The COVID‑19 pandemic reshaped dog behavior in subtle but lasting ways. This article explores research, real‑world cases, and practical guidance to help dogs thrive post‑pandemic.
Dogs don’t hate men. They communicate fear, uncertainty, and unmet needs. This myth-busting Fieldnotes article explores the science, emotion, and real-world stories behind canine fear responses, offering practical steps to build trust and understanding.
A compassionate, rhythm-based dog training framework that helps you communicate clearly with your dog using simple cues: Redlight, Greenlight, and Yellow light. Learn practical exercises and real-life stories to build trust, clarity, and partnership with your furry friend.
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In this episode, Dr. Temple Grandin shares insights on autism, the bond between dogs and humans, and the importance of responsibility for young people with autism. She offers practical advice for families and educators, highlighting how dogs can provide comfort and growth.
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Adam Winston sits down with Julie Forbes, host and producer of the Dog Show with Julie Forbes, to explore the theme of “Dogs and Leadership.” Julie shares her extensive experience in dog training and behavior, emphasizing the importance of non-verbal communication, presence, and emotional tone in effective leadership with dogs. They discuss common misconceptions about leadership styles, including the outdated “alpha” model, and highlight the value of motivation, fun, and individualized approaches tailored to each dog’s unique temperament and needs.
