Enrichment And Training

Providing an interesting, complex, challenging, stimulating and variable environment.

Encouraging the animals to explore, think, learn and engage.

Be well mentally and physically.

All of the above.

None of the above

Live in a stressful environment, are mentally and physically under-stimulated, are confined to a small area where they have little to no control and this can lead to boredom, anxiety and the development of behavior problems including abnormal behavior.

Live in a stress-free environment, are mentally and physically under-stimulated, are confined to a small area where they have little to no control and this can lead to boredom, anxiety and the development of behavior problems including abnormal behavior.

Live in a stressful environment, are mentally and physically over-stimulated, are confined to a small area where they have little to no control and this can lead to boredom, anxiety and the development of behavior problems including abnormal behavior.

Live in a stressful environment, are mentally and physically under-stimulated, are confined to a large area where they have too much control and this can lead to boredom, anxiety and the development of behavior problems including abnormal behavior.

Live in a stressful environment, are mentally and physically under-stimulated, are confined to a small area where they have little to no control and this can lead to changes in behavior that make them well-suited for a home environment.

Is more comfortable.

Provides more space.

Provides more choices.

Is more stimulating.

All of the above.

Soft bedding, platforms and hammocks.

Portholes between cages, utilizing vertical space and the option to perch or have a place to hide.

Auditory stimulation with hard rock music and olfactory stimulation with cleaning solutions.

All of the above.

Both A and B.

A view of the outdoors, bright flashing lights, blowing bubbles, interactive toys, perpetual motion toys.

A view of the outdoors, aquariums in the cat room, blowing bubbles, interactive toys, perpetual motion toys.

A view of concrete walls, aquariums in the cat room, blowing bubbles, interactive toys, perpetual motion toys.

A view of the outdoors, aquariums in the cat room, making menacing motions with hands, interactive toys, perpetual motion toys.

A view of the outdoors, aquariums in the cat room, blowing bubbles, interactive toys, toys that do not move.

Providing scratching posts for cats.

Providing chew toys for dogs.

Discouraging play to prevent overstimulation.

Both A and B

All of the above

It is not important because dogs and cats are social with people but not with the same species.

Cats are a social obligate species.

Dogs and cats are social animals.

Dogs are a solitary survival species.

None of the above.

Food acquisition challenges, ice boxes, tracking games, seek-and-find games, clicker training, target training, manners training and teaching tricks.

Food acquisition challenges, brick boxes, tracking games, seek-and-find games, clicker training, target training, manners training and teaching tricks.

Water acquisition challenges, ice boxes, tracking games, seek-and-find games, clicker training, target training, manners training and teaching tricks.

Food acquisition challenges, ice boxes, tug-of-war games, seek-and-find games, clicker training, target training, manners training and teaching tricks.

Food acquisition challenges, ice boxes, tracking games, seek-and-find games, clicker training, target training, attack training and teaching tricks.

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