Inspired by Dogs & Nature
Dogs are amazing. There is no other species that even comes close to dog. They adjust to our human world better than some humans do! They learn to listen to our gibberish and pick out the meaningful information as they strive to form a… Continue Reading “Does Your Dog Need Help Understanding You?”
I hear it all the time; “I just want my dog to be happy.” Try your best to create a world for your dog where he can trust you, and you will achieve that goal. Very much like people, dogs trust others who are… Continue Reading “Reliable & Predictable”
Developing a healthy relationship with your dog requires time, skill and dedication to the process.It’s a relationship. You’re the “big person.” You need to take the helm and put in the effort to create and maintain a bond with your pup. Training / Coaching… Continue Reading “Amiable Authority”
#1 #2 I’m not into imposing my own lifestyle onto others. Regardless of the standards I might set with my own dogs, if you enjoy your dog sleeping in your bed, you are entertained by him barking at squirrels or you find comfort when… Continue Reading “Zero Tolerance Policies”
benevolent [ buh-nev-uh-luhnt ] adjective characterized by or expressing goodwill or kindly feelings: a benevolent attitude; her benevolent smile. desiring to help others; charitable: gifts from several benevolent alumni. intended for benefits rather than profit: a benevolent institution. I describe the type of Leadership… Continue Reading “Benevolence”
This is part of a new series of free advice I have decided to offer about common sense dog training. A Most Basic Strategy for Dog Happiness The Do Versus Don’t Principle My brain was struggling to catch up with my body as I… Continue Reading “Don’t Versus Do”