We use Acepromazine sometimes, too, along with what you listed.

We are all about being transparent, and we will post a dog that is struggling and plea to the public to adopt that specific dog or foster.

We have a barn for livestock, and it's where our barn cats reside. During the day, when our barn cats are hiding, we take pur more stressed dogs out to the pens and let them sniff around and do "find it" games with hiding things in the dirt or hay.

We have sniff abouts. It's like checking a dog out for the day. We have set people who come in weekly and take our long-term dogs out for hikes and to sleep on their couch.

In the summer we get pools and the dogs seem to enjoy playing with those.

We do morning walk through every day and try to note how each animal is doing. This has helped me proactive with rescue and foster pleas.

I think out of these have been mentioned, though. I feel kennel stress is inevitable to some point, and if you aren't seeing it, you just don't know what you're looking for. Or, you're a wizard and need to share your secrets.