#Special Situations
Desperately Seeking Snoozing: How to Help Your Dog Relax
By Nan Arthur on 08/08/2017Excited, exhausted
It might seem that it would take voodoo, or something similar, to teach unruly, out-of-control and/or overly enthusiastic dogs how to be calm and relaxe
Kids and Dogs: Making it Click!
By Casey Lomonaco on 05/18/2017Contrary to popular belief, kids and dogs are not always “a match made in heaven.” Young children are among the most frequent canine bite victims, primarily because they do many things (usually inadvertently) that dogs do not like. Luckily, there are a number of efforts a parent can make to ensure that the family dog and the children in the household are not only able to tolerate each other, but thrive together as a training team.
Lovin’ an Elevator: Helping an Old Dog Become More Comfortable
By Lori Chamberland on 11/10/2016About a year ago Zam, my 14.5-year-old Labrador, began to balk at the stairs.
Get in Touch with Your Dog! An Introduction to Tellington TTouch Bodywork
By Lori Stevens on 08/05/2016TTouch for all
