How to Teach Your Deaf (and Blind) Dog to Wake Up Gently
By Debbie Bauer
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Clicker Training for Cats (1/6)
By Paula Garber and Francine Miller
Why train a cat? Why indeed. Myths about the trainability of cats abound: “Cats can’t be trained because they’re too independent.” “Cats are difficult to train because they are ...
Why do food rewards win, but not for separation anxiety?
By Julie Naismith
Rehomed Dogs – Expectations and Reality
Everyone knows that worldwide there are millions of dogs in the most awful predicament. The lucky ones are rescued, rehabilitated and await homes in shelters - so, why not be
their saviour? Rehoming a dog is a richly rewarding experience ...
Dogs Are Better Partners to Humans Than to Other Dogs
The New York times recently published an
With Her Tail between Her Legs
Most of us know that a dog’s tail can be a fairly good indicator of mood. We can observe whether the tail carriage is low, medium, or high and whether it is loose or stiff. Whether and in what manner it is wagging. ...
Being Your Dog’s Best Advocate
In 2012, my wife and I enrolled in a therapy dog training class which led to a Pet Partners evaluation process for therapy animal teams. I ...