Of Devices and Dogs: When Shortcuts Get in the Way of Relationship
Technology and training tools can be helpful in the right hands, but they are no substitute for time, guidance, and relationship. Dogs still need people to understand them.
Technology and training tools can be helpful in the right hands, but they are no substitute for time, guidance, and relationship. Dogs still need people to understand them.
Just before two dogs launch into a fight, or just before a dog bites a human hand, there is often
Games can do much more than entertain dogs. They can build confidence, cooperation, self-control, trust, and make training more enjoyable for both ends of the leash.
What does math really have to do with dog training? More than most people realize. Timing, patterns, reinforcement, and measurable progress all play a role in helping dogs learn.
