The students created an enrichment toy for wild dogs based on their hunting behaviors. They made a cardboard deer model with a hole cut in the body to hold pieces of meat. This would allow the dogs to use their natural hunting instincts to smell, rip, and chew on the toy and meat. The students overcame challenges like getting materials cut and attaching the deer head securely. They felt proud of their final enrichment toy and think the wild dogs will enjoy using it.

2.  WE HAVE DONE AN
ENRICHMENT TOY
FOR THE WILD
DOG.WE CHOSE
THIS ANIMAL
BECAUSE WE DID
NOT KNOW A LOT
ABOUT IT AND WE
WANTED TO LEARN
MORE ABOUT WILD THIS IS A PICTURE OF A
PAINTED WILD DOG IN
DOGS
ITS NATURAL HABITAT

3.  THE BEHAVIOUR
OF THE WILD DOG
WE ARE
TARGETING FOR
OUR ENRICHMENT
TOY IS ITS
HUNTING SKILLS.
WE WANT THE
DOG TO SMELL
THESE WILD DOGS ARE
THE MEAT AND
RIPPING UP AND
CHEW IT UP. DEVOURING THIS
IMPALA.

4.  WE ARE NOW UP TO
CREATING OUR
ENRICHMENT TOY.
WE HAVE BROUGHT
ALL OF OUR
EQUIPMENT.WE ARE
MAKING A
CARDBOARD DEER
FOR THE WILD DOG.
CALE IS CUTTING A HOLE IN
THE BODY WHERE THE MEAT
IS GOING TO BE PLACED.

5.  ONE OF OUR  WE HAD TO TAPE
PROBLEMS WAS THE NECK AND THE
THAT WE NEEDED HEAD HEAPS - AND
TO GET OUR NOW WE THINK
PLANKS OF WOOD THAT IT IS OK.
CUT. MR CLEELAND
SOLVED THAT
PROBLEM.
ANOTHER
PROBLEM WAS
THAT THE HEAD
KEPT ON FALLING
OVER.

6.  WE THINK OUR
ENRICHMENT TOY
IS GREAT. WE DID
A GOOD JOB. THE
WILD DOGS
WOULD LOVE IT.
WE ARE VERY
PROUD.
OUR AWESOME By Cale, Dominic and Dhir
ENRICHMENT
TOY!!!