Thinking About Dogs For Grown Ups from Emma at Lighten Up Dog Training: culture, media, sociology, psychology, law, politics, animal behaviour, animal emotions, welfare science and learning theory. You know... all the BIG thinking!
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EH Richardson: father of dog myth
Also, very disgruntled about England not being fascist enough...
I can’t believe I’ve not yet done a post on Lieutenant-Colonel Edwin Hautenville Richardson. If there’s dog myth, that man was knee-deep in creating it. He’s also credited wi...
When the going gets tough
Lidy and I have had a few rainy moments over the last four days which have been much welcome. The last three weeks have been pretty full on with six days working with search and rescue teams in various mountain locations and with border cus...
Fascist Control & Dogs
The work of Konrad Most
Last week, I was thinking about the ethnonationalist and biological racism that took a bit of a wild turn in the 1930s with the Third Reich.
Giving it a shot (with all the prep)
I’ve always thought that if I can do a thing, anybody can. I’m no smarter, no better equipped, no more talented, no more privileged.
In fact, I often use the idea that I do things backwards and in high heels.
This apocryphal line, often...
The Animals of the Third Reich
Some thoughts from Boria Sax's book
I’ve not got much GCSE teaching left other than one small class of students I’ve been teaching since they were seven years old (I know!). We’re approaching GCSEs in 2028 and most of them have opted for M...
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I help trainers and guardians who live and work with dogs who have ALL the B-I-G feelings. I also like big books and I cannot lie.
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