You’ve read 3 articles learning about distraction, duration, and distance separately. Let’s see how they work together If you’ve read the previous articles in this series, you now understand what distraction does to learning, why duration is harder than it looks, and how distance changes the picture. And if you’ve been training with that framework,…
Distance is the last of the three Ds – and the most emotionally loaded. The moment you step back from your dog, something activates in their nervous system that has nothing to do with the commands you’ve trained. The dog who’s perfect until you move You’ve been working on stay. It’s solid. Your dog holds…
Two publications map the canine gut microbiome Two teams of scientists from the Dog Ageing Project and Waltham Petcare Science Institute (a research facility of Mars Inc.) have recently published extensive characterizationof the canine gut microbiome. Among others, they were able to show that: These findings will allow scientists to develop food better suited to…
