New Year, New You
With the holiday season fast approaching, you might be reflecting on the past year and the one ahead of us. You might even be coming up with resolutions for the new year, resolutions that pertain to you or to your relationship with your dog. Perhaps it’s about being more present, enjoying more hikes in nature, […]
Let’s Fix This
It’s a little sad to see summer go but also delightful to think of all those Fall things we enjoy. Wearing cozy autumn knits and hoodies. Taking long hikes with the hot and humid days now behind us. Curling up with a good book, a warm cup of tea, and our dogs nearby. This fall, […]
A Social Summer
With things going back to some kind of post-pandemic normal and many of us socializing again, I’ve been
Rescuing Right
There’s no feeling quite like that of adopting a dog from a rescue or shelter. Some of us are old hands at it. Others would love to adopt but aren’t sure they “have what it takes.” Regardless of where you’re at, this issue of the newsletter is for you. As shown in this season’s infographic, […]
A Winter Wonderland
We all have our reasons to look forward to winter. Cozy evenings with family and friends. Taking our dogs for romps in the snow. The festive feel of the holidays. For my guys and I, hiking the winter wonderland is the highlight of the season. The white, shimmering sights and stillness of a landscape dormant […]
Fall In Love
If you’re a dog lover, you’ve probably experienced the pure joy of holding a puppy in your arms. Who here hasn’t fallen for the intoxicating smell and sweet innocence of puppies? Regardless of breed, shape, or size, puppies are simply a delight. At the same time, it’s that very innocence that can get us in […]
Hiking Is Healing
When the temperatures rise and the trails dry, we know it’s time to grab our hiking gear and make our way to the woods. In my mind, few experiences beat that of hiking with our canines. This issue explores hiking as one of the best means of exercise and gradual socialization. Trails come in varying […]
Conscious Crating
Spring is around the corner but winter hasn’t left entirely just yet. In many ways, decompressing dogs
Season’s Greetings
After the troubles of 2020, we’re probably ready for a little holiday cheer and a healthy dose of optimism
Decompressing Dogs
Fall is here and we sure can feel the change of season in the air. Dogs are more sensitive to change than we realize, and yet when strongly bonded to their person or people, there is little that they can’t take in stride. At Way of Life™ Dog Training, I have been busy coaching clients on how to […]
