Posts relating to my experiences of using Natural dog Training for my dogs
“The difference between a mental and physical memory is that while the mental memory is remembered, often erronoeously, physical memory is relived, and the body is never wrong about the past……. …a dog can’t remember yet it never forgets” ….’Your Dog is Your … Read More
Ok, so taking all three out, to just ‘hang out’ didn’t really work – but for the time being I only have two to worry about, as Logan is confined to barracks while he mends. Decided to work one at a time, … Read More
Following Sang’s advice to ‘just be’ I decided to give Logan his well-earned rest from the need to perform. Then I started to worry about what I should be doing with Jack and Archie to keep making progress. Stop! as … Read More
People that know me well will say that ‘pooh’ seems to be a favourite subject of mine. I will expound the virtues of feeding raw to my dogs over kibble by describing the remarkable difference it makes to their … Read More
I have decided to concentrate my attention on Logan – rescue dog, unknown past but believed to have been badly treated at an early age, the one of my dogs that is holding back his energy from me. Recently we returned from … Read More
The other day I was visiting a friend of mine. We had a lovely time chatting and updating each other on various things, including my learning with Natural Dog Training (NDT) and the dogs. When I got up to go, her toy … Read More
“It doesn’t matter to a dog what its owner says, does, or thinks; all that matters is what happens to the owner internally on the deepest level of emotion ……….Kevin Behan’s, ‘Your Dog is Your Mirror’ I have had Jack … Read More
Well I read the books and watched the DVDs – I’ve never been a great one for jumping into action – I prefer the couch and a cup ot tea, to let me think about it for a while! Neil … Read More
So there I was, with 3 dogs, a full-time job, a frustrating life (usual mid-life crisis stuff, there must be something more to this…). I thought it was manageable even then. Once the pup got to a certain age I … Read More