Companion Animal Psychology
Zazie ToddTrusted information on dog training and cat behaviour for everyone who loves dogs and cats, from the author of Bark!, Wag, and Purr.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 136 | Subscribers | Read | zazietodd.substack.com |
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Recently, someone asked me which piece of outdated dog training advice irks me the most. Although there are plenty to choose from, the one I picked is that foolish advice to not let a dog growl at you.
How to help your reactive or fearful dog
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Animal behaviour expert and award-winning writer. Author of Bark!, Wag, and Purr. Follow me to learn more about dog training and cat behaviour--and make your dog or cat even happier.
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