Canine enrichment means “engaging your dog in activities designed to stimulate their mind and keep them physically fit.”

When I was young, I was told that dogs went on walks to get exercise and that every dog needed X time of walks every single day but actually

My dog and I LOVE Kongs! She uses a Kong when left alone, when I’m busy working, or sometimes just to make her breakfast more exciting ...

1. Using aversive tools to correct behaviour Aversive tools include: Shock collars Choke collars Prong collars Ultrasonic devices Compressed air Shaker cans Anything designed to scare or harm your dog. These tools are marketed as way to ‘quickly solve’ behaviour problems, so it’s completely understandable why owners buy them, however the physical and emotional damage that can be done with these tools is extensive. They create anxious dogs who become cautious and wary of every

Providing enrichment for your dog is not only crucial for their mental stimulation, but its fun for you too, and a fantastic way for you...