5 Ways to Spend Your Dog's Energy When You're Not Able to Walk Them

You may be limited on space in your home, but you can most likely still play a smaller game of fetch. Throw a toy across the room to get your pup running back and forth. Best of all, you can do this from the comfort of your couch, so it's easy work for you.

If your dog has a favorite toy, try to come up with some games involving that toy that will keep them moving around. If they have a favorite stuffed animal, try playing hide and seek and chase your dog around the house to help them find it. This will keep them running, and they'll be so excited when they find their beloved toy.

Get your dog involved in your exercise routine. It depends on your dog's typical behavior, but if you have a pup who likes to move when you move, take advantage of that. If you're doing yoga or sit-ups — or any other workout that won't involve you or your dog getting hurt — let them join you in whatever manner they please. It may even be as simple as chasing your pup around the apartment.

Just like you can involve your dog in your exercise, you can also involve them in your fun time! Get the whole family involved in a little dance session at home, and make sure your dog is moving around with you.

Your dog will put in a lot of work trying to take whatever you're playing tug of war with. You can use any kind of toy, but a rope toy will work perfectly.