If you’ve ever raised a puppy before, tell me if you’ve ever felt any of these feels:
“But my puppy is safe here…”
“I don’t get it; I’ve never hurt him!”
“She has everything she needs, so why is she just cowering in the corner?”
“Why is he still scared? Our friends gave him treats.”
Behavioral Regressions in Dogs: What’s Normal and When to Seek Help Estimated reading time: 10 mins “We thought we’d already worked through this.” If you’ve
Understanding Impostor Syndrome in Animal Behavior Ok, I have a serious question that is going to sound like a setup for a Jerry Seinfeld joke:
Why the Best Trainers Always Go Back to Basics For those of you who aren’t familiar with the animal behavior industry, there’s a very well-known
Return of the … : How to Vanquish The Recurring Monsters in Our Lives I have a confession: back when I was a vet tech
Note: This blog is for pros or enthusiasts with training experience. Although there are lessons here for anyone who approaches life with other species with
Learning when and how to ask for help is hard. It’s not a skill that comes naturally to most people. And in an emotionally charged
Why Your Cat Needs a Safe Space (and How to Build One That Works) Cats, like other sentient beings, can get anxious and/or overwhelmed by
It doesn’t matter who you are, how much you love your pet, or how devoted you are to their well-being: if you live with an animal who keeps you up at night, and you’re sleep deprived, it is going to make you feel cranky and will deteriorate your relationship with that animal. That doesn’t make you a bad person, it just makes you a person. People are finite beings with finite resources. We have needs. Sleep is one of the big ones. When our needs aren’t met, we can’t show up the way we want to show up for our loved ones.
A few weeks ago, I made this post for our Instagram page showing an example of contrafreeloading in my bird room. In the video, the
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