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I’ll have to look into those, thanks!

He’s currently trying to roll it all around but all the kibbles out now. :lau

Not my number one choice, but it was free, so that’s nice. It’s his early birthday present. (His birthdays on the 18th) plus I’m getting him a nice harness/leash set.

I picked up this toy from the foodbank for him. (I washed it beforehand) He seems to like it. I give most of his dinner in it, and he paws and rolls it and his kibble falls out.

I'll look into it! Oliver, however, isn't hmmmm... how do I say this... isn't very good at learning how things work.

What’s an example of a smart toy? I don’t think I have.

I ended up getting him a lick mat-he LOVES it! I like to spread a little bit of pumpkin and almond butter on it. I'm planning to try giving his meals on it too, even though it's just dry food.

He's definitely one of the "Oh... this is hard... I give up" dogs

I'll try that! I've tried giving him kongs with almond butter (my sisters allergic to peanuts) but he didn't quite figure it out. He tried to stick his entire tongue inside to lick it out.

That's also a good idea! Thanks!

Those look great! I'll see if I can get one. I can totally see him loving it!

I think he seems bored, most of the time he likes to sleep, but recently he's been getting into things, like opening bags of flour in the pantry, or chewing up a silicone mat sort of thing.

I could try that... sometimes he's not great at finding treats that I hide, though. (Sometimes I'll set a treat down, and he'll end up standing on top of it, trying to find it.)

Hi, I'm trying to think of ideas for my (well, technically my older sisters) miniature poodle, Oliver to do for activities. (He's 11 yrs old) These are the things that I've tried: Teaching him to fetch (he doesn't even lift his head when I throw something) Going on walks (most of the time, he...