Enrichment
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Enrichment can be defined as meeting all of an animal’s needs as closely as possible to how they would be met in the wild, in order to empower them to engage in species-typical behaviors in healthy and appropriate ways. Enrichment is not defined solely by what we do, but more significantly by the outcomes of what we do. It can only be enrichment if the result is a physically and behaviorally healthy animal.
Canine Enrichment for the Real world, Allie bender and Emily strong
Guide to enrichment activities, puzzles, and toys.
Five Go-To Enrichment Activities for Dogs - BLOG
The Life-Changing Power of Decompression Walks
Instagram enrichment in action story highlights.
HOW-TO ENRICHMENT VIDEOS:
DIY ENRICHMENT IDEAS:
ZIPPYPAWS BURROW TOYS:
Online enrichment resources:
Canine Enrichment for the Real World by Allie Bender and Emily Strong
How Do Dogs “See” the World with Their Noses? (Video) - Alexandra Horowitz
Canine Enrichment Facebook Group - a global community of people sharing dog enrichment ideas, photos, and videos.
Exercise for Dogs: Tiring vs. Taxing - Sarah Stremming
A Decompression Walk Chat - Cog-Dog Radio Podcast - Sarah Stremming
Kong for Beginners (Video) - Eileen Anderson
The Art of Stuffing Puzzle Toys for Dogs (Video) - Allison Wells
33 DIY Dog Toys from Things Around Your House - BarkPost
Enrichment for Fearful Dogs - Erica Beckwith