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Recently I had the absolute pleasure of getting reacquainted with a client that I hadn’t seen for almost a decade. I first met her when we worked with her over protective Doberman, named Zor. A dog that wouldn’t allow anyone near her. She is one tough lady with a heart of gold. She has three disabled adolescent children that depend…
Recently I had the pleasure of hosting Duke and Daisy; a brother/sister from the same littler, adopted together at the tail end of Covid. Duke and Daisy have been together since the day they were born, adopted by the gentlest of souls with the best of intentions. My client, we will name her Claire, said she had always had dogs,…
It has been reported that around 56% of dogs in the US are considered obese. Think about that for a second, over half of the dog population in this country is overweight. If you walk into a Petco or Petsmart nowadays, you feel like you are in a high end supermarket, with rows and rows of different types of foods.…
It has been a long summer. When one works outside (with animals or otherwise) seasons matter. Summers are intense. It is the season of endless daylight, high temperatures and a lot of sweating. With that comes the learning and the growing, the sharpening of one’s skills, the pain, the sweat and the tears. Summer was indeed long, but with it…
As long as I can remember I have been a dog lover. In my humble opinion, dogs are as close as nature will ever get to creating a perfect being. Dogs are fun, funny, loving, fierce, resilient, intelligent, loyal… I could go on for days, but one gets the point. I also happen to absolutely love parks, trees, grass anything…
For the past couples of months I have had a collection of dogs (specifically Golden Retrievers and Labrador Retrievers) that were really, really interesting. Not because of the reasons one might initially think. In this particular group, only one dog had a bite history and the majority are pups. What I experienced with these dogs was an unwavering need to…
Part 2 If you haven’t yet read part one, that is where I talk about the use of other tools and what I prioritize when teaching. Maybe starting there would give better perspective, click here for the part one. Here is part two. Food: If you ever watched any videos that I post on social media, you will quickly realize…
Part 1 If you search the internet for the best tools or equipment to use for teaching dogs you will be quickly overwhelmed. Initially by the sheer number of different recommendations of the “right” tools to use, then by the amount of dissonant information being given and then, if you are strong enough to keep going, you will be swamped…