
Warmer, Not Colder: Why Clear Guidance Matters in Pet Training
Have you ever thought to yourself something like… “Will you just stop barking?” “Can you not scratch my couch up?” “For the love of all
Have you ever thought to yourself something like… “Will you just stop barking?” “Can you not scratch my couch up?” “For the love of all
Dear, gentle reader. I am going to be honest, I only have shady responses to this comment. Not because it isn’t an issue, not because
As many of you may already know, I have two lovely, adorable, incredible senior dogs in my home. Griffey is coming up on his 9th
I’ve got some good news, or unfortunate news depending on how you view it. Our pets are always learning. Whether we are trying to teach
This summer, my partner and I have been chipping away at cleaning up our property, removing invasive weeds and plants, and replacing them with native
Things always seem to happen with my clients in bursts, and recently, I have been working with a number of families on transitions to a
The other day I was on a walk, pondering. I do most of my pondering while strolling in the woods. I passed a few dogs
In a recent podcast episode, #83 – Enrichment for Shelters, Allie and Emily talk about how incredibly impactful a midday rest can be for shelter
Throughout my time with Griffey, I have received all sorts of advice, both solicited and unsolicited–something so many of us with pets with behavior challenges
Hi, friends! If you follow us on Instagram, you may have seen Griffey and I have been having some challenges. Part of having a pet