Play educates - play connects

With a sock, tug rope, dummy, ball or rope, countless skill games, hide-and-seek games, puzzle games, search games or nose games can be created. Whether indoors or outdoors, young or old, skilled or unskilled - there's something for every human-dog team. Kate Kitchenham has expanded her educational play ideas and explains why playing is not only fun, but also incidentally strengthens trust and team spirit, improves empathy and impulse control, and makes anxious dogs more confident. Here, skills are strengthened and dogs are playfully encouraged to become clever and self-confident companions in everyday life.

Accessibility:
navigable table of contents
logical reading order maintained
short alternative texts (e.g. for illustrations) available
data basis of graphics available in non-graphic form
language identification available
high contrast between text and background
navigation via previous/next elements
ARIA roles available
landmark navigation available
all texts can be adjusted
list for page navigation
all content necessary for understanding accessible via screen reader
complies with the requirements of WCAG v2.0
complies with the requirements of WCAG Level AA


Manufacturer / Responsible person:
Franckh-Kosmos Verlags-GmbH & Co. KG, Pfizerstraße 5-7, 70184, Stuttgart, Germany, kosmos.de/servicecenter