Occupational Enrichment: Challenges dogs by encouraging physical exercise and mental stimulation. We offer a variety of equipment within our field to encourage canine parkour or scentwork and we don't doubt that this will help to mentally stimulate your dogs and prevent or alleviate boredom!

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Nutritional Enrichment: Helps encourages dogs to perform natural foraging behaviours with the use of food as a reward, this can also increase physical activity. Different flavours and textures can be used. Foraging behaviour has shown to decrease unwanted behaviours such as excessive barking!

 

Sensory Enrichment: We can stimulate different senses such using a range of smells, tastes, sounds, textures and sights. Giving dogs a variety of sensory options can dramatically help them. For example, science shows us that different smells can have beneficial effects in alleviating stress and visual enrichment can offer dogs a sense of security. It is also great for puppies as part of their socialisation to interact with a mixture of sensory stimuli. 

 

Physical Enrichment: Whilst some dogs love to run for hours, physical enrichment is more than just exercise. By adding different physical features we can help increase the complexity of the environment. In addition, play is an effective way to physically enrich a dog's life. For example, sandboxes can help promote appropriate digging behaviour and other environmental enrichment devices are continuously being added to our field to help evoke species-specific behaviours.

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Social Enrichment: Helps to fulfil dogs' need to interact with others. We hold supervised meets with dogs to create a positive social experience whilst giving them plenty of space to utilise their other senses.