What I’ve Learned About Enrichment Since Our Book Came Out
Books are great, don’t get me wrong, but one of the drawbacks about them is that they’re outdated as soon as they’re published. Because we’re
Books are great, don’t get me wrong, but one of the drawbacks about them is that they’re outdated as soon as they’re published. Because we’re
We’re all about sustainability here at Pet Harmony. And by that, I mean creating a behavior modification plan for helping your pet that is sustainable
We work with families that are experiencing issues ranging from mild annoyances to struggles that are greatly impacting the quality of life for everyone in
If you’ve been following us for a while, then you know that we put a hefty emphasis on sustainability for pet parents. When you have
I’m sure most of us remember that math lesson that happens to very accurately describe a lot of unrelated topics: A square is a
The more you learn about a particular topic the more you realize how little you know. It’s not just a cliched saying, it’s actually
Happy July, y’all! This month’s training challenge is inspired by one of our more frequently asked questions about enrichment. What are some new enrichment things
Over the past few years, conversations in the animal training community about predictability, choice, control, and agency have become more common–which is a great
When we wrote Canine Enrichment for the Real World, there were some topics that we knew people would ask us about. We expected the
Much of aggressive behavior, including bites, is based in fear. And the goal of those behaviors is typically to increase the distance between the individual