Yuching Desch, CPDT-KA

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Yuching Desch, CPDT-KA Certified Dog Behavior Consultant and Service Dog Coach offers 1:1 behavior modification.

I am a certified SA Pro consultant. 🎉🎉Let's talk bout separation anxiety~
08/11/2024

I am a certified SA Pro consultant. 🎉🎉
Let's talk bout separation anxiety~

Canine hyperactivity, impulsivity, and inattention share similar demographic risk factors and behavioural comorbidities ...
23/09/2024

Canine hyperactivity, impulsivity, and inattention share similar demographic risk factors and behavioural comorbidities with human ADHD

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a prevalent neurodevelopmental disorder impairing the quality of life of the affected individuals. The domestic dog can spontaneously manifest high hyperactivity/impulsivity and inattention which are components of human ADHD. Therefore, a better und...

Preventing Aggression in Dogs: What to Know
21/09/2024

Preventing Aggression in Dogs: What to Know

There is no guarantee your dog will never act aggressively, but with four simple steps you can lower the chances of dog aggression.

Free webinar from Every Dog AustinThis webinar is for Spanish-speaking audience and the topic is dog reactivity
23/05/2024

Free webinar from Every Dog Austin
This webinar is for Spanish-speaking audience and the topic is dog reactivity

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What happens when you step on your dog's tail? Do you apologize to your dog and he understands?https://www.facebook.com/...
08/04/2024

What happens when you step on your dog's tail? Do you apologize to your dog and he understands?

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If you accidentally stepped on your dog’s tail, you may wonder whether your dog will understand if you apologize to him.

Do dogs apologize to each other? A study has revealed some interesting findings after observing dogs undergo conflict and reconciliation efforts.

The results seem to suggest that, after conflict, dogs appear "to apologize" and the effort seems to be made for the purpose of restoring peace.

It's as if its meant to reduce any stress associated with uncertainty about future conflicts, points out Kristie Miller, a research fellow in philosophy at the University of Sydney, Australia in an article on Psychology Today.

While we may not know whether dogs understand apologies in the same we do, one thing is for sure: it certainly feels good to tell our dogs "I'm sorry," especially when your dog licks you back as if to say: "We're still good my friend, no worries!"

02/02/2024

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My Canine Learning

I have been a lifelong lover of dogs. But it wasn’t until I rescued a fear-aggressive little poodle mix named Bailey that I became serious about dog behavior and training.

To help my dog build confidence, I began by taking Bailey to classes at my local humane society for obedience, agility, nosework and tricks.

Through attending many classes, workshops and behavior seminars, I have gained better understanding about dogs and their behaviors. I also realize that having “fun” is very important in learning especially for both the teacher and learner. When my dog is having fun during a training session, he would forget that he is worried in the new environment.

I have seen many shy and fearful dogs suffering during training sessions because they don’t feel safe and enjoyable. It is my goal to help the owners of shy and fearful dogs to understand how their dogs feel and help them find the “fun” again in training and in life.