Arousal. Good, Bad or ? Pamela Dennison (c) September 2015 I’ve been talking about arousal for years. There is “good” arousal and “bad” arousal. However, they’re not different coins – they’re really just opposite sides of the same one. There are times in everyone’s life that “bad” arousal takes hold and manifests itself into an […]

Reader Beware, PLEASE! Pamela Dennison (c) August 2015 I received a call the other day about an 11 week old puppy that was seriously biting and drawing blood on everyone in the family, including the 1 year old baby. So, inside I’m cringing, not quite sure what I was going to hear next. My mind […]

I Feel Like a Dog Pamela S. Dennison (c) 2015 As some of you may know, 2015 has been the year of learning complicated technology – me, who hates technology. I’ve been getting pretty good at filming and editing of videos and learned through the fantastic and ever patient Tammy Coron (www.tammycoron.com) to design and […]

Let Pro-activity Rule the Day Pam Dennison © June 2015 In my last blog post, I gave you permission to be an advocate and protect your dog. While you may like that in “theory,” you may not know what you are allowed to do in “reality.” As you may know, I work with a great […]

You Have My Permission Pam Dennison © June 2015 I give you my permission to protect your dog. I give you my unconditional permission to be “mama bear” and defend your dog against any and all comers, using whatever it takes to get the job done. And in doing so, I give you my whole […]

Web Designer Dog Training Pamela Dennison © 2015 What does web design have to do with dog training? Nothing, to the naked eye, but look a little deeper and you’ll find quite a bit. I’ve historically been against technology and computers for as long as computers were around. The first computer I had any dealings […]

How to Find a Reputable Rescue Group Pamela Dennison, © 2013. May not be reprinted without written approval. You’d be surprised at the horror stories I hear almost every day – the mismatched dog and family; Human aggressive dogs paired with a family with small children The rambunctious puppy given to an elderly couple that use […]

Finding a Trainer by Pamela Dennison ©2007 When you get a puppy or a rescue dog, you always hear, “find a good trainer!” But what does that mean, “a good trainer?” Aren’t they all alike? The short answer is “no,” all trainers are not clones of each other. Methods and understanding of training, the learning […]

Addison’s Disease by Pamela Dennison © June 2007. May not be reprinted without written approval. June 17, 2007 I just wrote this little blurb on Addison’s Disease in response to someone on the Addison’s Disease list that I belong to. Her dog had been misdiagnosed and died. If by writing this, I can help even […]