As for the domestic dogs? They leave with a bandana, a certificate, and the kind of exhausted, tongue-lolling grin only a good, hard job can provide.
As the domestic dogs trot past, their scent, bark, and movement trigger the zoo’s canids and big cats to engage in natural behaviors: stalking, tracking, and territorial scent-marking. Zoo Delight Dog Power
“My beagle used to shred my couch,” says repeat visitor Lisa Tran. “Now he shreds the track. And the zoo gets free power. It’s a win-win.” As for the domestic dogs
Since the title is abstract, this article interprets it as a new interactive exhibit concept blending canine energy with zoo education. By J. Foster, Exhibit Correspondent and the kind of exhausted
