Should I let my puppy win when I play tug of war with him?

>>2238494
No

>>2238494
Depends on if he's stronger than you or if you get bored first. Sometimes I'll drop early on a puppy if I'm concerned about their teeth.

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiFswmIHvac

>>2238494
No

>>2238564
>over two hours long
No one's going to watch that shit

>>2238494
Sure.

Let them win sometimes so they don't get bored.
If you don't want to ever play tug with them , don't let them win

If you don't let them win sometimes, they might get bored.

>>2238494
Play fetch instead.

>>2238494
I always thought that the dog's reason for playing tug was the tugging. Not the "winning". Most dogs that I've played with who were really into tug would, if they "won", come right back and offer me "my" end of the toy again. I really think that most dogs aren't in it for "victory" but for the tussle.

Having said that, it's hard on their teeth and neck.

>>2238628
It answers the question though, and even shows you how to engage a young dog. Just watch the first 15 mins.

>>2238980
>Having said that, it's hard on their teeth and neck.
Life is hard on everything.

>>2238989
>what are comparative increments

>>2238989
wow so deep

>>2238989
you need to go back

>>2238989
That really makes you think

NEVER give in and let someone beat you

If I drop it my doggo just brings it back to me and lets me grab it again

If they wanted the fucking thing they'd just bite you and take it

>>2238980
What else could be the reason
They don't understand winning and crushing your foes