Posts Tagged ‘ blogs ’

Stale Cheerios: The Best of 2009

Dec 31st, 2009 | By Mary Hunter | Category: Best of Last Month (Jan 2010), Dog Training, Everything Else, Horse Training, Training Tips

These are some of my favorite posts from 2009. I’ve picked a few of the ones I enjoyed writing the most, as well as some of your favorites–posts that got the most views and the most comments. Let me know if I’ve left any of your favorites off the list! If you are a newer [...]



Submit to the October Clicker Carnival

Sep 29th, 2009 | By Mary Hunter | Category: Carnival

Do you blog about positive animal training? Submit your favorite blog post from September to the October edition of the Clicker Carnival, the only blog carnival specifically for clicker trainers. All submissions related to positive training are welcome, from personal training stories, to how-to articles and videos, to product and book reviews. Read more about [...]



Laurie Luck’s Smart Dog Blog

May 11th, 2009 | By Mary Hunter | Category: Dog Training

I’ve found a new blog that I really like. It’s the blog of Laurie Luck, a Certified Pet Dog Trainer and Karen Pryor Certified Training Partner. She also has a M.A. in psychology and is the Vice President of the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers.
She’s recently blogged about two topics that are near [...]



Dog and Horse Blog Carnivals

Apr 2nd, 2009 | By Mary Hunter | Category: Dog Training, Horse Training

Stale Cheerios has been included in a few Blog Carnivals* this month.
If you’re looking for some interesting horse and dog related blog posts to read, you ought to check out either of the carnivals.
The April 2009 National Dog Blog Carnival
Carnival of the Horse, April 2009
(*From wikipedia: “A blog carnival is a type of [...]



Equine Artists

Mar 27th, 2009 | By Mary Hunter | Category: Horse Training

I love positive training methods and clicker training because it opens up a whole range of new behaviors we can teach our animals that could never be possible with traditional methods. I’ve recently found a new blog that I love. Cheryl, the woman who owns the website, has taught all four of her horses to [...]