Theses are a good safe place to put your dog for short periods, while you are out and to sleep in at night. Always leave fresh water, newspaper or absorbent pet mat for toilet training, a toy and a comfortable bed in the cage. For dogs who pull on the lead excessively. When wearing a head halter, the dog s pulling action causes its head to either turn to the side or down, stopping the momentum. A harness slips over the body and around the chest, and the lead is fastened over the dog s back to avoid collar pressure on the neck.
Chew bones are good for the teeth and also exercise the jaws.
Dog pulls made of either rubber or rope are great for tug of war games, but make sure you always win or your dog will think he is dominant over you, which could lead to problems. Balls and Frisbees are great exercise for your dog. They also test your dog s reactions and obedience. Never choose a ball small enough that you dog could swallow it. There are many varieties on the market.