Dog Lover's Guide to Feeling Better
Chloe Ackerman, PsyD (she/her)How to human, as taught by dogs.
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No, No, Bad Dog!
Two weeks ago, I wrote about the Training Game and the power of saying yes. Today we’re going to focus on the opposite word: no.
My wife and I welcomed a new baby in September. Pants found him very interesting. He smelled new – new to the...
Yes
There’s a game I like to introduce at parties called the Training Game, which goes like this:
One person is the trainer. A second person is the trainee. Everyone else is an observer, whose only job is to keep a very straight face. The obje...
GUEST POST: Small Paws, Big Purpose
I’m delighted to welcome back Cindy Ojczyk (“oh-check”) to the Guest Post series of Dog Lover’s Guide! I’ve long admired Cindy’s passion for animal rescue, insight into the parallels between human and animal experiences, and brilliant (awar...
Emotion-Tinted Glasses
Have I told you about that time a stranger kicked my dog?
My wife, our pup Pants, and I were at the dog park. Pants was chasing another Aussie, and this boy was giving her a run for her money. Whenever Pants got close to catching him, she’...
GUEST POST: Barking Before Thinking
Today, I’m thrilled to welcome my dear friend Ian Doescher to Dog Lover’s Guide. Known best for his William Shakespeare’s Star Wars series, Ian is a long-time dog dad and author whose work always makes me laugh. He can also turn anything in...
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Mental health, as explained by my dogs being weirdos.
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