What A Blind Dog Sees, Part 1
Inky is blind — but she isn’t disposable. She’s unique, with generous affection and an unbeatable attitude in the face of adversity, and she has a lot to teach us. Continue reading
Inky is blind — but she isn’t disposable. She’s unique, with generous affection and an unbeatable attitude in the face of adversity, and she has a lot to teach us. Continue reading
Have you ever tried to train against a taboo? There are some who oppose all forms of trained protection sport and protection work, citing variously that the training is inherently abusive (it’s not), or that the dogs dislike it (obviously untrue!). Occasionally a protester will suggest that biting a person… Continue reading
This is so important, it needs its own post. http://btoellner.typepad.com/kcdogblog/2010/01/2009-dog-bite-fatalities-final-report.html This is a review of the fatal dog attacks of 2009 and their data — the breeds involved (16 breeds in 32 incidents), the common circumstances, and what we can learn from them for preventing other tragedies. Dog bites happen,… Continue reading