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Type:
Heart Enrichment Snuffle Mat – Blush Pink
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Type:
Puppuccino Dog Toy
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Type:
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Instant Camera Snuffle Toy
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Questions, answered.
What makes a toy Level 1?
What makes a toy Level 1?
The reward is fairly visible or easy to locate, access is open, and very little manipulation is needed. Your dog should understand the point quickly.
Who is Level 1 best for?
Who is Level 1 best for?
Dogs new to enrichment, puppies, cautious dogs, or anyone who benefits from a confidence-building start. Age matters less than experience.
What should my dog be able to do at Level 1?
What should my dog be able to do at Level 1?
Mostly sniff, nose, lift, or move something simple. The challenge is understanding the game, not solving a complicated problem.
How should I introduce a Level 1 toy?
How should I introduce a Level 1 toy?
Use treats they care about and make the first attempt very easy. Let your dog discover the reward quickly so they learn that searching and manipulating the toy pays off.
When is it time for Level 2?
When is it time for Level 2?
When they approach Level 1 confidently and solve it with very little hesitation. If the treats disappear almost immediately every time, give them something that asks for a little more work.
