A study examined the dog training landscape in British Columbia, Canada, finding encouraging data that over 70% deploys reward-based training methods.
The Dog Training Landscape in B.C.: A Look at Methods, Credentials, and Industry Trends Read More »
A study explored industry perspectives on establishing a national accreditation program for animal trainers and behaviorists in New Zealand.
Raising the Bar: Exploring National Accreditation for Animal Trainers in New Zealand Read More »
A study examined the relationship between dog behavioral problems and owner well-being, highlighting the need to support affected owners.
The Relationship Between Dog Behavioral Problems and Owner Well-Being Read More »
A study examines the barriers that prevent the widespread implementation of humane dog training methods.
Unleashing the Truth: Why Humane Dog Training Isn’t Everywhere Read More »
A UK study evaluates client perceptions of dog trainers and behavioralists, their training methods, and outcomes for addressing unwanted dog behaviors.
Who’s Helping Our Dogs? A Look at Canine Behavior Professionals in the UK Read More »
A study demonstrates that with appropriate training and rehabilitation, some fearful and aggressive stray dogs can improve their sociability towards humans, increasing their chances of adoption, suggesting that rehabilitation programs are a valuable tool for improving the welfare of these animals.
A Second Chance: Rehabilitating Fearful and Aggressive Stray Dogs Read More »