Mutts and Mischief - Fun Not Formality
Tasha Attwood ACB - KSAHolistic and gentle education for dog and animal guardians, backed by science!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Things Dog Guardians Feel Guilty About
One of the most common questions I’m asked by colleagues is, “What’s your speciality?”
My answer is almost always the same: nervous system focused work—for both dogs and their guardians.
Because behaviour never exists in isolation.
Over...
Trust Isn’t an Insult
Sometimes when a professional says:
“We need to build trust with your dog.”
A guardian may hear:
You don’t love your dog enough.
Your dog doesn’t love you.
You’ve done something wrong.
You’ve failed.
But that is rarely what is meant....
Trust Isn't an Insult
Your dog can love you… and still not feel safe in every situation.
This week’s podcast explores why trust isn’t an insult, what building trust really looks like, and why listening to communication matters more than obedience ever will. 🩵�...
Good Dogs and the Performance of Safety
We’re often taught that a “good dog” is one who is quiet, still, and compliant.
But what if that quietness isn’t calmness…
but coping?
In this episode of The Feral Behaviourist, we explore the difference between:
- Safety vs suppress...
Good Dogs and the Performance of Safety
Why “being good” isn’t the same as feeling safe
There is a persistent narrative in dog training that equates “good behaviour” with the absence of observable reactions. Dogs who remain still, quiet, and compliant are often labelled as well-...
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Holistic, science-based canine behaviourist | Specialising in collaborative care, enrichment, scent work, trauma, puppies, and assistance dogs. Neurodivergent & physically disabled dog guardian, author, and advocate for inclusive, compassionate care.
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