John C Rutledge
John C RutledgeReactivity in Dogs: Creating a community to share ideas and strategies to better support our dogs with big feelings.
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Ahimsa Teaches Dog Training. Dogs Teach Ahimsa.
I first heard the word ahimsa years ago during a yoga class. I was told it was a Sanskrit word which translates to loving-kindness or compassion. I later learned that the more literal translation is nonviolence. It comes from the root hims,...
Three Training Techniques to Help Dogs with Big Feelings
If you read my first post, you already know that I had an amazing yellow Labrador named Charlie who changed my life. My love for him inspired me to change careers, learn about dog training, and dedicate my life to working with dogs. He was ...
Hemangiosarcoma in Dogs
Hemangiosarcoma is more common in Labradors, Retrievers, and German Shepherds, but it can appear in any breed. It’s a cancer of the blood vessels and it cannot be cured in dogs. It can be treated with chemotherapy, diet, and supplements to ...
Dogs with Big Feelings: Slow Progress Is Still Progress
As I lay here in bed, still unable to sit up or stand for more than a few minutes without a ridiculous level of pain, I’m reminded of something that’s true for both dogs and humans. Slow progress is still progress.
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