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Category: Trainer
Appeasement Behaviors
Dogs use gestures, such as lip licking, signaling that they are non-threatening and want to avoid conflict
Understanding Scratching Behavior in Cats
Cat caregivers often face this challenge, worrying that their homes will never be safe from scratching damage. Before you lose hope, understand a simple truth: scratching is normal.
Choosing a Boarding Facility for Your Dog
A boarding facility can be challenging for dogs, often leading to stress because they are separated from their caregivers and home. Look for these calming techniques that help reduce stress and anxiety when visiting a boarding facility.
The Whiplash Turn
The Whiplash Turn is a fun and useful pattern game that helps bring your dog’s focus back on you. When your dog sees a treat on the ground, they should quickly look back at you for another reward. This makes your pet’s response to their name stronger and helps them focus on you. The game also adds distance training. Over time, this game redirects your dog from distractions and improves their recall. By throwing a treat away from you, your dog learns that looking back at you leads to more rewards. This is a great example of a less exciting
Gastrointestinal Disease, Gut Health, and Your Dog’s Behavior
Scientific research supports that gut health is closely linked to your dog’s behavior. Digestive problems can shape not only your dog’s physical health, but also their emotions and behavior.
Giving Subcutaneous Fluid Therapy to Your Cat with Low Stress Handling® Techniques
This treatment is often prescribed for dehydration or other medical conditions.
Low Stress Handling® Silver-Level Certification
Individual Certification at this level demonstrates to clients and employers the individual’s dedicated interest in Low Stress Handling®. Hospital Certification at this level demonstrates to clients and staff the hospital’s commitment to appropriately training staff in Low Stress Handling® methods.
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