SheepOfBlue
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The weather has improved and this morning my hand actually was sore from throwing the frisbee 
How to tire a sheltie indoors?
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We tried the stairs thing here too... it worked pretty well... until he just got bored and quit chasing the ball. He's not much of a retreiver... he's more of just a chaser... and even that loses it's appeal for him pretty quickly.
It's been pouring cats and dogs here for a week now. We've managed to get out for some brief trips to the park... 30 mins or so of playing "chase the ball, carry it back 1/2 way and then lose interest".
I'm looking into doggie daycare for him. Even just 1/2 days a couple of times per week. Especially now that puppy kindergarten is finished... he needs the socialization until basic obedience starts up next month.
It's been pouring cats and dogs here for a week now. We've managed to get out for some brief trips to the park... 30 mins or so of playing "chase the ball, carry it back 1/2 way and then lose interest".
I'm looking into doggie daycare for him. Even just 1/2 days a couple of times per week. Especially now that puppy kindergarten is finished... he needs the socialization until basic obedience starts up next month.
Chris
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Interesting idea. He has been a lovable dog today. I have had a headache that varies between blinding/stomach churning and just a headache. Instead of being a terror he has been a calm and even a lovie couch dog. In a better moment I did get him some frisbee and tennis ball time but he has been an angel all day. Mr Sca is growing up
You doing ok today, Sheep?
SheepOfBlue
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Yep that was a week ago. Tonight Mr Sca is snoozing about a foot away after a hard day of playing.