Playing games with your dog is not only a great way to bond with them but also a fun way to keep them mentally and physically stimulated. Here are some games to play with your pup:

1.Fetch: Fetch is a classic game that dogs love. It's a great way to get your dog moving and to expend energy. You can play fetch with a ball, Frisbee or any other toy that your dog likes.

2.Hide and seek: Hide and seek is a fun game for dogs that love to search for things. Hide small treats or toys around the house and let your dog find them. This game can also be played outside, hide treats or toys in the backyard and let your dog search for them.

3.Agility course: Agility courses are great for dogs that have a lot of energy. You can set up a homemade course using household items such as hula hoops, tunnels, and cones. Or you can also look for agility courses for dogs in your area.

4.Treasure hunt: This game is similar to hide and seek, but instead of hiding treats or toys, you hide a larger prize such as a Kong or a chew toy. Place small treats or toys as clues around the house, and let your dog follow the trail to find the treasure.

5.Tug of war: Tug of war is a great game for dogs that love to play rough. Be sure to use a rope that's made specifically for tug-of-war and supervise the game to make sure your dog doesn't get too aggressive.

6.Training games: You can also make training fun by turning it into a game. For example, you can play "find it" by hiding treats around the house and having your dog search for them. Or you can play "name that toy" by showing your dog different toys and having them touch the toy with their nose when you name it.

7.Puzzle toys: Puzzle toys are a great way to keep your dog mentally stimulated. These toys come in different forms and require your dog to solve a problem in order to get a treat or a toy.

8.Snuffle mat: A snuffle mat is a mat with different fabric layers where you can hide treats and toys. This game will keep your dog entertained while they use their sense of smell to find the treats.

Playing games with your dog is a great way to strengthen your bond, keep them mentally and physically stimulated, and most importantly, it's a lot of fun. Remember to always supervise your dog during playtime and to choose games that are appropriate for your dog's age, size, and energy level.