The Do's and Don'ts of Roughhousing With Your Dog
Channel: Wag Enabled
Date: 2016-10-02

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First, you initiate. The dog should not start until you let him know it is okay.
Mouthing is allowed as long as he is not biting down. If he bites too hard, all play should stop. Mind you though, accidental marks will happen.
He needs to stop when you tell him to. If he does not, ignore him and be boring.
Remember you control when you paly and how rough you play.
Always supervise your dog with children. They are small and accidents can happen.
Always stop play if your dog is being too rough for you.
Your dog can learn how to play differently with each member of the family.
Never hold the tug above the dog's head. It can hurt their throat. .
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