Jacob MorganYorkshire Canine Academy Brain

Boost Your Dog's Energy Unlock Fun Playtime Now!

3 Jun 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief spoken segment, the speaker reflects on a recent game of tag with a dog, noting that the dog's willingness to play was directly tied to the owner's energy level. When the owner was disengaged and low‑energy, the dog seemed uninterested, but once the owner became more active and enthusiastic, the dog instantly perked up and joined the fun. The speaker concludes that parents (dad or mom) often need to "bring the game" themselves, using their own excitement to motivate the dog to play.

I can't remember who was here yesterday and we were playing tag and the dog was like, "Oh, I don't really wanna do this," because your energy wasn't there. And then as soon as they picked the energy up, they started running around, it just opened. I think it was you, wasn't it? Yeah, and you were being, no offense, you were being a bit boring. And then as soon as you got sweating and as soon as you started to move around, he's like, "Oh, this is fun, I like this now." So sometimes dad or mom has to bring the game as well.