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“Hey, have you heard the one about climate change and dog training?”
So a man walks into a bar and sees a dog sitting at the counter. He turns to the dog and asks, “So what do you think about all the controversy surrounding the best methods and tools for training dogs?” … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Frank, aggression, animal rescue, animal welfare, Best Friends Animal Society, Cesar Millan, choke chain, climate change, dog behavior, dog collars, dog harness, dog rescue, dog socialization, dog training, dogs, Dominance theory, e-collar, Ian Dunbar, Jean Donaldson, John Bradshaw, Michigan, Nicholas Dodman, NPR, Patricia McConnell, pit bull, prong collar, relationship-based training, rescue dogs, shock collar, Sophia Yin
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