Sourced from NYMag | April 15, 2020, by Karen Iorio Adelson
Since we have and are continuing practicing social distancing within our homes
— not only do we need to exercise — but so do our furry friends.
Regular physical and mental exercise prevents dogs from getting bored and letting out their energy in destructive ways like excessive barking, chewing, or worse- digging. If you normally take your dog on long walks or local dog parks, you and your pup might feel a bit stumped with the rest of the time being stuck indoors.
Here are some play-based exercise toys recommended to us by dog experts and trainers to keep your pup occupied!