No Big Woof

My goal is to improve your communication with your dog so that you can operate more effectively as a

Wendy Lien, IACP- DTFC
I am a positively balanced trainer helping humans improve communication with their dog, thereby achieving long-term results. My priorities are: Engagement, Trust, Leadership, and Calmness.

11/23/2024

10/22/2024

Adopt locally instead of shipping dogs all over the place

10/04/2024

09/25/2024

09/23/2024

A citizen science project is turning canines into crop protectors, and challenging what researchers know about dogs’ powerful noses.

09/17/2024

09/15/2024

09/13/2024

https://apple.news/AeRfvLBAcSBiH1lHaNCtvLw

Super-sized dogs, like Great Danes, rarely live into their second decade of life. Scientists are only just starting to understand why these huge hounds die so young.

09/09/2024

Pedigree took part in a 'tail orchestra experiment' earlier this month, in which the pet food company presented dogs with treats — as well as other less appealing stimuli such as broccoli — and had an orchestra play music set to the wagging of the canines' tails. The music created is now availab...

09/08/2024

If you hire a professional

04/15/2024

Watch for the auto sit to show respect

04/06/2024

DOG FRIENDS
Not all dogs want to be friends with other dogs. And it is a horrible myth that all dogs need to play with other dogs. What is most important to any dog is the relationship it has with you...

Please enjoy NADOI President Fran Jewell's newest post in her "No Bones About It" blog.
https://nadoi.org/blogpost/2061320/No-Bones-About-It

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Wendy Lien, IACP-CDT-DTFC http://www.canineprofessionals.com/ I am a Positively Balanced trainer helping humans improve communication with their dog, thereby achieving long-term results. I use a systematic approach using the 4 quadrants of Learning Theory, teaching specific mechanical skills and exercises. My priorities are: Engagement, Trust, Leadership, and Calmness.