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”.
The other day I let Oso outside in our fenced-in backyard. A little while later, my partner opened the gate to take the garbage cans
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
If you’ve been following the Enrichment for the Real World podcast, you already know that observation skills have been a frequent topic! And, let’s be
Living with a difficult pet is, well, difficult. It can be an incredible experience but at the same time, it can be emotionally draining, exhausting,
Last month in the blog What About Agency in Training, we focused on increasing agency within training sessions, and mentioned that this month we were
As a dog professional, I want to share a little secret with you. My dog is not perfect. Nor do I expect him to be,
When we wrote Canine Enrichment for the Real World, there were some topics that we knew people would ask us about. We expected the
Happy June, y’all! With Season 1 of Enrichment for the Real World coming to a close, we wanted to focus this training challenge on
If you prefer to listen to this blog post, click here. One of the things we often have clients want to work on is having