This is the puppy training podcast, episode number 23, Boredom Busters.

This podcast is for those looking to train their own dog, whether as a family companion,

a service, or a therapy dog, and I'm here to help you every step is away. This is the puppy

training podcast, and I'm your host, Amy Jensen. Hello, hello. I hope you guys are having a wonderful day.

So today's podcast, I thought I would share a little bit of something that I taught as part

of our live canine coaching to all of my clients this past week.

Sometimes I get questions on social media of how to handle this or that with a dog.

And I oftentimes cover those topics

for my members in our live classes. And this week, that was one of them, we talked about jumping,

we talked about boredom busters, we talked about socialization. And I thought, you know what,

I'm going to share with everyone some boredom busters because we all have a puppy that

occasionally just needs something to do, right?

And managing their day on a daily basis can get a little overwhelming.

And we're always looking for new ideas.

At least I know I am.

So I thought today it would be kind of fun to share with you a little piece of our live

canine coaching class that we did this week.

Before we start talking about specific

activities we can do as bored and busters, let's just talk about our daily routine. What kind of

schedule is important for our puppy to have? What kinds of things are we doing with him on a daily

basis? And then I'll give you some specific ideas of games and things that you can play or that you

can give to your puppy to keep him entertained. So what do you do all day? Right? You have a brand new puppy. You have a life outside of the puppy, but you also have this

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