by Amy Cook | Jan 23, 2018 | Blog
Dogs tend to do pretty well with what we throw at them, generally. They keep going, they figure things out even when we’re a bit sloppy, and we have a lot of room to make some mistakes before we teach them something we really don’t want. Not so with chickens. Chickens are very unforgiving learners.
by Amy Cook | Nov 24, 2017 | Blog
I was just walking with a friend and as most things do, the conversation turned to dog training. We hadn’t caught up in a while and much of what I do has changed since we last saw each other, and I was trying to tell her about my new play-based approach to...
by Amy Cook | Aug 20, 2017 | Press
I’m on home turf! Been wanting to know how you can apply the Play Way and deal with the bogeyman your dog has? Come down to see me in Novato, as the Marin Humane hosts me for my local people! I’ll be there October 7-8, 2017, in their fantastic auditorium. Topic...
by Amy Cook | Jul 2, 2017 | Press
It’s fall, and I’m back on the seminar circuit! I’ll announce them here as each one opens registration so you all can know if I’m in your area. Come down to see me in Corvallis, as Julie Flanery of Wonderdogs hosts me for a second time!...
by Amy Cook | May 13, 2017 | Blog
Crates! If you’re having trouble with your dog’s behavior while he’s in a crate, you’re not alone. Most people will have a crate issue at one time or another, whether it’s the way their dog behaves in one, or whether they’ll go in...
