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PAW5 explores dog enrichment programs, starting with dog sensory enrichment, as part of a special series of blog posts.

Are food puzzles mean? This is a question we hear quite a bit from concerned and very caring pet parents, and we explore this topic.

Nose work capitalizes on a dog’s natural desire to sniff! Their noses are made to work: they have 300 million olfactory receptors that make them 10,000 times better at smelling than we are!

Ditch the boring old dog bowl and try out one of these three other ways to feed him and see what happens.

In the middle of the face, the nose remains froze. Smelling and detecting, with occasional blows. Noses come in all sizes, and a variety of shapes. From Roman to Bulbous, all descended from apes.

PAW5 is always on the hunt for overachieving dogs, and Australian Shepherd “Braille” is no exception. This deaf and blind dog from Detroit is the embodiment of a well-adjusted, smart and happy dog, despite being born with challenges.