Sniffing Garden
Our sniffing garden for dogs is located in
5326 Schwaderloch and can be visited by prior reservation.
Reservations made via: 079 463 95 30 (WhatsApp)
Why sensory enrichment?
An enriching sensory environment can greatly improve a dog's well-being and reduce stress by addressing their natural instincts and cognitive needs. Here are some benefits of such an environment:
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Mental stimulation: Different scents, textures and sounds stimulate a dog's senses and mind, promoting mental flexibility and preventing boredom.
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Physical exercise: Stimulating activities often include exercise, which promotes physical health in dogs of all ages.
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Reduced anxiety: A stimulating environment can reduce anxiety and stress by giving dogs opportunities to follow their instincts, such as sniffing and exploring. This gives them a sense of control, safety and security.
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Problem solving: A sensory environment promotes a dog's problem-solving skills and builds their confidence.
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Social interaction: Some activities can be done with other dogs or people, which promotes positive social interactions and the bond between dog and family.
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Improved adaptability: Exposure to different sensory stimuli in different environments can increase a dog's adaptability, making them more confident and secure in new situations.
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Emotional fulfillment: Exploring a sensory-enriched environment gives dogs a sense of purpose and fulfillment, leading to overall improved emotional well-being.
By incorporating sensory enrichment into a dog's daily routine, owners and caregivers can contribute significantly to their pet's happiness, reduce stress, and create a harmonious and enriching living environment. Such sensory activities are suitable for dogs of all ages.
Compensation
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1 dog-human team: 20.00 CHF per 45 minutes
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Each additional dog: 5.00 CHF per 45 minutes
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Accompanying person: 5.00 CHF per 45 minutes
(Maximum of 2 dog handlers per stay)
Please note that the sniffing garden is not a dog playground or a training area for basic obedience. It is about providing sensory enrichment for the dog and allowing him to explore and sniff the environment at his own pace.