Q & A with Temple Grandin
This interview was done a while ago but it is one of my favorite people in the animal industry, and even though she does not deal with dogs specifically this is really worth a read. I would also recommend reading all of her books as…
Why Do Some Puppies Go Limp When You Lift Them Up? | Psychology Today
Very interesting article by a great dog thinker! Discusses genetic leftovers in regard to behaviors. Really cool you should read! Why Do Some Puppies Go Limp When You Lift Them Up? | Psychology Today
Let’s Talk: Do You Use Retractable Leashes, or Do You Think They’re Completely Lame and Dangerous?
Great article and even better question… Take a look and let me know your thoughts? I will reserve my opinion till later… Let’s Talk: Do You Use Retractable Leashes, or Do You Think They’re Completely Lame and Dangerous?
Do Dogs Love People More Than They Love Other Dogs? | Psychology Today
So does your dog love you more than his best doggy friend… One of my favorite blogs tackles the question… And another article that shows why and how dogs are not like wolves! I guess we all ought to rethink all that alpha stuff maybe…
Why dog trainers will have to change their ways | Science | The Observer
I had not heard of this book or this scientist but after reading the article I think I might need to get this book. Sounds like someone has finally done some real scientific research on dogs and dog training (real long-term research) Love it-Love it-Love…
Santiago’s Brain–And what it has to do with Dogs « Wilde About Dogs
INCREDIBLE ARTICLE BY ONE OF MY FAVORITE AUTHORS/TRAINERS! IT COVERS THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING, IMPORTANCE OF EXERCISE BOTH MENTAL AND PHYSICAL. IF YOU HAVE A DOG OR FOR THAT MATTER A CHILD. YOU NEED TO READ THIS! Santiago’s Brain–And what it has to do with…
Misreading Dogs « Wilde About Dogs
I just love this author and her blog is really cool! This article drills home the point that learning to speak dog as a second language (DASL) is way more important in the long run than any amount of obedience training. Don’t confuse my meaning…
