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How You and Your Dog Can Be Great Neighbors
By Guest Blogger, Cindy Aldridge. Did you ever have a neighbor with a noisy, barking dog? Or, maybe a dog that was repeatedly invading your lawn? Maybe you even lived near a dog who was aggressive and unfriendly. If you’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged animal-laws, Ariel Wulff, Cindy Aldridge, dog behavior, dog training, dogs, pet laws, Up On The Woof, veterinary care
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Bunny the Dog Talks, Are We Ready to Listen?
A dog with the potential to communicate with us in a new way could push us to accept that animals “have their own thoughts, wants, needs, desires,” Continue reading
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Tagged animal communication, animal welfare, Brian Hare, Bunny the dog, C.A. Wulff, canine studies, dog books, dog research, Dog studies, dog training, dogs, Gregory Berns, interspecies communication, Stella the Talking Dog, Up On The Woof, Vanessa Woods
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Training Tips for Pup Parents
Most everyone knows that I am a dog nut: that I’ve had a lot of dogs, that I’ve read a lot of books about dogs, that dogs are always on my brain. So, people tend to ask me a lot … Continue reading
How Much Crating is Too Much? After the New OAS Book, Some Thoughts on What Constitutes Over-Crating of Dogs
When the truth surfaced about the Olympic Animal Shelter in 2014, I was sickened at the thought of all of those dogs living in crates all day, every day, for years on end – and the admission by the Shelter’s … Continue reading