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Final complete day: 2026-08-02. Attention was 0.8% — this entity appeared in 53 of 6,374 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (67 mentions).

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1. 2026-08-02 22:25 UTCPost

   Ideas for entertaining our dog while we work? - We have a 2 year old GSD, she’s incredibly smart, easy going, and eager to please. Right now she goes to daycare during the week, this is something we’d like to stop doing for a plethora of reasons. However, my fiancé isn’t convinced that she’ll be entertained enough at home alone. I’ve tried to tell him that I don’t think she gets a lot of interaction at the daycare, they try, but she’s kept separate since she’s not spayed yet (health reasons and breeder’s contract). From what it sounds like, she enjoys spending most of her day outside rather than in the kennel, understandable. I’ve thought of the following to set up for her: 1. Once or twice a week 1hr walks during the day via Rover, I normally walk her 30 mins to 1 hour in the morning and 1 hour in the evening after work. We also use this time to train, she loves it. I figured an extra walk twice a week would be a nice way to break up her day and get extra exercise in. 2. Puzzles, we have 4 puzzles for her already. She loves them, I’ve wanted to get her a few more to rotate out different puzzles. I figured maybe setting up 3-4 around the house for her to play with wouldn’t be so bad. 3. Snuffle mats, similar to the puzzles, probably just 1 out during the day. 4. Frozen kongs, we actually have the woofsicle thing. A bit easier for her so she doesn’t get as frustrated and walk away to forget about it entirely. I figured one in the kitchen would be good. 5. Go Dogo remote training treat dispenser, thought this was interesting. A bit more randomized for her, so I figured that would be nice. I can’t think of a lot more, she enjoys hide and seek with treats, but it’s like the puzzles and kongs, she’ll forget. We already have a minor mouse problem and I don't want to encourage them more than we already have. I just don’t know if maybe higher value treats would be the key or not, or if hiding treats like that would just encourage more inappropriate rummaging in other environments. Any recommendations are welcomed!

2. 2026-08-02 22:22 UTCComment

   I’m sorry I have raised dozens of dogs house training is a week of training and done. I guess I thought you were looking for good advice. Good luck have a great day!

3. 2026-08-02 22:16 UTCComment

   It's amazing how much of dog training is actually people training. : )

4. 2026-08-02 19:08 UTCComment

   Thank you for the advice! I will definitely keep in mind the surgery recovery and having a puppy at the same time. I will definitely do some more research online about having/training a dog that is blind and deaf

5. 2026-08-02 18:49 UTCComment

   Training starts small.