You Have to Practice Before the Test
If you prefer to listen to this blog post, click here. When I’m giving a client a new activity, I always tell them to practice
If you prefer to listen to this blog post, click here. When I’m giving a client a new activity, I always tell them to practice
If you prefer to listen to this blog post, click here. I’m a plant person. So, naturally, I was thinking about plants as we were
If you prefer to listen to this blog post, click here. Happy spring! I have no idea how we’re already in May, but here we
If you prefer listening to this blog post, click here. As someone who sees clients as both a trainer and a behavior consultant, I often
If you prefer to listen to this blog, click here. I love muzzles. I think they are great. I heard Veterinary Behaviorist Dr. Chris Pachel
If you prefer listening to this blog post, click here. Last week I talked about normal vs. abnormal guarding, and that resource guarding in general
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
We are full swing into our free Separation Anxiety Workshop this week! In honor of that workshop and our Separation Anxiety Immersive Digital Course
There are a lot of factors that go into how successful a behavior modification program is. Some of those factors are uncontrollable: genetics, certain
Last week I talked about how the behavior modification process is a journey: a journey someone may not be ready to take. With this two-part