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Unforgettable Moments with BettyB: Dog Walking Tales
BettyB ✔️ working girl AND working dog ✔️ Finished. Map. Before sunrise photos, downtown and SRQ MemorialHospital. Asking BettyB, are you ready?. Break area. Night Heron. Snowy?. Sign w poor spelling 😆. Classless you can't fix. Stats. It wasn't exciting, exactly, but stumbling on feral/outside cat, apparently hiding under front window, while pottying BettyB could …
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House-training dogs, why getting the right advice is necessary! A complete guide to effective house-training and why!
“Adult elimination problems represent a significant source of distress for both owners and dogs. …incomplete house training is the leading cause given by dog owners for relinquishing their dogs to the uncertain fate of the animal shelter…underscoring the importance of preventing and resolving house-training problems”
PLAYING AND TRAINING. Having Fun with BettyB
https://videopress.com/v/U2hRMBj2?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Imagination running wild. Matador (me) and the bull (BettyB) It's not really the same. But similarities are. It's so much fun teaching dogs using what can be natural talents. The thing is, in many instances, we use substitutions. With companion dogs who may coexist with humans, it's helpful to add disciplined behaviors into the …
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Save Them All by Doing Whatever it Takes | Deb Jones Dog Training
I have strong opinions on certain issues; okay on many issues, particularly when it comes to dogs and dog training. You may feel free to hold your own strong opinions and disagree with me. I’ve devoted many years of my life to learning about dogs, about learning and behavior, and about how to help dogs live the best lives possible. Based on my experiences and my perspective I have come to hold certain strong views on these issues.
What is a Dog? by Deb Jones
What is a Dog?
This is an honest question! After 25 years of working with all sorts of dogs I am still mystified by them. They are so common and familiar, yet they are still so unexpected and amazing. I’ve been thinking about this quite a lot lately. My guess is that different people have vastly different answers to this question. Why does it matter? I think that’s what I’m even more interested in exploring! It matters because our vision of dogs shapes our treatment of them. And our treatment of them is vital to their mental and physical health.