Fellow Creatures: Finding Hope in Dog Training and Animal Behaviour
My latest piece at my Psychology Today blog, Fellow Creatures, is up and it looks at the role of the writer when it comes to dog training and animal behaviour.
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Companion Animal Psychology Turns 9
Celebrating nine years of blogging about cats and dogs. Photo: Rodica Vasiliev/Shutterstock
The Writer's Pet: Trina Moyles and Lookout
Trina Moyles on her canine friend and protector, Holly, and her latest book, Lookout: Love, Solitude, and Searching for Wildfire in the Boreal Forest . No. 14 in the series The Writer's Pet by Zazie Todd PhD.
Fellow Creatures: New Post on Social Vulnerability and the Surrender of Pets
I have a new post at my Psychology Today blog, Fellow Creatures, that looks at some research on the factors that affect people's decision to surrender pets to the BC SPCA. Photo: Justin Veeneema/Unsplash
Companion Animal Psychology News March 2021
Family portraits with pets, tips for caring for kittens, wool dogs in BC, and more... This month's Companion Animal Psychology News. By Zazie Todd, PhD
Peeling Carrots Like Grandma: Lessons in Efficiency For Dog Training
Every dog is an individual, but dog training is more efficient when there’s a recipe to follow. Photo: Helen Hotson/Shutterstock By Kristi Benson CTC PCBC-A, Special Correspondent
The Writer’s Pet: Jen Sookfong Lee, Finding Home, and The Shadow List
Jen Sookfong Lee on her adorable dog, her new children’s book, and her first poetry collection. Rosie McDoggle. Photo: Jen Sookfong Lee.