Juguetes interactivos para perros

This is a YouTube video titled "Juguetes interactivos para perros" created on February 29, 2012, featuring Chavy Vosges, a dog trainer at Ludoken, explaining various interactive dog toys categorized by difficulty levels and how they stimulate dogs mentally. The video provides detailed descriptions of different toys and their usage to engage dogs in mental activities.
Hi, I'm Chavy Vosges, a dog trainer at Ludoken. And in this video, I'm going to show you some interactive toys. Before we start explaining the toys, we wanted to explain how they work. In general, we use interactive games to stimulate dogs mentally. All interactive toys are classified by levels. Starting from level one is the easiest, to level three or four as the most difficult. We must always respect our dog's level of mental stimulation to choose the ideal interactive toy. We must remember that all the interactive toys we present here are of different levels. Here we have level one, level two, level three. All interactive toys must be supervised by the owner when the dog uses them. They are not toys to leave the dog alone in principle. At level one, we have this cylinder that has holes where the treats will come out when the dog interacts with the toy, and a lid where we will insert the treats, which must be of a size proportional to the hole and the difficulty we want to add. Inside the cylinder, there are some rods that we can remove and replace to increase the difficulty when the toys or treats come out. At level two, we have these two balls, one hard and one soft, depending on our dog's taste, which work in a similar way. Inserting treats inside the ball and encouraging the dog to touch it with its snout or paw so that the treats come out. This ball has membranes inside that make it difficult for the treats to come out. On the other hand, this one is a slightly more advanced level. It opens and has a regulation in the middle of the sphere to adjust the difficulty based on the rewards, the size of the rewards we give them, and the level of mental stimulation our dog has. Level three is the spinning top, which is a slightly more advanced level that is similar to a ball. We put the rewards in and adjust the difficulty when they come out. And it only has a small hole at the bottom where the rewards should come out when the dog interacts. The good thing is that the dog can pick them up with its mouth. On the other hand, these are more difficult if the dog is not very big. And finally, we have this interactive toy called the Tower, which has two games at the base. It has these types of cups where we put the rewards and cover them so that the dog can take them out either with its paw or by grabbing the cup. We see that there is a hole to make it easier to identify the rewards that we put in the containers. And then we have another activity that would be to put rewards here. And as the dog removes the plastic pieces, they fall and it consumes them. This can be increased in difficulty as we add more plastic pieces, more levels. And that's it for this explanation.
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