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18/06/2024

Trying out a new harness for the Rocket. I wanted something with a handle for a little help getting in and out of the car (him not me) and this has the added benefit of being a cooling harness by Ruffwear. Will let you know what we think.

10/06/2024

Fireworks are coming!
How to prepare your pet?
1) If they are fearful (panic, run, hide, shake, tremble etc) call your vet NOW! Do not wait until July 3rd. There are medications that can help your pet feel less anxious throughout the firework season.
2) Have a safe place your pet can rest where the sounds will not be as loud.
3) Make sure your pet has identification tags- in case they panic and get lost.
4) Take your pet out earlier in the evening before fireworks start.
5) Do not take pets to firework displays. Remember their hearing is far more sensitive than ours.

02/06/2024

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18/05/2024

Who doesn’t love a hound dog. A 3 legged one at that. Share and help find this boy a home.

Sweet Calvin has been posted several times … Please share so we can find the perfect adopter who will give him the home he deserves.

Meet cutie-pie, Calvin Calhound! He’s a 2 1/2 year old hound mix weighing around 50 pounds. He was found as a stray in rural SEMO and brought into rescue. Unfortunately, Calvin had been shot and needed his front leg amputated, but that doesn’t slow him down. He’s a happy-go-lucky guy who enjoys snuggling his humans. We feel Calvin would do best in a home with older children since he is a tripod. He does fine with his foster dog siblings, but could easily be an only dog. Calvin has not been cat tested. He is neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and on preventatives. Calvin is crate trained, rides great in the car, is treat motivated and learning how to play with toys. He will need an adopter who will continue to work on his manners and one who has a fenced yard(No electric fences). If you would like to be considered for adoption please fill out an application.

https://actnowrescue.net/adoption-application/

17/05/2024

The things we do.

15/05/2024

Sharing this again for some questions I’ve received.

07/05/2024

I was so happy to talk with the International Network for Management of Animal Bites about my experiences as a Certified Behavior Consultant-Canine.

🎬 ¡No te pierdas esta entrevista inspiradora con Linda Scroggins! Descubre cómo cambió su carrera de enfermera pediátrica para seguir su pasión por los perr...

06/05/2024

Camouflage.

04/05/2024

Mom was so happy I helped with gardening.

30/04/2024

I’m not a professional reviewer and get no reimbursement but wanted to share this product as it has made a huge difference for Rocket. He has always been a nervous car rider and tends to shrink into the corner of the seat. This cover has inserts that go in the bottom to make a firm foundation and extends the surface right up to the back of the front seat. I think that makes him feel secure. This picture is today. You can’t tell the window is halfway down. This is the first time in his life of 7 years he has ever felt comfortable enough to sit close to an open window. Seat belt included. https://a.co/d/a80XcGf

27/04/2024

Zack does a great job of addressing this incident. So heart breaking.

29/03/2024

Who can relate? I’ve known some of those dogs.

28/03/2024

Should you buy a malinois? No you should not.

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/aDdcVu3KmYrHqBwN/?mibextid=WC7FNe

28/03/2024

13/03/2024

Hunting dog fail.

09/03/2024

Mouch when he entered his foster home and today he was emaciated, anemic, and had wounds and bites to his face. Thank you Stray Rescue of St. Louis

09/03/2024

Mouch when he entered his foster home and now. He was emaciated, anemic and had wound/bites to his face. Thank you stray rescue of St. Louis.

07/03/2024

Check out my insta page to see Rocket’s progress with learning a new behavior “back”. old dogs can learn new tricks!

06/03/2024

https://youtu.be/tjUp_YmLuMY?si=33yuMSfz-iIZ-BNT https://youtu.be/tjUp_YmLuMY?si=3EfN7X0VzCLytMXy

Heartful, thoughtful, and clear. Beth Miller is interviewed by the International Network for the Management of Animal Bites about the owner experience with behavior euthanasia. I was privileged to be Champ’s trainer and I know that Beth and her husband gave Champ the gift of the best life he could have and then the gift of freedom from mental pain and anguish. RIP Champers. Not afraid to say you were one of my favorites.

06/03/2024

https://youtu.be/tjUp_YmLuMY?si=3EfN7X0VzCLytMXy

Heartful, thoughtful, and clear. Beth Miller is interviewed by the International Network for the Management of Animal Bites about the owner experience with behavior euthanasia. I was privileged to be Champ’s trainer and I know that Beth and her husband gave Champ the gift of the best life he could have and then the gift of freedom from mental pain and anguish. RIP Champers. Not afraid to say you were one of my favorites.

Las consecuencias de los problemas de conducta y de salud mental en perros. Profundiza en los retos emocionales y decisiones difíciles enfrentadas por los tu...

28/02/2024

I’m excited that my new book is now available through Dogwise!

28/02/2024

My book, I Know Your Dog Is a Good Dog is now available through Dogwise. This will allow it to meet more dog people!

26/02/2024

If you have lived with a dog with behavior issues you might enjoy my book. Read stories about this experience from an owner’s viewpoint. The challenges, the sorrows and the triumphs.

25/02/2024

Going to be doing some problem solving training over on my Instagram page. follow along.

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Rocket in the rain.

The things we do.

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Hunting dog fail.

Rocket prefers his breakfast smoothie deconstructed.

Need a winter day activity for your dog (or cat)? Go to you tube and search dog tv.

I’ve often had clients express concern about starting medications for behavior for their dog because they are worried it will make them continuously sedated. Can you guess which one of these dogs is on not one, but two medications for anxiety.

More long line tips.

I cut myself off at the end. What I misssd saying is if you are new at walking your dog with a long line you khhh want to choose the flat, soft, cotton lead.

Alarm barking

I love studying body language. This is our dog. He is at vet and panicking. This is a great example of a serious, threatening bark. Can you spot tight face, ridges in face, whale eye, quick freeze and his lips are drawn all the way forward. No wide mouth. Now we wait for the drugs to kick in for his exam. If you have a dog that acts like this at the vet ask me about planning for vet visits.

Do you ever take your dog on a freedom walk? Freedom of movement, freedom to stop, freedom to sniff.

Relax!

He is the best listening boy. The furnace guy is here for annual check and Rocket really, really wants to go help. This is a partial result of lots of relaxation and do nothing training. It’s also partially his people pleasing personality.

Outcome of negotiation

Noisy play. Interesting to note that Buster (stripes) is 3, Rocket almost 7 , Buster is taller, faster and stronger and could easily take the toy away.

Dog body language

I love studying dog body language. Sometimes that language is so subtle. Caveat to recording, these are my dogs, I know them well. I know the item is question is not high value for them. Typically dogs will work hard to avoid conflict. The toy is brand new and both are interested in it. Buster (stripes) usually defers to Rocket. He is keeping distance, lying down but eyes wide and alert. When he approaches you see tongue flicks to show he is nervous. All of these are ways for him to signal I would like the toy but do intend to fight you for it. Rocket is also lying down but body is a little tense signaling uh uh mine, don’t make me take my earrings off. My talking helped diffuse any tension that may have been forthcoming.

Anyone else living this life?

This is just one reason I like to play games with my dogs of climbing on to raised surfaces. Something we often call platform work. This is the exam table at the vet’s office that raises from floor level to exam height. Rocket hops on with no concerns.

Appropriate play in dogs? How do we know? These two are definitely engaging in rough “rugby” style play. How do I know it is okay? First of all these are my dogs and I know them well. They have grown up together. Second watch for switching of roles. Taking turns being the neck biter and paws on back. Also when the white dog signals the need for a break and jumps on the couch, the brindle dog stops. Do not mistake the white dog rolling on his back as a submissive posture. They often take turns doing this in play. And since I know these dogs I know the older white dog is the the one who chooses to stop and start play sessions.

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