Helping dogs with behavior problems involves human mental adjustment first. Working through this list of human factors that can sabotage behavior change is a good place to start.
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What’s your immediate response when your pet develops a behavioral problem? How much worrying about it do you?
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Does the thought of fulfilling your dog or cat’s needs overwhelm you? Maybe technology has an answer–or maybe not.
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Does the thought of failure make your feel queasy? Perhaps a more natural view of the process will help.
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Do you have a stock response when people ask you what kind of puppy or dog they should get? I used to, but…
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Changing problem animal behaviors isn’t easy. But for those who stick it out, it’s more than worth the effort.
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Are sensory perceptions normally separated. Or are sensory perceptions normally a collective response?
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I’ts not often that the words “giant rats”and “heros” appear in the same sentence, but here’s another case where they hopefully will.
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Just because we want our relationships with our dogs to be all-positive doesn’t guarantee that they will be.
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Sometimes people who include people-hating as a prerequisite for true animal-lover status can’t understand why I don’t share their beliefs. This podcast describes the benefits of a more comprehensive view.
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