Find something worth doing.
Tell Whisky what kind of day you're having. We'll narrow the options and find enrichment that actually fits.
We've used the saved profile to give you a better starting point. Today's choices can still be changed below.
MORE THAN KEEPING BUSY
Enrichment should fit the dog in front of you.
Dog enrichment can include sniffing, searching, problem-solving, exploring, playing and learning. The useful part isn't doing everything — it's finding activities that suit your dog and the day you're having.
Start simple, notice how your dog responds and adjust the difficulty when needed. Good enrichment should create opportunities to engage, not pressure a dog to complete an activity.
Match the activity. Consider your dog's energy, age, interests and environment.
Let them investigate. Sniffing, searching and exploring can be activities in themselves.
Keep it achievable. If an activity creates frustration, make the challenge easier.