This is our (almost) weekly segment where we review the content posted on our Twitter over the course of the week. It’s a long post! So make sure you grab a coffee and prepare yourself for some serious reading.
Tweet of the Week
Really interesting post from Laura from The Dogs Are Really In Charge wrote a fascinating article, with video, on Using Reverse Luring. A completely new concept to me which I was really grateful to learn and read about.
This is our near-weekly segment where we list all the links we’ve shared on Twitter. It’s always a big post! So grab a coffee and prepare yourself for some serious reading.
Tweet of the Week
DoggieBuddy shared a post featuring information and video of the first dog movie star! It’s actually not a bad silent movie, considering it’s time period, and a nice little bit of history. Head over to watch “Rescued by Rover” on the DoggieBuddy blog.
This is our near-weekly segment where we list all the links we’ve shared on Twitter. It’s always a big post! So grab a coffee and prepare yourself for some serious reading.
Tweet of the Week
It’s common knowledge that too many victims of domestic violence stay with their partners because they can’t find temporary accommodation for their pets. They also often can’t leave their pets with their partners, because they are concerned that they may harm the pets in ‘revenge’ attacks. It was touching to watch this video on the pet shelter at Rose Brooks Centre. I truly hope that this sets a trend for women shelter’s internationally.
This is our near-weekly segment where we list all the links we’ve shared on Twitter. It’s always a big post! So grab a coffee and prepare yourself for some serious reading.
Tweet of the Week
A lot of what Roger Abrantes writes is a bit over my head, I admit. It takes a lot of concentrating to read his articles, and I do intend to, at some point, re-write in a simplistic way his latest blog post: “Dog training – let reason prevail over force!” He provides very sensible, rationale, and believable arguments on dominance in dog training. Until I find the time to para phrase this blog post, I suggest you have a read of the original.
Each week I share our favourite links on my twitter, and then collate them into a blog post for easy reference. This is a big lot of links, so make sure you get a cuppa and an hour up your sleeve to do some reading.
Tweet of the Week
I really enjoyed reading Captive Animals Act Smarter. It looks at reasons why captive animals test ‘smarter’ on some tasks. An interesting read.