The Human Side of Animal Behavior
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
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

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

We’ve been asking y’all what you want us to talk about and a topic that keeps coming up is training in mult-pet households. It

I scheduled all of my 2020 blog topics at the end of last year. I have a giant list (that keeps growing!) of topics either
Leash reactivity (I.E. barking, lunging, growling on leash when seeing another person, dog, car, etc.) is one of the maladaptive behaviors that I help clients

This month’s training challenge is dedicated to the “Calming Enrichment” chapter of our book Canine Enrichment for the Real World and is one of my
“It’s not all about you.” How many times have you heard this statement? We could all probably be rich if we had a dollar every

Behavior issues come in waves for consultants, and one of the most common issues we’ve been dealing with recently are pets who growl when their
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