Set it and Forget it: Enrichment Strategies for Busy Times Cover image courtesy of Sam Pierce (Dognitive Behavior and Training) Life sure is funny. It
Why Cats? I love cats. Cats are regal, majestic creatures. They defy the laws of science by filling any container they curl up into. They
When I’m giving a client a new activity, I always tell them to practice first in scenarios where they’ll be more successful. For example, practicing
Happy spring! I have no idea how we’re already in May, but here we are. And with the new month comes a new training challenge.
Happy kind of spring! We have another fun training challenge this month: Teach a “drop it” cue during play Playtime can very often
Resource guarding can be scary. Seeing your sweet pet suddenly turn into a snarling mess over a chewy or their food dish is concerning. But
A few weeks ago there was a discussion in our Enrichment for Pet Behavior Issues Community Facebook group where I realized that I’ve never actually
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Happy February! This month’s training challenge is with our upcoming webinar, Pandemic Puppies: Finding Harmony in the Future in mind. We wanted to include something
I talk about my dog, Oso, all of the time but he’s not the only critter in our household. I’ve mentioned my turtle, Zorro, a
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