Field notes
What changed when the week did.
Owners in their own words: the behaviour, the need underneath it, and the small daily jobs that fixed it.
HENRY ON A LOG IN THE BUSH
01 · 3 min read
Why Henry exists: a Vizsla who needed more than a walk.
A walk a day left him wired. Giving him his breed’s work back, nose, run, retrieve and closeness, changed everything.
Read Henry's story →PHOTO · POPPY ON A SNIFF WALK
02 · 4 min read
Poppy stopped pacing at six o'clock.
Her walks had shrunk to a slow lap of the block, and evenings became restless. Nose work and gentle puzzles gave her the tiredness her joints couldn't.
Read Poppy's story →PHOTO · ZIGGY AND THE DIG BOX
03 · 3 min read
A terrier, a fourth-floor flat, and a dig box made of towels.
Every activity had to work indoors and quietly. The cushions are intact.
Read Ziggy's story →PHOTO · MILO HERDING THE BALL
04 · 4 min read
Milo got a job, and the sofa survived.
Two long walks weren't touching him. Twenty minutes of herding work a day did.
Read Milo's story →