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23/12/2023

24/07/2023

How raw food influences the overall health, including their behavior, of our pets. Led by Dr. Ian Billinghorst, the veterinarian who introduced BARF into our dogs's world and wrote the bestseller Give Your Dog a Bone.
And with rhat book my journey into the raw food world started 20 odd years ago. 😊

The summit is happening now. You can still subscribe.

In this panel discussion, Dr. Ian Billinghurst is joined by Dr. Nicole Rous and Dr. Amaya Espindola to kickoff the summit as they share what to expect from t...

10/07/2023

Free summit (July 24-28) on raw feeding your dog by the founder of BARF dr. Ian Billinghurst and several other professional speakers.

Online & Free I Limited Time

27/06/2023

19/06/2023

Free 5-day summit in July 2023 with excellent speakers.

Decoding Your Canine: Discover the secrets to having the pawfect dog. The Masterclass Series covering training, health and well-being.

10/11/2022

Wow, almost a month-long webinars given by sounding names and totally free to attend.

Join us for our epic FREE summit focusing on wellbeing for dogs, their people and the professionals who support them. The ultimate advent calendar this December for canine professionals and enthusiasts alike!

17/07/2022

A very high percentage (I've heard numbers of up to 80%) of all dogs develop arthritis sooner or later in their lives. Here is a page that provide valuable professional information on this subject: https://www.facebook.com/CAMarthritis/
Also check out their awesome youtube channel!

CAM community focuses on canine arthritis & giving dogs improved quality and quantity of life.

26/05/2022

26/05/2022

Look at how they push eachother with an open mouth instead of really biting. Next to a bit of 'flee'-biting then.

17/05/2022

28/11/2021

A tired dog is not a good dog. How do you feel when you're tired??? Not your best self? Neither is your dog.

All too often we hear the phrase "a tired dog is a good dog", but that is a misconception that needs to stop. When you're tired, you're potentially grumpy, unable to process new things, easy to anger, easily frustrated, unable to do your normal activities as well as normal..... you're tired.

Well- when your dog is tired, they're showing the behaviours listed in the poster and so much more because they're what- TIRED.

Exercise, will not solve your dog's behavioural concerns, in fact it will often increase them. Why?? Physical exercise does not change emotions for triggers- it worsens them as the dog is unable to process their emotions like they can when they're not tired. It also doesn't change your dog's associations for the triggers again- it'll more than likely worsen them, as then your dog isn't their best selves when encountering the trigger, which then worsens their negative associations towards the trigger.

Exercise is fantastic, but like all things, you need to build your dog up gradually over time for exercise. Not take a puppy out for a random 3hr hike or intense jog -which would definitely hurt their growing joints, potentially causing lifelong physical damage and increase overarousal/mouthing behaviours!

A tired dog is not a good dog- it is a frustrated, exhausted, overaroused, overstimulated, reactive, - it is a dog whose emotional needs are not being met.

What is good -as all dogs are great? Meeting your dog's emotional needs.

Contact WFA to learn more about our group classes, in-person or virtual 1-1 classes, to learn how you can meet your dog's emotional needs.

06/11/2021

Wolf language.

02/11/2021

If you're looking for a nice Haloween movie together with your dog... 😎🤡👿

29/10/2021

A command is authoritive. A cue is a signal to reinforcement. Mindset matters.

This video explains the differences between training dogs using cues and commands. See more information below.Timestamps0:00 - Definition of Cue and Command ...

26/10/2021

For building a good relationship with your dog, for prevention of and for solving behavioral issues knowing the purpose the dog was bred for, and a proper understanding of their needs their language and how they learn is needed.

05/10/2021

Expect natural breeds to be independent and headstrong This includes the streetdogs.

01/10/2021

Powerful Ted-talk

Animals, especially dogs are always communicating with us, but humans have for a long time put the conversation on mute. Dogs are gentle and peace-loving amb...

07/09/2021

My go-to for cleaning my dogs' teeth for many years.
The dogs love it, it cleans their teeth, provides some extra healthy nutrients and keeps them satisfied for a while.

However!!! It is advisable not to give bones too often as too much bones can caused (severe) constipation.
Once a week one marrow bone is enough for keeping teeth clean.
And be careful, when giving bones in multiple dog house-holds, that the dogs will not fight over the bones.

What are doing for your pet’s teeth?🪥🦷

If you think feeding a certain diet will clean your pet’s teeth, think again, according to recent studies, almost 90% of dogs🐶 will have developed some form of periodontal disease by 2 years of age. What’s worse, dental disease has been linked to heart🫀, kidney and liver disease in dogs!

For most, trying to brush your dog’s teeth is a nightmare! However, new surprising science has our backs! A recent peer-reviewed study found dogs who chewed on specific pieces of bones🦴 had almost 90% of tartar buildup removed and the bones did not cause any root fracture, enamel fracture, or bone resorption. The study concluded pet parents should be using specific bones for their pet’s regular oral hygiene.

However, before you run out to go purchase a bag of teeth cleaning bones, realize there are DEFINITELY rules for purchasing the right bone for your dog! In the “Raw Bone Rules” section of our upcoming book, The Forever Dog, we not only highlight the new scientific benefits of giving your dog raw bones but we also cover all the steps in selecting the right bone for your canine companion. P.S. - Our new book is now available for pre-order worldwide! www.foreverdog.com

31/08/2021

Great explanation.

This is an in depth professional dog training video tutorial on the Protocol for Raising Criteria for Emotional and Behavioral Modification By Emily Larlham....

22/07/2021

This! When training a reactive dog, try to stay under threshold. There where the dog is still able to learn.

21/07/2021

How food travels inside.

16/07/2021

4.5 months old Bavarian Mountain Hound.
Gorgeous and too cute! 😍😍😍

09/07/2021

Cannot be repeated enough! The importance of a proper socialization during the socialization period of a puppy.

02/05/2021

The researcher who introduced this term tried to clear the confusion up two decades ago, but the myth still lives on.

11/03/2021

07/12/2020

Essential Training

Essential Training

The Essential Training Track Badge is earned when the learner completes a bundle of introductory training courses and other relevant identified content that help build a foundation in the basics of animal training. The Essential Training Track badge is a requirement that precedes earning other track...

26/10/2020

UPDATE: I found a flight volunteer. Yoohoo!
A big THANK YOU!!! to those who shared and gave encouragement. Universe listened. 🙏🙏🙏😊

Hi Y’all,Looking for a flight volunteer for my little Beagle, Simba.

In February this year I was notified that my dad had entered the final stage of kidney- and heart-failure. Arranged a care-taker for the animals and a flight home. Due to Covid that was postponed, twice, then canceled. And the clock kept ticking and my nerves raging.
Finally, decision made: biz on hold, forced rehoming of my animals (but 1) and move in with my dad to take care him till the end. I’m very glad I made that decision, but it sure came with a high cost.
Because of the sudden decision I could not bring Simba along immediately due to the Rabies titer test. And now, due to Covid getting her to The Netherlands turns out to be super hard.
I’m already in contact with Action for Dogs, but their rescue partners’ dogs have priority. Already twice her planned trip has been canceled.

So, my question is:
is anyone flying soon to Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Dusseldorf or Frankfurt and is willing to bring Simba along? I’m very willing to help out with your ticket fee.

28/08/2020

Dogminded

What we value is what we practice.

Punishment culture values power and control. Punishment culture normalizes coercion and tells us that the ends justify the means.

Punishment culture tells us to see the behavior of others as a problem to be fixed and molded to our liking, as quickly as possible and by any means necessary.

But there is another way. We can forego compulsion when we see behavior not as something to be bent to our wills, but to be valued and understood.

We can begin to practice real, humane behavior change when we shift our values.

04/08/2020

Bien Inspirant

This is what we call a 'super happy' dog. 😁

Un chien très heureux de pouvoir utiliser le trampoline des enfants

Vidéo: ViralHog