Bringing home a dog is usually an exciting time for the humans involved, one that we may continue to celebrate annually memorializing their “gotcha day”.
We had a great question come through our Instagram DMs asking about enrichment activities for a dog with disabilities, only to realize that we didn’t
One of Pet Harmony’s favorite topics is the subject of agency and why it is so important for our learners. In fact, we’ve had multiple
Hi, I’m Ellen, and I have a RIDICULOUS amount of dog toys. I mean, after all, I need to test things to be able to
We focus a lot on dogs in our content, but we love working with ALL pet species. And, most of what we say for dogs,
We use that phrase a lot. “Observe your pet.” But, it can be helpful to better describe what we mean when we say to “observe
A question that we get frequently asked is: My dog doesn’t have any behavior issues! How can I implement your enrichment framework? That’s a great
If you’ve followed us for any amount of time, you know how much I love my dog, Oso. Chances are you’ve probably heard me call
Happy December, everyone! It is time for our final training challenge of this year! This month, we challenge you to explore enrichment opportunities outside of
Last week I discussed the 14 enrichment categories that we outlined in our book Canine Enrichment for the Real World. Now, sometimes when people see