Dog Play Activities for Dogs
Some of these activities are classed as "working dog" activities, but are also done on a recreational basis, or as a public service. Some dog activities are purely recreational in nature, while others are competitive dog sports. Many of these activities may be new to you. I have chosen my links based upon how welcoming they are to the merely curious.

Games Dogs Love
That will make both of you happier!There are many reasons to play games with your dog. It will strengthen your relationship. It will keep the dog from getting bored, which will keep him from things you don't want him doing, and make him healthier. Many of the games described here will actually help train your dog. It's important that you can establish control of your dog even when he's very excited.

Games to Play With Dogs
Finding a great game to play with your dog can be fun and entertaining. It's just a matter of choosing the right game. The three most popular games that you can play with your dog include Frisbee, or Flying Disk, FlyBall, and Tug- of- War. But, that surely doesn't limit the fun games and activities that you and your dog can play.

The Games People Play … With Dogs
Make no mistake; playing with dogs is certainly one of the joys of dog ownership. Dogs are refreshingly eager to romp with us, and if we do it right, games forge a tighter bond, relieve stress (in both parties) and get us moving. The very best games cleverly disguise training during play and exercise the dog’s brain along with his body. More on that later, but first, let’s look at a few popular games and how they can undermine your relationship.

Training Games to Play With Your Dog
Playing games with your dog can be really fun for both of you, but there are other reasons to do it, too. First of all, you will strengthen the relationship or bond between you and your dog by spending time with him and playing games together. People who regularly play with their dog develop understanding, respect and communication with him.