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
Every now and then when speaking with a prospective or new client they’ll tell me: “I don’t know what to do. I’ve tried
I’m very much a Do-It-Yourself person– so much so that I consider it a fault. I will absolutely try to do something by myself
The past couple of weeks I’ve been talking about warning signs, like growling. I’ve been talking about warning signs from the perspective of our
In last week’s blog post I talked about why I like warning signs, like growling. Check it out here if you haven’t read it
I’m going to say something that sounds weird, so hear me out. I like warning signs. I like pets who growl. I appreciate when
Part of me can’t believe it’s already October and part of me reminds the first part that this has been the longest year ever.
Today’s post is really more of a PSA: Don’t lure uncomfortable pets closer to people. We get a lot of requests from
Last week we discussed the pros and cons of working with pets individually vs. with multiple at the same time. Check it out here
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