Mary Allen
#19 In this case, only the undivided attention of the culprit can help, also in combination with cuddles to make amends.
And cuddling is also good for people who otherwise sometimes feel a bit lonely.
#20 In addition to sufficient exercise through walks, the Havanese should definitely be given plenty of opportunity to play.
This can be a little improvised game with the main caregiver or another family member, or you can play with your favorite toy yourself. Some Havanese, especially the younger ones, have enough ideas about what to play and come up with new ideas every day. If there are children in the house, the adults hardly need to worry about keeping their four-legged friend busy. Children and Havanese can romp around together for what feels like hours and complement each other in their ingenuity when it comes to new games. One often wonders who is tempting whom to do mischief.
#21 Children can also think of lots of tricks that they can teach the dog.
Since the Havanese is very docile and likes to please, he learns very quickly to imitate something that has been done before. It is not for nothing that many a talented circus dog is a Havanese. The children's joy at having managed to teach the dog something in such a short time encourages the Havanese to learn the following trick even more quickly, which in turn inspires the children so much that they use their imagination for new ideas is inspired. In this way, children and dogs get more and more involved, so that sometimes only a level-headed adult can stop the general spiral of enthusiasm.