For the love of dogs and their people
Posted in Book reviews, Radio interviews on May 26th, 2011
Tweet I just returned from Chicken Camp in Sweden. Bob Bailey‘s admonition to us novice chicken trainers—Remember. You are bigger, you are stronger, you are smarter than the chicken!—is still careening through my cranium. (For those of you who have never heard of Chicken Camp, you might be wondering why anyone would have to be […]
Posted in Dancing Dog Blog, Dominance, Dumbinance, Mary Haight, Uncategorized on Mar 21st, 2011
Tweet Denial. Denial. Denial. People who don’t see abuse and torture when they are looking right at it are in denial. Denial is a very dangerous state of mind, it allows for all sorts of atrocities to go unchecked. I thought about this when I read the always-on-top-of-current-dog-news Mary Haight’s new post: “Cesar, Abuse Is Not a […]
Posted in Alpha anxiety, Alpha dog, David Mech, Dominance, Dumbinance, Pack, Ray Coppinger, Wolf on Nov 12th, 2010
Tweet Let’s begin with a little thought experiment. I’ll say a phrase and you pay attention to the images, thoughts, and feelings that occur to you. Don’t force, direct, or censor your thoughts. Just let what comes, come. By just allowing things to surface in our minds without interfering we can tap into societal messages […]
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