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Zarabull Enrichment Centre

Home of the Zarabull Boxes

Zarabull Enrichment Centre

Home of the Zarabull Boxes

Canine Enrichment

“E” is for Enrichment

But what is enrichment anyways? Canine enrichment refers to a range of activities designed to challenge and exercise your dog’s brain thus improving or enhancing their mental state. These games or activities encourage them to problem solve, learn new skills and build their confidence with rewards for their efforts!

These activities may include work-to-eat toys, hide-n-seek games, puzzles, or foraging for their food with snuffle mats or forge boxes. Every dog is different and some need a variety of activities to keep them engaged. The rewards used may be high value treats, a special toy, or simply added praise / belly rubs. When training it’s like using the “release” command from their working state to go play and have fun (maybe chase their fav. ball)… whatever you use just make sure its attainable and build on the difficulty over time so your dog doesn’t get discouraged.

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Canine Enrichment

“E” is for Enrichment