You brought home a tiny, fluffy ball of joy. Two days later, you're sleep‑deprived, your ankles look like a chew toy, and you're wondering if you accidentally adopted a tiny shark. I've been there. After countless frustrating afternoons with my golden retriever puppy Luna, I discovered the secret that changed everything: easy brain games for a 2 month old puppy don't just tire them out – they actually make them happy, calm, and way less bitey. Let me show you exactly what worked (and what failed) so you can skip the mistakes I made. How to tire out a 2 month old puppy mentally? Use simple scent games like hiding kibble in a rolled towel or scattering it on the floor. Five minutes of sniffing works better than a twenty minute walk. Your puppy will be calmer, sleepier, and less likely to chew your furniture. According to the American Kennel Club , mental exercise is just as important as physical activity for young puppies. For more tips on keeping your golden ret...