This is Cali, a puppy that I have been training recently. Isn’t she a cute girl? She also is going to be a BIG girl. Cali is part mastiff and part lab. She’s around six months and already around 50 pounds! I’ve been doing some training recently with Cali and her brother and they are […]
This post is part of the Stale Cheerios 2014 holiday gift guide and giveaways series. I have been reading a really great little book recently! It is called Beyond Squeaky Toys: Innovative ideas for eliminating problem behaviors and enriching the lives of dogs and cats (Amazon link). The book is all about enrichment and how […]
This post is part of the Stale Cheerios 2014 holiday gift guide and giveaways series. This week is giveaway week at Stale Cheerios! I have a handful of great giveaways to thank you, my wonderful readers, for reading my blog, commenting on posts, and helping me share information about positive animal training. We’re kicking off […]
Science Sunday posts are short posts about the science of animal behavior and training. They often feature a quote or a passage of text. Spend a moment today thinking about the ideas in the post. As always, you can share your thoughts or questions in the comments section. I was looking back through Murray Sidman’s […]
This post is part of the Stale Cheerios 2014 holiday gift guide and giveaways series. Welcome to the 2014 Stale Cheerios Holiday Gift Guide! Note: This post contains affiliate links. If you click on an affiliate link and purchase something, Stale Cheerios earn a small commission. This is one way that Stale Cheerios can continue […]
This post is part of my notes from a horse clicker training clinic with Alexandra Kurland that I attended in November 2014 in Arkansas. For more notes from this clinic, please visit my clinic notes page. At the clinic, Alexandra Kurland shared some fascinating stories and insights from a book called The Talent Code by […]
