You don't need hours of spare time to give your dog a more engaging day — you need a small set of activities you can rotate.
Before work: work for breakfast
Swap the bowl for a rolling feeder like the Workday Wobble Feeder. Breakfast becomes ten minutes of movement and problem-solving instead of thirty seconds of eating.
Midday: a calm licking session
A loaded lick mat suits lunch breaks or a midday visit — it's quiet, low-mess and easy to set up.
Evening: a proper puzzle
When you're home to supervise, a staged puzzle like the Quack & Snack Puzzle gives your dog a genuine challenge.
Keep it varied
Rotate two or three activities across the week rather than repeating one daily — see our guide to rotating enrichment.