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Your challenge

What do you most want help with right now?

Bored, destructive, or can’t settle at home

Chewed shoes, zoomies at night, a dog who can’t switch off

New dog, and I want to get it right

Just adopted and not sure what they need

Trained, but still stuck

We did the classes and it didn’t solve it

Not enough time or energy to keep them engaged

Quick, low-cost wins from things I already have

Something harder: fear, anxiety, aggression, or panic when I’m gone

Reactivity, distress, or a sudden change in behavior

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Before we go on

Thank you for telling me

These challenges are real, and enrichment on its own doesn’t resolve them.

If your dog’s behavior is intense, has changed suddenly, or involves fear, aggression, or distress when you’re away, please talk with your veterinarian or a qualified behavior professional.

If you’d like, I can still match your dog’s play style to general enrichment ideas to add engagement and interaction to their day.

Question 1 of 4

When your dog is “on a mission,” they’re usually…

Nose down, searching and sniffing

They’d rather sniff the trail than race to the end

Chasing movement: fetch, flirt pole, zoomies

The thrill of the chase is everything

Looking for something to chew on

Teeth on something satisfying = settled dog

Cooperative play or frequent check-ins with you

The best game is one you’re both in

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Question 2 of 4

If you left your dog alone with one toy, which would they actually use?

A snuffle mat or foraging toy

Anything with hidden treats to root out

A ball or rope toy they can toss themselves

Movement optional, catching required

A chew or something tough to work through

The longer it lasts, the better

Honestly? Probably nothing. They’d wait for you

Solo play just doesn’t do it for them

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Question 3 of 4

What “happy” looks like for your dog:

Calm, focused sniffing, totally in the zone

Nose engaged, body settled, brain working

A big energy release: running, leaping, sprinting

The kind of play that ends in a happy collapse

Deep satisfaction: gnawing until fully settled

Chewing is their version of a deep exhale

Cozy connection time: near you, engaged with you

Proximity is the whole point

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Question 4 of 4

When your dog has “nothing to do,” what happens?

They sniff everything obsessively or pace restlessly

A brain with nowhere to search will find somewhere

They bring you a toy, repeatedly, or run laps

Movement is the message

They chew something they’re not supposed to

The couch, the baseboards, the shoes. Anything

They follow you everywhere or nudge you constantly

You are the enrichment they’re looking for

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