Four piece dog enrichment set designed to promote slow feeding, sniffing activity, and interactive training. - Puppy chew toy - Benefits: Supports training and helps slow down meals to reduce gulping; provides a safe outlet for chewing and focused play during feeding or training. - Key points: Chewable toy that channels natural chewing and hunting instincts; suitable for use during meals and practice sessions. - When to use: During feeding to slow pace, in training to reinforce commands, or as a chew outlet between meals. - Snuff mat - Benefits: High quality workmanship and materials create a detailed snuffle mat that engages puppies with scent work. - Key points: Durable construction designed for repeated use; encourages nose work and mental stimulation. - When to use: During meal times to extend feeding, as a puzzle enrichment for puppies, or for daily sniffing activity. - Feeding pad for dogs - Benefits: Long lasting and gentle on the dog while promoting sniffing during meals. - Key points: Food mat designed for long-term use; encourages sniffing to slow eating and increase meal duration. - When to use: Daily meals to add variety to feeding routines; as a training aid to improve focus and curiosity. - Dog training cushion - Benefits: Satisfies curiosity by guiding your dog to find delicious rewards; introduces a tactile and interactive element with a squeaky feature. - Key points: Squeaky component enhances engagement; functions as a reward-based training aid. - When to use: Training sessions that involve scent or reward searches; indoor play to stimulate problem solving. 2-3 practical use scenarios - Scenario 1: Slow feeding at home - Place the snuff mat or feeding pad on the floor and hide small treats within the mat. Let the dog sniff, search, and eat at a slower pace. Use the puppy chew toy after the meal to provide a safe chew outlet. - Scenario 2: Puppy enrichment and scent work - Use the snuff mat during a dedicated enrichment time. Hide treats or kibble within the mat’s pockets to encourage nose work and cognitive engagement, promoting mental stimulation and satisfaction. - Scenario 3: Indoor training and reward games - Incorporate the dog training cushion into training sessions. Hide treats under the cushions or along the edge to provoke search behavior, rewarding with the squeak and a treat when the dog discovers the reward. This supports learning and keeps dogs engaged indoors.