Dogs are one of the most loyal friends of human beings, and we often treat them as members of the family. Sometimes we will take dogs to the park or play in the wild in order to let them enjoy more fun. Among them, many people will give dogs a chance to play Frisbee, but what if the dog refuses to return it to its owner? First, you need to know how dogs view Frisbee games.

For dogs, catching a frisbee is a very rewarding behavior, so they can't wait to catch it. And for them, it may not be that interesting to hand over the Frisbee to the owner. Therefore, it is a very normal behavior for dogs to refuse to return to the Frisbee. After understanding this, we can take some measures to help the dog. First, train the dog to return the frisbee according to the instructions. You can bring some rewards when you go to the park to induce your dog to quickly return it to you after catching the Frisbee. When training your dog to "come" the Frisbee, you need some patience and keep a gentle tone. If you are too tough with your dog's instructions, it will make the dog feel nervous and difficult to play happily. When the instruction is, if the dog fails to return the Frisbee, you can criticize the dog too harshly, but need to repeat the instruction gently or guide the dog again. Secondly, you can choose some new ways of playing to make your dog feel fresh and interesting. You can try to replace some new toys, such as mechanical birds, so that dogs can have different ways of playing with frisbee games. Alternatively, you can design some obstacles or new training courses for your dog to make the whole process more fun. If dogs become interested in new toys or gameplay, they may also be more willing to work with you to repay your love and attention for them. Finally, if the above approach still fails to solve the problem, then you can take some necessary measures. For example, you can find a quieter place in advance when playing in the park to avoid interference from other dogs. Also, you can put the dogs at the same time before playing, letting them run for a while and spend some energy. If you still cannot cooperate with your dog after the above efforts, you can choose to leave some tools to restrain your dog, such as training dog leashes or head hoods. These can help your dog listen to your instructions better and ensure safe play.

In short, we need to take the behavior of dogs refusing to return to the frisbee and do not force the dogs to act according to our wishes. Instead, we should establish the best partnership with them to make the whole action more enjoyable. If you have some difficulties in training your dog, don't worry. Remember, this is a long-term process, and you need to be patient and persevere. Perhaps, with some measures, you will find that having fun with your dog will become more enjoyable and beautiful.