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Why Your Dog Barks for Attention and How to Redirect Their Energy
Dogs often bark for attention as a way to communicate needs or seek interaction, but this behavior can be redirected with patience and strategy.
Dog Enrichment & Games
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A Dog Toy Rotation That Keeps Play Interesting
A dog toy rotation means keeping a selection available and changing some of it from time to time. Start with toys your dog already enjoys.
Rescue Dog Advice
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Introducing a Rescue Dog to Your Resident Dog
Introduce a rescue dog to your resident dog with help from the rescue organisation and a plan for safe separation at home. Do not rely on putting them in the same room and hoping they will work things out.
Rescue Dog Advice
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When a New Rescue Dog Hides: Give Space and Check Their Needs
If your new rescue dog is hiding, give them a safe place to retreat and stop trying to pull or coax them into contact. Check that their basic needs can be met, watch for health concerns and contact the rescue for support.
Dog Enrichment & Games
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Scatter Feeding: A Simple Search Game for Your Dog
Scatter feeding means spreading some of your dog’s food across a suitable area so they can search for it. Start with a small, clear space and food that is easy to find.
Dog Enrichment & Games
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Using a Lick Mat as a Calm Supervised Activity
A lick mat is a textured surface that holds a small amount of suitable food. To introduce one, spread the food where your dog can reach it easily and supervise them.
Dog Enrichment & Games
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Helping Your Dog Learn to Use a Puzzle Feeder
Start a dog puzzle feeder on its easiest setting, with the food easy to reach. Let your dog explore while you stay nearby.