@babybuddyandbeyond: This all started when I used a laser pointer one time. Now, Baby is obsessed with chasing every light reflection he sees — whether it’s from my watch, the floor, or the curtains. We don’t even use the laser anymore, but he still treats every flicker of light like it’s a full-on mission. Living with a light-chasing dog means never a dull moment! #laserdog #lightchaser #dogtok

Em :

It’s not good for dogs fyi bc of this they become obsessed and get anxiety.. “While a laser pointer might seem like a fun way to play with your dog, it's generally not recommended for them. Here's why: Frustration and Anxiety: Dogs have a natural prey drive and enjoy the satisfaction of catching something they chase. The intangible nature of a laser dot means they can never actually catch it, which can be incredibly frustrating and lead to anxiety. Obsessive Behavior: The repetitive chasing of a laser pointer can become an obsession for some dogs, leading to compulsive behaviors like light and shadow chasing. This can even extend to lunging at other light sources. Potential Eye Damage: Shining a bright light, including a laser pointer, directly into a dog's eyes can cause temporary or even long-term damage to their retina. Lack of Closure: Unlike playing with a tangible toy, chasing a laser pointer doesn't provide the dog with the satisfying feeling of accomplishment or completion of the activity”