The opinion corridor
As soon as there is something you can have strong opinions about – preferably mixed with values, their own ethics and morals, so a corridor of opinion is created when there are several …
Tag: human role
Training diary VI
We had a little mishap with the solo training last Friday (yesterday, for me, because it's past midnight and I haven't gone to bed yet). I needed to go to …
Training diary V
Now it's almost time to get serious – so it's time to raise the level of solo training with Boyo. Today we have a day dog who sleeps over, and as probably …
Training diary III
Now I have had my last chemotherapy treatment, and the first week afterwards has passed. I've been far too tired to train alone with Boyo this past week, but now …
Training diary II
I'm pretty much halfway between my fifth and sixth chemotherapy treatments, so the occasions when the solo training of Boyo turns out like that for real are somewhat irregular. But right now I'm fine …
Solo training by Boyo, 3 year
I have written about the reasons why my dog is not alone trained before, but take it again for those of you who haven't read about it before. I brought Boyo home with me …
Stress management in dogs
It's probably not news, nor is it surprising that I have an extremely mummy dog. Ella was too, but the difference between her and Boyo is …
Afraid of a dog?
Sometimes when I'm out with Boyo (and sometimes one of our day dogs) so it happens that we meet people who are obviously afraid of dogs. Sometimes adults, sometimes children. That me …
Dogs have taught me
Animals are probably the world's best teachers. I could write several dissertations on why I think so, and why I believe that we humans are the most demanding species on the planet. Men …
To lead your dog
I am writing this post partly for the sake of others – but also for my own sake, to clear things up a bit, because at the moment I have reason to …