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- How to Know If Enrichment Is Actually Enriching
  So, you want to provide enrichment for your pet or your clients’ pets. Awesome! Welcome. One of the questions we at Pet Harmony get asked frequently is, “How do I do it?” It seems easy at first: let your dogs sniff, give your birds something to shred, give your cats something to pounce on, and […]
- On Being a Changemaker
  So you've become a clicker trainer! Naturally you are very excited. You want other people around you to stop using punishment-based methods and start clicking. So you introduce the clicker at your dog club or high school or wherever you are using it. And guess what: people not only don't change, they get mad at […]
- Snake Avoidance: A Positive Reinforcement Approach
  Snake-avoidance training can be a lifesaver for dogs that live among venomous snakes. A common way to train snake avoidance is to pair a strong aversive, like an electric shock, with the appearance of a snake to instill in the dog a fear of snakes. People who live in areas where venomous snakes are prevalent have […]
- Foundation Behaviors: A Practical Perspective
  I am asked regularly, “What are the first behaviors that we should train our animals? Does the order matter? How do we determine what should be trained first?” It depends! No two animals are exactly alike, and no two training situations are exactly alike, so my initial response to the question of what to train […]
- Conservation Training
  One of my greatest passions is conservation training; I lecture about this topic at every opportunity. I always end my talks with a call to action, inviting more experienced trainers to get involved in this type of conservation work. I am gratified when people approach me afterward to ask how they can get started. After […]

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