I “met” Debbie Jacobs through Twitter (that social networking & mini-blogging site I mentioned a while back). We are fellow crusaders against out-dated training methods, especially when applied
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Here in this house (a tribute to rescued dogs)
I wish I knew who wrote this because it’s really lovely. BUT a friend and colleague sent it to me today, saying it sounded like my house …
Baseline Training for Fearful Dogs: The Relaxation Protocol
Does the Relaxation Protocol work to teach dogs to be calmer? We first began using the Relaxation Protocol in fall of 2007. Back when I first posted these
The History of Dog Toys
Below is a link to another really neat piece I wrote for the American Kennel Club on the history of dog toys. In addition to interviewing toy designers,
When We Dream About our Dogs
Ages ago I asked about dreams you have about your dogs. Thanks, again, for your input. Well, in journalistic circles, where the motto is, “Blogger, do not scoop
Great Radio Interview: Temple Grandin
There is a debate over at Dolitter today about dominance-based training. I personally oppose it not just for fearful dogs but all dogs. Fans of people like Milan
CSU Offers Dog Budget Advice
From my contacts at Colorado State University’s veterinary school — During times of economic struggle, pet owners may be looking for ways to reduce the cost of caring
Blogroll Expansion
In between naps the other day (due to this hideous cold that will NOT die), I sat upright long enough to clean up my blogroll links. I had
The Rise in Veterinary Spending & The Current Economy
I wrote a piece last week on the recession’s impact on veterinary medicine. In my research to help quantify things, I found some interesting data. For example, between
Canine Body Language
So, I went through Canine Body Language: A Photographic Guide by Brenda Aloff a second time. Much of the info I already knew, but here are a handful of things
