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 …
Tag: theory & metod
To steer with gaze and patience
In general, I work better with adult dogs than puppies. Puppies are, on the whole, quite confused and don't understand very much – in all fairness they are most …
Communication versus training
I know I'm rambling, but there are many areas in which I think this positive reinforcement thing falls short. I totally agree that positive reinforcement is …
influences; Robert Cabral
Robert Cabral is an American dog trainer at high level. I haven't followed him very long, But I like a lot of what I see and hear from him. He works out …
influences; Cesar Millan
Now I thought I'd start writing about individuals I follow on social media. In the – like Cesar Millan, I have followed for a long time, while others were added recently, and some …
Influences in the dog world
I follow a lot of people on YouTube in particular, and partly on Facebook. It's about everything possible, which to a fairly large extent includes dogs. Of course. I happen to …
Relating to dogs
Only because I met Anders Hallgren at the dog fair the other day, I thought I'd take a closer look at his books. I also looked a bit at his website, and …
Thinking different
Just watched a short discussion between Alexandra Ortega (Dogs of Pegasus) and Anders Hallgren, transmitted on Morning studio (SVT Play) this morning. The conversation / debate about dog-rearing, and Alexandra Ortega …
Attitude to correction and guidance
First of all, I want to say that my blogging here will be somewhat irregular for a while to come. It has to do with Ella, and all my thoughts and feelings …
Good methods to use
One thing I have noted with regard to people who are major supporters of positive methods in dog training is how extremely rigid they are in their conviction. They can't …