08/26/2024
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YES to LEARN, Force Free Dog Behavior and Care
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YES TO LEARN DOGS Canine Can Do, positive reinforcement dog Behavioral and Socialization
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YES TO LEARN's Facebook site is intended as an educational resource for people who love, live with, work with, volunteer with, want to adopt or rescue, provide services to help and support dogs and their well being. Resources and links posted have been filtered for authority and veifiability in line with science-backed content and published integrity. It can be confusing for the average person to separate dog topic myth from fact, to make sense of often conflicting and changing media reports about of dog training, pet industry services like daycare or dog parks, dog health, nutrition, behavior, and public legal issues about breeds, shelters, animal abuse. This Facebook resource seeks to assist critical thinking mindfulness and fact-finding about canine issues so that dog lovers can make well informed decisions for their dogs' mental and physical well being. Information and recommendations forwarded here seek to promote success in dog-person relationships through a behavior science perspective on dog learning health and nutrition, canine psychological well being, language dynamics, drives and needs involved in puppy development. Clients who decide to hire CANINE CAN DO dog training can learn about MANNERS, BASIC CUES, LEASH WORK, PUPPY ANYTHING, DOG-AT-HOME ISSUES, SAFE SOCIALIZATION, NEW RESCUES, and FEAR & AGGRESSION Behavior Problems (REACTIVITY). .
