Why do dogs stare at us? Tina Spring and Julie Fudge Smith talk about the various reasons that dogs look at us, and how we can use eye contact to better understand our canine companions, and train them as well. References: "Importantly, the dogs did not search randomly after seeing a pointing gesture. If they had experienced the human pointing for them, dogs searched for longer and more often [...]
Dog bites can be both physically and emotionally damaging. Tina Spring and Julie Fudge Smith discuss: whether or not to report the bite, should you seek medical attention, and what are the consequences to you and your family if your dog bites someone. Resources: Other podcasts: Dog Law: What You Should Know "Oh, No! Now What?" Handling a Dog Bite Bite Scales: Canine-Bite-Levels-Poster Ian Dunbar Dog Bite Scale
In this episode Tina Spring and Julie Fudge Smith give listeners the inside scoop on what trainers talk about with each other, how they view the world of dogs and humans and, some of the challenges they face as dog owners and trainers. Resources: Puppy Play Pens Podcasts: Lessons from Zuzu The Lighter Side of Dog Training with Dr. Patricia McConnell
