Canine Enrichment
Featured Video:
DIY Dog Treat dispensing toy
Taylor shows you how to create a delicious and stimulating treat for your pup
Read our Enrichment Leaflet
Our enrichment leaflet pdf includes:
- Simple and inexpensive tips to keep dogs busy.
- DIY ideas
- Information on the importance of playgroups
- Outdoor enrichment ideas
… and much more
Get your dogs thinking and sniffing
Games for dogs, like this DIY treat puzzle, are great for the dog’s brains, but they’re also a great way to get to know who a dog is. Sometimes, when a dog is great at finding things with their noses, it can be an indicator that they migh tmake a great detection dog.
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Training Resources by Topic
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Training Websites
Recommended Reading
- Quick and Easy Crate Training by Teoti Anderson
- Before and After You Get Your Puppy by Ian Dunbar
- How to Teach an Old Dog New Tricks by Ian Dunbar
- How to Behave So Your Dog Behaves by Sophia Yin
- The Whole Dog Journal Handbook of Dog and Puppy Care and Training edited by Nancy Kerns
- Love Has No Age Limit and other books by Patricia McConnell
- Don’t Shoot the Dog by Karen Pryor
- Culture Clash by Jean Donaldson
- Ruff Love by Susan Garrett
- A New Dog in the House: From Shelter Dog to Beloved Family Member by BAD RAP
Walking on a Leash
- Walking Nicely on Leash by Sophia Yin
- Loose Leash Walking by Grisha Stewart
- Heel and Loose Leash Walking by AFF
- What is Leash Reactivity? by Reactive Champion
- Reactivity Basics by Patricia McConnell
- Dog Aggression or Leash Reactivity? by Our Pack
Inappropriate Behavior
- Destructive Chewing by Dog Star Daily
- Four on the Floor for Jumping by Dog Star Daily
- Off and Nothing in Life is Free by AFF
- Destruction of Household Items by Center For Shelter Dogs
- Possessive Behavior by Center For Shelter Dogs
- Jumpy/Mouthy by Center For Shelter Dogs
- Territorial Behavior by Center For Shelter Dogs
Fear and Anxiety
- Fear of People by Center For Shelter Dogs
- Separation Anxiety by Center For Shelter Dogs
- Resistance to Handling by Center For Shelter Dogs
Socializing Your Dog
- Dog Parks by Bad Rap
- Social Walking Groups by Notes from a Dog Walker
- Tips for Introducing Dogs by Team Unruly
Dog-Dog Tolerance
- Dog/Dog Tolerance by Bad Rap
Multi-Dog Management
- Multi-Dog Homes by Bad Rap
- Feeling Outnumbered? by Patricia McConnell
Kids and Dogs
- Baby Safety by Doggone Safe
- Babysitter Rules by Doggone Safe
- Resources for Families from Family Paws
- How to Pick the Right Dog for Your Family by Jennifer Shryock
- Dog Body Language from Doggone Safe
Responsible Pet Ownership
- Preventing Escapes with Fence Fixes by Notes from a Dog Walker
- Reasons to Leash Your Dog by the Dog Scouts of America
- Escape Behavior by Center For Shelter Dogs
News and Articles
Do You Have a Dog in Your Shelter Who Has What It Takes to Become a Service Dog?
An interview with Animal Farm Foundation’s Director of Behavior and Training
Changing Hearts and Minds about Shelter Pets in Your Community
Tips from HeARTsSpeak’s Caitlin Quinn on marketing shelter pets during a pandemic.
Don’t Go There, That’s the Bad Part of Town
A conversation with Kim Wolf about ageism, ableism, veterinary social work, and dogs.
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