Robert Berkelhammer

A question I hear often is "Don't dogs just play when they meet in play groups?" No. Dogs need to learn how to play with other dogs in a social way. I explain about a dog behavior group in Chapter 2 of my book Pet Care Givers & Families-Getting the Most from Dog Playgroups, Walkers, & Pet Sitters. For examples look at the chart below. Dog Behavior Group Standards Chart Positive Running Negative Running Positive Wrestling

Focus: Marijuana Baked Goods and Marijuana Candy I am a pet family professional concerned about damage to domesticated animals via legalization of marijuana. The legalization of marijuana will increase access of marijuana in pet family homes where children and animals reside. The product category of marijuana baked goods and candy warrants particular concern due to baked goods and candy being a form of food dogs, cats, and birds may find in the home or be fed by immature chil

Pet professionals picking up certain dog’s for doggy daycare or dog behavior playgroup from the dog parent’s home may encounter challenges if the parent is home and in the vicinity of their pooch. Parents may be home parenting or telecommuting. The pet transporter goal is to: Enter and exit the home quickly and peacefully, properly attach the harness and collar to the dog, and occasionally fit a coat. Avoid excessive socializing with the pet owner. Pick up any payment for ser