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Monthly Archives: November 2010
TV Truths or Just Entertainment
I was disheartened by story I heard from dog owner today. She had just brought a new puppy into her life, and after a traumatic food moment where her new puppy was bitten by a friend’s dog over a piece … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Welfare
Tagged aggression, dog bite, euthanize, food aggression, trauma
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Noisy Body Language
Take into account all of the body language we use all the time to communicate with each other, add in all the verbal words we use, and then add facial expression and tones of voice. Is it any wonder dogs … Continue reading

Book Review: “The Dog Listener” by Jan Fennell
Fennell’s description of the method she uses is based on her understanding of Wolf Pack Theory, the idea that you can look at wild canines (the closest relative to dogs) and by understanding their social interactions you can start to … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged Amichien Bonding, canine aggression, Jan Fennell, the dog Listener, Tug
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Building the Bond
Training, no matter which methods you are a fan of, is generally thought of as: how you get your dog to do what you want her to do. But what about all those other moments in the day when you … Continue reading
Posted in Activites, Animal Welfare, Methods
Tagged bonding, leadership, massage, Positive Association, security. safety
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