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Finding Interesting Things
Letting our dogs explore new findings like objects, animals, and new places, is a great way to offer mental stimulation. Many things that we don’t see as interesting are a source of new odours and capture our dogs attention.
Dogs come in All Sizes
Have you given it some though to the size of your walk and the size of her friends? Sometimes it is nice for small dogs to have the company of similarly sized friends.
Tailored Walks
Do you know if your dog has special needs when it comes to walks? Read more to find out what to look for when planning your walk.
It’s OK to skip a walk
Walks are an important part of a dog's life but it is not necessary to take a walk every single day. Many of us may feel like we are failing our dogs if we skip a daily walk, but it may be just the opposite. Find out more.
Feeling Safe
What are the main pillars for us and our dogs well-being? Read about security and how it is something we all need to function well and cope with life's challenges. Our dogs' sense of safety depends on us in many ways., what can we do to improve it?
Walk Slowly and Keep the Leash Smiling
To make the dog even more comfortable during the walk, we want the leash to smile and stay off the ground. Have a look at this video of Pepin exploring and investigating to see what slowing during the walks looks like.
Social Walks
Dogs are highly social - but how can we help them have quality time with other dogs and ensure the experience is enjoyable?
Unrealistic Expectations
When we hear that our dog must not pull on the leash, and should walk next to us at all times, we should question if this is right or if it is something often perceived as desired behaviour for our dogs.
A quality walk does not mean a long distance walk
Watch Heidi enjoy a quality walk in this video. Quality walks are not equivalent to lengthy walks.
Of all the senses, vision comes first
Dogs are amazing at spotting moving things. Learn why and a few tips to help them in these situations.
Enriched environments
Do you know how an enriched environment can help your dog? Explore with us this activity and its effects on the brain and the self confidence of the individual.
What is a sensory trail?
Sensory trails are a very good way to engage all the senses for our dogs. Read more to learn about them and how you can enrich your dog’s life.