Queen of Unsolicited Advice
A Dog's Diary Entry #2
I’m not a bad dog. I’m a DOG! D o g s d i g . D U H ! And this was a new place for me. I needed time to settle and adjust and that smart person said it can take up to three months and I had only had a chance to sniff a few places. No one ever taught me what they wanted me to do instead of digging, and anyways, digging helps me to feel better, relieve stress, and not to mention, it's a blast! It seemed like it was going to take 100 million years before I trusted dad.
A Dog's Diary Entry #1
You smelled sooooo good, like beef jerky and string cheese! Your eyes were as blue as the sky and your hair was like a yellow Summer sunset. I once heard someone really smart at the shelter say that dogs see blue and yellow better than they do red, green, and orange. It didn't matter what color you, your hair, or your eyes were, what mattered was that you wanted me. You looked and smelled like a lap that I wanted to curl into forever.
The Best Training Treats for Your Dog
The quickest way to a dog's brain and maybe their heart is through their tummy! We commonly use food rewards because they work. There are important things to consider when choosing the best food reward.
Should Children Apologize to Dogs?
Modeling appropriate behavior for our children and teaching them how our dogs communicate is an important lesson in respect. If we begin teaching our children as young as possible how to read and understand dog body language, it will become a second language to them. That is what our dogs deserve. They deserve a world where people listen and respect them for the individuals and species they are.
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