagging, and him come bounding over to you and get up on his hind legs to welcome you home from your hard day at work.  There are a lot of reasons dogs are known as man’s best friend, and that’s a big one right there.  And every dog owner wants to give some of that pleasure back to their pet, and now you can, with dog games online. Read more »

Does your pet dog seem bored these days?  He lacks the vim and vigor he used to have as an energetic pup?  He just doesn’t seem to have the same get up and go he did just a year or two ago?  Maybe he just doesn’t seem all that interested in his doggie life lately?  Sure, fetching the paper, barking at squirrels and sniffing other dogs’ behinds can be fun for a while, but when that’s all you do all day it gets pretty old fast.  That’s why you should start playing some dog’s games with your dog. Read more »

Dogs truly are man’s best friend.  They function as faithful companions, vigilant watchdogs, newspaper fetchers, TV watching buddies, the one confidante who really can keep a secret, and besides, they’re just fun to have around.  You probably can’t imagine what your life would be without your dog, can you?  Looking back to before you got your dog, it’s hard to remember how you ever got along without him or her in your life.  At least that’s how it is for most people.  They bring so much joy into our lives, and ask for so little in return.  So why not start giving a little back to these creatures who bring us so much fun, and start looking into the wonderful world of dog games? Read more »

Dogs love human contact, and they enjoy interaction. Add to this the fact that they (and
most of the time, us lazy grownups too) need some exercise from time to time, and you can
see why playing fun dog games could be fun for more than just the dog. Take note that since
a dog’s lifespan is one seventh of that of a human, their perception of periods between
times you show them affection, or play with them, is “much longer” than your perception of
the same period, so make sure they get regular attention, even if only for short periods.  Read more »

Most kids go through a phase when they want to “dress up” as a grownup. You can probably remember times you have done so yourself, or have seen your kids doing it. For many kids, however, it doesn’t end there. The “game” expands to involve doll, friends, and , eventually, the dog. While you might want to draw a line with barbed wire here, it could be a good idea to step back and get some perspective. Read more »

For some pet owners, getting their pets to tolerate each other is a mission in itself. There are, however, many instances where the cat and dog has learned to co-exist peacefully, and even became friends. This happens easily if the pets grow up together. The next step in bring them closer would be to invent games that involve both the cat, dog, and a family member. Kids tend to have a lot more patience when it comes to this…… Read more »