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Our Pack Leader Dee Green has been professionally nurturing human-canine relationships for over 15 years. Dee grew up with dogs in the home, and demonstrated an innate ability to understand and communicate with canines... [more]Links
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You See a Crate, Your Dog Sees a Sanctuary
I can’t think of any behavior modification tool that causes my clients more consternation than the “crate.” It seems the human brain frequently equates any small, confined space with a box or a jail cell, both understandably uncomfortable images to subject your best friend to.
What most people fail to realize is that crates can actually [...]
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Six Weeks to a Better Relationship with Your Dog
Research suggests it takes an average of 6 weeks for dogs and humans to convert a behavior into a habit. Six weeks of consistent practice, that is.
Today is the beginning of Lent, a 6 week period in which many people seek to change or modify a behavior, in advance of the Easter holiday. Frequently, the [...]
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To Crate or Not to Crate: That is the Question
In my opinion, the benefit dogs experience from access to a crate greatly outweighs any negative association people might have with the concept.
Posted in Uncategorized Also tagged dog behavior, dog rehabilitation, dog training, dogs, house training, separation anxiety Leave a comment
Nuisance Barking at Neighbors: 1st Step – Manage the Environment