Talk Dog

22/11/2025

(C) Pack Leader Dog Psychology & Behavior

22/11/2025

14/11/2025

Love this video.
I know of some people who separate their dogs when they play too wildly or rough. But you don't want to teach them that they are not allowed to play at all. So you would follow the same instructions as in this video. Break it up, let them calm down, let them play - interrupt when too wild or rough or just in order to teach them to stop when required. ✌️

(C) thegooddogyorktown

12/11/2025

Fostering has many benefits.
Especially for YOU.
You will learn a lot a about different dogs, dog behaviour, dog ownership and especially yourself!

And you save a life and help them to find their forever pack.

(C) Cesar Millan

12/11/2025

That gray face. Those tired eyes. The slow, patient steps that once were full of endless energy.

Your old dog might not be able to chase balls for hours anymore, but to them, the world is still brighter when they’re by your side. That short walk down the street? It’s their favorite adventure. That gentle pat on the head? It’s pure love.

They don’t need much - just your time, your patience, and your presence. So when they stand by the door, leash in mouth, tail wagging softly, remember: you’re walking through the last, most meaningful chapter of a loyal friend’s story.

07/11/2025

(C) fluentpet

Thought this was interesting:
How dogs see.

26/10/2025

With Halloween coming up and Christmas right around the corner, it’s a good time to remind people that Scared Dogs Aren’t Funny.

Social media posts, usually videos, of clearly scared dogs and people laughing at them make me sad. Dogs startling at lawn inflatables. Dogs backing away from people in costumes. Dogs barking at toys or decorations that move or make sounds. Dogs barking at or giving Santa the side eye.

And people laughing at them or worse, pulling on the leash to force the dog to have an interaction with the scary thing. People trying to get the dog to sit next to the scary thing and then getting frustrated when the dog won’t sit.

Let’s reduce dog bites this holiday season by being thoughtful and understanding of our dog’s fears and what they’re communicating.

Read more here: https://rescuedbytraining.com/2025/10/20/archives-scared-dogs-not-funny/

26/10/2025

If your dog is upset by strangers, unusual looking costumes, noises or people ringing the doorbell, Halloween might be a bad day for your pup. Consider making a sign to hang on your door, and help keep your pup feeling safe.

Maybe leave a bowl of candy out for visitors or just keep your lights off.

Small steps like this can help keep your dog feeling safe. Download link below.