Viral Video Breakdown: Are Coyotes & Badgers Friends?
By now, you may have seen the viral video of a coyote and a badger entering a culvert that passes under a busy California highway in the Santa Cruz […]
Tag Archives: dogs
Understanding Puppy Fear – What’s Normal?
Being a puppy parent is an exciting and rewarding experience. Like any parent you want what is best for your pup. One of the best ways to ensure your puppy […]
HOMEBOUND HOUNDS: Behavioral support for pups and families stuck at home
It’s difficult for us to transition to a lifestyle of containment. We may feel stressed, bored, or anxious. Guess what? Your dog feels the same way! Just as we develop […]
Confessions of a Dog Trainer: I Have a Reactive Dog
About 7 years ago, I moved from a suburban-rural area into New York City with my dogs. My pup Charlotte was generally a little anxious. I know I’m really good […]
Working from home: The Risk of Separation Anxiety
If there’s one thing dog trainers around the world are worried about right now (besides COVID-19) it’s the number of separation anxiety cases we’ll be seeing in the coming months […]
Healing a Polar Bear Through Enrichment
Gus the polar bear was the star attraction at the Central Park Zoo from his arrival in 1988 until he passed in 2013. In the 1990s, Gus gained international fame […]
Quaran-Teen Spirit: From Aggravating Adolescent to Amazing Adult!
This time of quarantine is hard on us all. But those of us who are in lockdown with an adolescent pup may be finding this time especially challenging! Know you […]
DECOMPRESSION TIME-The value of decompression for long-term success
Congratulations on adopting or fostering a rescue dog! As a new caretaker, there are probably a thousand questions going through your mind. Where will the dog sleep? Do I need […]
ONLINE SEMINAR: A neurobiological discussion of dog-directed aggression – Remy’s Story
Canine aggression is a term that encompasses a range of behavioral and neurobiological processes. In this seminar we will discuss the categorization of aggression, the underpinning clinical neurobiology of aggressive […]
ONLINE WEBINAR: Constructional Aggression Treatment 4- Part Webinar Series, Part 1
Part theory and part case study, in this four-part series you’ll get to tag along as Kellie Snider coaches Behavior Vet’s consultant Lauren Novack from start to finish, while she […]
ONLINE WEBINAR: Constructional Aggression Treatment 4- Part Webinar Series, Part 2
Part theory and part case study, in this four-part series you’ll get to tag along as Kellie Snider coaches Behavior Vet’s consultant Lauren Novack from start to finish, while she […]
ONLINE WEBINAR: Constructional Aggression Treatment 4- Part Webinar Series, Part 3
Part theory and part case study, in this four-part series you’ll get to tag along as Kellie Snider coaches Behavior Vet’s consultant Lauren Novack from start to finish, while she […]
ONLINE WEBINAR: Constructional Aggression Treatment 4- Part Webinar Series, Part 4
Part theory and part case study, in this four-part series you’ll get to tag along as Kellie Snider coaches Behavior Vet’s consultant Lauren Novack from start to finish, while she […]
ONLINE WEBINAR: Shelter Behavior Webinar Series with Trish McMillan, Part 1 – Biting the hand that feeds you
The pandemic has resulted in many more households adopting and rescuing pets. With more people working from home, the interest in adding a pet to the household has significantly increased. […]
ONLINE WEBINAR: Shelter Behavior Webinar Series with Trish McMillan, Part 2 – Sheltering the hard to shelter dog
The pandemic has resulted in many more households adopting and rescuing pets. With more people working from home, the interest in adding a pet to the household has significantly increased. […]
ONLINE WEBINAR: Shelter Behavior Webinar Series with Trish McMillan, Part 3 – Is it all ‘how they are raised?’
The pandemic has resulted in many more households adopting and rescuing pets. With more people working from home, the interest in adding a pet to the household has significantly increased. […]