Training for Dogs

Doggy Dan Review: How Good is the Program Really Some of the most well-known games that we like to play with our dogs are Fetch and Tug-Of-War. They are both great for increasing exercise and building their bond with you, as well as being useful for teaching your dog to drop what’s in its mouth. On the downside, these types of games don’t really require much brain power from your dog. Mental activity can be just as tiring as physical activity and ideally your dog should be getting the right balance of both to keep their mind and body healthy. Brain Training for Dogs by Adrienne Farricelli is an e-book containing games and puzzles for you and your dog to play and work on together. It also comes with some excellent video examples for each game, so it’s easy to see exactly how they all work. About the Author - Adrienne Farricelli Adrienne Farricelli has a professional background working with dogs previously at an Animal Hospital and a Dog Shelter. She is a certified Dog Traine...