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1. Indoor Obstacle Course:

   Create a makeshift obstacle course using household items like chairs, pillows, and blankets. Set up tunnels, jumps, and weaving poles to engage your dog's agility and energy. Guide them through the course using treats or toys, and make it a fun and rewarding experience.

2. Tug-of-War Tournament:

   Engage in a friendly tug-of-war tournament with your dog. Use a sturdy rope or tug toy and let your dog pull and play. This not only provides physical exercise but also strengthens the bond between you and your furry friend. Remember to play gently and let them win occasionally.

3. Interactive Puzzle Toys:

   Invest in interactive puzzle toys that dispense treats or kibble as your dog plays with them. These toys stimulate your dog's mind and provide a rewarding challenge. You can find a variety of puzzle toys that cater to different skill levels and keep your dog entertained for an extended period.

4. DIY Hide-and-Seek:

   Create a game of hide-and-seek by hiding treats or toys around the house. Start with easier hiding spots and gradually increase the difficulty. Encourage your dog to use their sense of smell to find the hidden treasures. This activity engages their mind and provides a fun and rewarding way to burn off excess energy.

5. DIY Agility Course:

   Design a mini agility course in your living room using household items. Set up a small tunnel using chairs and blankets, create a jump using a broomstick, and use cushions for a mini balance beam. Guide your dog through the course, rewarding them with treats or praise for completing each challenge. This not only offers physical exercise but also mental stimulation.

Remember to tailor these activities to your dog's abilities and preferences, and always prioritize their safety and well-being during playtime. If your dog has specific health concerns or limitations, consult with your veterinarian before trying new activities.