
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
I never thought a scene from The Notebook would parallel a sentiment between me and my pup…but the amount of times I’ve thought “What do
Training classes can be an excellent opportunity for your dog to learn new skills, build duration and resistance to distraction, become proficient in working through
Behavior change is hard enough without adding in another piece of homework like data tracking. There are so many factors and contributors to behavior; we
One of the most common things I have been told throughout my career is that my dog should do [x] behavior- well, because they should!
N-O. It’s a two letter word that seems awfully clear to many humans when we communicate. But what are we, the humans, trying to communicate
Picture, if you will, a mountain with a perfectly round base. It juts up out of the pastoral farmlands of New Zealand’s North Island, surrounded
A harvest moon settles in the sky shining brightly through the hazy clouds. The house is warm and toasty with the smell of chili wafting
When it comes to our pups, there are many things we’ve been conditioned to assume they love. We have all seen the classic cartoons with