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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Photo of the Week: The KONG Face
Everyone should have something in their life that makes their face light up like this. For Buster it’s just a little kibble, wet food and plain, NF yogurt stuffed into a big red Kong. Too bad he can’t actually see … Continue reading
One Dog at a Time
The other evening I was chatting with my sister-in-law about her kids and she was telling me about this incredible trip that her and just her older daughter (age 5) took to Paris together. And then she said the following: … Continue reading
Posted in Animal behavior and training, Animal Welfare, Best Friends Animal Society, Uncategorized
Tagged Best Friends Animal Society, dog behavior, dog ownership, dog training, dog walking, John Garcia, leash training, multi-dog households, multiple dogs, one dog at a time, Patricia McConnell, reactive dogs
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Playing, Pausing and Playing Back
After reaching my dog talk saturation point at the Sense & Sensibility Seminar in Chicago last weekend, I’ve been a little lax with returning to the blog. I’ve still got a post brewing full of highlights from Patricia McConnell and … Continue reading
Posted in Animal behavior and training, Dog play, Fun Stuff, Teaching and learning, Uncategorized, Videos
Tagged animal behavior, dog behavior, dog body language, dog ownership, dog play, dog training, dog-dog interaction, dogs, interpreting dog play, Patricia McConnell, puppies, puppy playdates, puppy training, rescue dogs, Sense & Sensibility Seminar, Steve White, using video with dogs, video cases
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Animal Histories
The author of the Fearfuldogs blog recently published a post titled “The Way We Were” featuring some photos of childhood pets that she’d found while scanning family photos. And over the past few months, largely in anticipation of the birth of … Continue reading
