Monthly Archives: March 2013

Let’s face it.  We have all been on a walk when a ‘cute’ small dog approaches us, then instantly turns into Mr. Hyde – lunging, fangs, growls and barks.  This behaviour is usually dismissed by the owner as normal and quickly forgiven … Continue reading →

Ahh Postal Carriers – the arch nemesis of dogs.  On my travels I have witnessed many behaviours – from the laid back to the ultra paranoid. There is one in particular that I admire and would love to give a … Continue reading →

The elderly dog.  Those grey whiskers and muzzle are badges of honour.  I have a K9 client who is getting up there in years – in his teens.  When I look into his eyes I marvel about all the experiences … Continue reading →

I was working a German Short Haired Pointer along with his brother a Miniature Poodle in a ‘marginal’ sector of my city. Our walk went as usual: 15 minutes of sniff time followed by a 30 minute structured walk. As … Continue reading →

I am an astute follower of the Cesar Milan “calm energy” training philosophy.  Have you ever watched him work a dog?  He says very little, if anything.  It is all ‘touch’ and ‘energy’.  I have been having some trouble with … Continue reading →

One of my K9 clients, a dear female shepherd cross is 6 years old and very calm, and stable. She exudes calmness to the point that other dogs calm down when she’s around. Well this old girl has a bad, … Continue reading →

Day one of what I hope to be a great blog.  I work with dogs for a living and God knows things happen when you least expect it.  I will be sharing daily experiences and photos of my K9 clients … Continue reading →