10. Playing Soccer
Many dogs love playing with balls and may quickly be able to pick up how to kick - or "dribble" - the ball.
Pick a ball that is somewhat bigger than your Shih Tzu's mouth with the goal that he can't lift it up.
Take your dog to an open space, such as the backyard or a local park.
Ensure you have a supply of treats to reward him whenever he performs well.
Begin by getting your pooch familiar with the ball by leaving it before him and letting him notice it.
In the event that he begins moving the ball independent from anyone else, instantly praise him, yet don't give him a treat at this stage.
If your dog is not interested in the ball, begin slowly moving it towards him while urging him to play with it.
Each time your puppy touches the ball with his nose or paw, praise him promptly.
It might take a few sessions before your Shih Tzu gets the hang of dribbling the ball, yet it will happen eventually.
Begin kicking the ball longer distances far from you and encouraging him to dribble it back.
Reward him each time he comes back with the ball.
