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“We want them to find fulfilment in their existence and that means meeting their higher needs of social connection and mental challenge through choice, novelty and problem solving with their family - whether those family members have two legs or four.”
― Anna Muir, Dog Enrichment: Family-friendly Games and Activities for You and Your Dog

“Having a look at the background to your specific dog's breed will therefore help you learn what they have a tendency to enjoy.”
― Anna Muir, Dog Enrichment: Family-friendly Games and Activities for You and Your Dog

“We can't suppress their natural behaviours; they will always find an outlet for them, whether we approve of it or not!”
― Anna Muir, Dog Enrichment: Family-friendly Games and Activities for You and Your Dog

“Let's work with our dogs rather than against them. Every dog is different and your role is to ensure that the enrichment that you are offering is right for your specific dog.”
― Anna Muir, Dog Enrichment: Family-friendly Games and Activities for You and Your Dog

“Training is about so much more than teaching your dog what you want them to do. It's about communication, enjoyment and strengthening the bond with your dog.”
― Anna Muir, Dog Enrichment: Family-friendly Games and Activities for You and Your Dog

“Adding enrichment to your dog's life is a good idea at any time but for more impact it can be used strategically to support contented family life.
Providing different types of enrichment at different times of the day can encourage your dog to become excited and use their physical energy or can calm your dog down by using their mental energy.”
― Anna Muir, Dog Enrichment: Family-friendly Games and Activities for You and Your Dog

“Training as enrichment isn’t about the outcome, it’s about the journey. Working together, communicating and rewarding your dog are key to building a strong bond with your dog.”
― Anna Muir, Dog Enrichment: Family-friendly Games and Activities for You and Your Dog