Enrichment and mental stimulation is one of the most important aspects of your dog’s wellbeing. Whether your furbaby is a senior whose outings are not as eventful as they once were, or you have a tiny pup who hates winter walks, or you simply need new ways to keep your dog’s mind active at home—enrichment matters.
Join our guest speaker, Helen Moore—CanineTraining & Behaviour expert, and co-owner of Wholesome Canine—as she discusses the value of mental stimulation and enrichment for our furbabies.
We’ll uncover:
What is enrichment?
Understanding different types of enrichment
Why it’s so important for your little pup
Enrichment activities for everyday life
Attendees will receive:
90-minute talk with our guest speaker, including a Q&A session
One-pager takeaway sheet with tips discussed during the woofinar
$5 voucher to be used towards a future BUTTONknows Academy educational event
10% off coupon code for enrichment items redeemable online at Wholesome Canine
Register now to learn how to keep your dog’s mind active, engaged, and always learning—and to support BUTTONNOSES Rescue.
Can't join us live? Not a problem. Register today and you will receive the recording afterwards. Don't miss it!
Born and raised in Ireland, Helen is a member of the PDTE and the PPG. She's been dog obsessed from a very young age. She moved to Toronto in 2008 to study holistic nutrition. Soon after graduating she got her first dog, Seamus, who was plagued with digestive issues for the first few weeks of his new life with her. This prompted her to switch her nutrition focus from humans to canines catapulting her into the world of canine health and wellness. In 2010 she started Who’s Yer Doggy, a lifestyle and wellness company for dogs.
Through her years of dog walking she became interested in behaviour as many of the dogs she attracted were considered “problem children". Because of them she wanted to find effective ways to make life better for them. She spent a year studying with the world-renowned dog trainer, Turid Rugaas, and in 2015, she became certified in training and behaviour.
She's on a mission to change how we interact with dogs, how to understand them better, and how to provide for them in the best way possible. Learn more about Helen & Wholesome Canine at www.wholesomecanine.ca.