I'm Tierra and am dedicated to providing reliable enriched dog walking services specific to your dogs drives that is guaranteed to make them happy and tired. Sample 30-Minute Enrichment Walk $25
0:00 – 5:00 | Sniff & Go Warm-Up
Sniff freely at the start of the walk. Use a long leash (10–15 ft if safe) to allow relaxed movement and exploration. Follow their nose without rushing—sniffing is enrichi
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5:00 – 10:00 | Targeted Obedience Games
Practice a few commands: sit, down, stay, come, touch
mixing in short recalls and high value reward.
10:00 – 15:00 | Scent Work or Treasure Hunt
Tossing treats in grass or hiding them under leaves/behind a tree and encourage dog to search using their nose.
15:00 – 20:00 | Parkour & Movement Challenge
Let dog hop on a low wall, weave between posts/legs, walk along a log, or crawl under a bench etc. using cues.
20:00 – 25:00 | Decompression Sniff Walk
Back to relaxing—letting dog sniff and meander again.
25:00 – 30:00 | Cool Down & Connection
Gentle leash walking together back home — keeping pace slow and calm. Sample 45-Minute Enrichment Walk $35
0:00-5:00 – Warm-up sniff and free sniff time
Loose leash, light movement, no commands. Letting dog decompress and engage scent-wise.
5:00-15:00 – Breed-specific activity #1
Examples:
- Herding: directional work
- Scent hound: scent trail game
- Sporting: carry or retrieve
5:00-20:00 – Obedience or trick training
Practice sits, downs, eye contact, or a known trick in a calm spot.
20:00-35:00 – Breed-specific activity #2
Mix up pace (jog/run, or a deep sniff game). Add challenge or movement variety.
35:00-40:00 – Decompression walk
Return to a casual pace. Allow for sniffing and soft engagement.
40:00-45:00 – Cooldown + calm exposure
Sit and watch environment quietly, do gentle petting, or feed a scatter of treats/food. Let the dog wind down and reinforce a calm state before returning home
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Sample 60-Minute Enrichment Walk $45
0:00–10:00 – Loose leash sniff & settle
Free sniffing with minimal cueing.
10:00–20:00 – Engagement games
Work on recall, name response, or watch-me games depending on the dog’s drive.
20:00–30:00 – Breed-specific challenge
Set up a sniff trail, flirt pole game, carry item, or directional challenge.
30:00–40:00 – Trick or agility play
Use natural obstacles for movement fun: up, over, through.
40:00–50:00 – Decompression walk
Natural pace, no cues, loose leash.
50:00–60:00 – Relax & reward
Sit, pet, engage lightly. Let the dog wind down and reinforce a calm state before returning home.
