Exercise + Enrichment

Exercise and mental enrichment are vital for dogs of all ages, contributing to their overall well-being and strengthening the bond between pet parents and their dogs. Regular physical activity helps maintain healthy weight, reduces the risk of obesity-related health issues, and promotes cardiovascular health. Additionally, mental stimulation through interactive play, training sessions, and puzzle toys keeps dogs mentally engaged, preventing boredom and undesirable behaviors. Engaging in these activities together fosters trust, communication, and a deeper understanding between pet parents and their dogs, enhancing the quality of their relationship and creating lasting memories.

Walks + General Exercise

• How Often Should I Walk My Puppy?

• Super-Charge Your Dog Walks with This Easy Exercise Routine

• Bike Riding With Your Dog 101: What You Need to Know

• 1-Week Exercise Plan for Your Pup

• Dog Exercise Tips for Spring

• 5 Ways to Support Your Active Dog’s Lifestyle

• 8 Sure-Fire Ways to Tire Your Dog Out

• How Much Exercise Does a Dog Need?

• Crate to 5K: How to Safely Run with Your Dog

• Do Dogs Sweat?

• Exercising Your Senior Dog

Games + Mental Health

• 15 Minute Games You Can Play With a Dog

• 8 Games for Dogs to Play Inside When It’s Hot Out

• 5-Minute Activities for You and Your Dog

• 6 Simple Ways to Help Your Dog’s Mental Health

Hiking + Camping

• The Ultimate Guide to Hiking with Dogs

• Everything You Need to Know About Camping With Dogs and Other Pets

Toys + Treats

• What Is a Bully Stick?

• 5 Toys to Help Ease Separation Anxiety in Dogs

• 3 Reasons to Get Your Dog a Puzzle Toy

• The Best Durable Dog Toys for Tough Chewers

Agility Fun + Training

• How to Get Started With Dog Agility Training, According to the Pro

Physical Therapy

• Dog Physical Therapy Exercises Your Pet Can Do at Home

The Good Boy Foundation is committed to providing valuable resources and education to empower pet parents in caring for their furry companions. However, it's important to note that the information provided on our website is intended for educational purposes only and should never replace the advice or treatment provided by a licensed veterinarian. While we strive to offer accurate and helpful guidance, we cannot be held responsible for any outcomes or consequences resulting from the application of this information. Pet parents are encouraged to consult with their veterinarian for personalized guidance and recommendations tailored to their pet's specific needs and circumstances.