
Is Your Dog Stubborn… or Simply Unmotivated?
“My dog knows what I want. He just doesn’t want to do it.” I’ve heard variations of that statement since I launched The Inquisitive Canine

“My dog knows what I want. He just doesn’t want to do it.” I’ve heard variations of that statement since I launched The Inquisitive Canine

I consider the “come when called” cue something all dogs (yes, I said all dogs) should be taught. It’s also a behavior pet parents should

Why the Term “Dog Behaviorist” Deserves a Closer Look The term “dog behaviorist” sounds reassuringly official—and that’s exactly why it deserves a closer look. In

Are you an inquisitive pet parent looking for practical solutions to everyday challenges? You’re in the right place! After years of working with inquisitive canines

Dogs experiencing separation anxiety are in a state of panic. They are not in control of their behavior any more than you would be if

When you’re ready to unleash adventures with your inquisitive canine, think about starting with the right gear, especially a pet harness that is not only

Dog training can look like sorcery to the untrained eye. However, a few key tips can help you ‘decode your dog,’ get better results from

My canine friend, I’ll call him Humphrey, and his family had visitors of the human kind all weekend. Humphrey had a hard time behaving. So

Just like humans, dogs’ nails need regular attention. But while many humans quickly fall in love with the experience of getting a manicure or pedicure,

There is a strong relationship between learning and motivation. Learning (and therefore, performing a behavior) does not occur without the proper incentive. It’s not the request,