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NEW! HOODY - Eye coverings have been used to calm hawks, horses and wild animals for years. The Hoody uses the same principle and is used to calm reactive dogs. It is extremely helpful to desensitise against movement such as car chasing, joggers, cyclists and car sickness or fear whilst travelling, noise phobias and reactivity towards other dogs. Learn More / Purchase NOW!

Practical Plan for Counter Surfers NEW!

Retraining a Dog that is Marking NEW!

Barking

Desensitizing Possessive Behavior Parts I & II

Don't Risk Punishing!

Teaching Your Dog To Stay Home Alone

Recall From Predatory Distractions

Dropping The Head To Defuse Reactive

Nail Trimming for Sensitive Dogs

Learn How To "Talk" Dog Language

Why Classical Conditioning Changes Food Bowl Guarding & Growling NEW!

Helping Shy Dogs Blossom Using Targeting

Watch Me

Stress Indicators NEW!

Behavior Articles for Cats & Dogs - All of the short articles were written by Daniel Estep, Ph.D. and Suzanne Hetts, Ph.D. Certified Applied Animal Behaviorists. They were first published in the Rocky Mountain News, Denver, CO. Any reproduction of or quotation from any of these articles must cite both the authors and the Rocky Mountain News.

Sound Therapy 4 Pets - Sound Therapy 4 Pets was started in 2001 by Sarah Heath and Jon Bowen, two veterinary surgeons who are internationally renowned in the field of behavioural medicine. Learn more by visiting their site!

Pet Place -- Behavior and training information for all pets

The Gentle Leader® Calming Cap (Hoodie) - To be used for Dogs with difficulty riding in cars, nail clipping, noise phobia you must condition slowly. Visit www.premier.com to order.

Instructions on How to Use the Calming Cap (Hoodie)

John Fisher’s two-reward method - If you have a dog that displays on-leash aggression, you may want to try this method with the help of a qualified trainer who can orchestrate these training situations.

Acepromazine and Chlorpromazine – Why Not to Use - By Theresa Kelley, CVT, CPDT