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Why does your dog hump you?
“Vulnerability sounds like truth and feels like courage”Why does your dog hump you? This is another story leading on from a previous post about how my dogs reflect my emotions My Labrador retriever, Archie, occasionally humps me. Because I have been interested in working with Kevin Behan’s principles in NDT, I have refrained from scolding…
DogFest North
What a weekend! Last weekend Hounds Connect were at DogFest North, a cornucopia of dog experiences for you and your dog. It was based in the beautiful grounds of Arley Hall in Cheshire. It’s the first time I’ve had a stand at an event like this and I’m really glad I went. Friday was set-up day. It started…
If only he could talk….Feature article from Psychologies Magazine
A new theory suggests that a dog’s behaviour reflects its owner’s emotional state. Editor-in-Chief Suzy Walker tries to decode pet Oscar’s conduct to learn more about herself. Oscar, my cute cocker spaniel is barking and scratching to be let into my boss’ office, where I’m having a meeting. I am very lucky that the company…
Thank you Logan
Dear LoganThanks for spending time with us. You taught us many things. And just so you know we were listening….Fences will NOT be seen as barriers, just challenges for jumping higherIf you have something to say, then make sure everyone can hear it – the trailhound wayIf you’re going to run, put your mind, body…
Why “Knowing Yourself” is important to your dog
This is a video of a discussion between myself and Leah Twitchell, of Canine Core Method, discussing why ‘knowing yourself’ is important to your dog. We talk about how our dogs are affected by our emotions and how we can use that to learn about ourselves.
Peeling back layers of emotion when your trailhound doesn’t come back
Its been a while since I have written. Some would say I’ve just been lazing about, my own inner critic in particular 😉 But I haven’t, I’ve been doing a lot of work and now I am catching up with my writing about it. I wrote some months ago about the experience of losing Logan…