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Tag Archives: animal behavior
Ball?
In celebration of one of the most beautiful, low-maintenance, velvety soft, tennis ball obsessed freaks that ever lived, please take a moment this week to grab the dirtiest tennis ball you can find, chuck it as far as you can … Continue reading
The Peach goes to Clicker Expo
Lately I’ve been looking for more opportunities to relax and unwind. (Or at least that’s what my therapist, husband and basically everybody who knows me have suggested.) So naturally, I thought it was a fabulous idea to take Peaches to the … Continue reading
Springy-dings for the beast lady
We live with a smokey beast lady of pint-sized proportions and whiskers of death. Said beast lady must be kept occupied at all times or ankles are bitten, sleep is disturbed and dogs are assaulted. Sometimes trickling water faucets or … Continue reading
Posted in Animal behavior and training, Fun Stuff, Uncategorized
Tagged animal adoption, animal behavior, animal house, beasts, big cats, cat toys, cat videos, cats, cute kitten photos, dogs and cats living together, enrichment toys for cats, jungle cats, kittens, night terrors, pet adoption, pet ownership, pets, pickles the cat, plastic toys, rescued animals, wild animals
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Maple Apple Cranberry Sauce with Pickles on the side
‘Tis the season for baking and cooking with dog fur and cat hair, at least in this house. We haven’t formally introduced her on this blog yet, but we have a new kitten in the house. Her name is Pickles … Continue reading
Questions that matter: A repost
The following is a guest post I wrote for Your Pit Bull & You last week. And because of the importance of the topic, I think it warrants reposting here. This is a “stop and think” post. Per the title, … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Animal Welfare, Teaching and learning, Uncategorized
Tagged advocacy, animal behavior, Animal Farm Foundation, animal welfare, asking hard questions, best practices, critical thinking, dog rescue, dogs, Drayton Michaels, Kelly Schutt Cottrell, learning, losing the forest for the trees, non-profits, Pit Bull Guru, pit bulls, rehoming animals, rescue groups, role of language, self reflection, self-fulfilling prophecy, Your Pit Bull and You
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The Unexamined Dog 