Book review: Eric Brad’s Dogs as They Are By Laure-Anne Visele, written Nov 2012. This article is part of my collection of book reviews. I review every book that has increased my understanding of dogs. I also review the ones that have decreased my understanding —negative reviews. No point in letting you buy the duds, hey. AUTHOR: Eric […]
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New book review out: Eric Brad’s Dogs as They Are
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Also tagged alpha, book review, chien, cross-over trainers, dog training, dogs as they are, domestic dog, dominance, e-book, eric brad, essays, hond, science popularization, understanding dogs
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Dog training school: what not to do to your customers
Article about my attempts at finding a dog training school in the Netherlands By Laure-Anne Viselé, January 2011 March 2013 update: Putting our money where our mouth is So, after years of preparation, we are finally opening up our own dog training school! Read more to find out about OhMyDog! Dog training school (The Hague). […]
Posted in Dog training, Dogs and society
Also tagged cesar milan, chien, dog, dog training school, dog training school holland, dog training school the netherlands, dog whisperer, dutch dog training school, gentle dog training methods, gentle training methods, hond, honden trainen, honden trainer, honden training school, mixed dog training methods, mixed training methods, traditional dog training methods, training school
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Ethics and dog journalism
Article about ethics when covering canine subjects. By Laure-Anne Viselé, July 2010 The other day, I found myself, not for the first time, in an ethical conundrum while conducting an interview. Another traditional training school I was talking to a representative of a training club which produces guard and police dogs. He was the sweetest […]
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