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This is more of a collection of thoughts that seem to be related rather than a fully fleshed out essay. Please bear with me. The most recent event on this journey of clicker training was noticing that my dog, Sophie, … Continue reading
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It is interesting to me that I keep having to relearn the value of doing less. Especially when it comes to training my animals. Ollie really was the first one to finally get through to me that maybe, just maybe, … Continue reading
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My dog, Sophie, does not like to have her feet touched. Therefore, she does not like having her toenails trimmed. I’ve tried shaping her to offer a paw and my handling of said paw. I’ve tried just feeding her while … Continue reading
I don’t often post about Sophie, my foster dog. She’s six and a half and I’ve had her for about eight months. She appears to be a Border Collie crossed with an Australian Cattle Dog. And like many dogs, she … Continue reading
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