Cues to give notice have a huge role in the comfortable life of blind dogs. I call those “notice cue”. Notice cue is one of tools that blind dog can depend on as substitute for the eye. (more…)
Many of blind dogs need to undergo regularly eye-drop treatment and eye exam to avoid exacerbation or progress of their eye disease or/and to detect those early. In most case, those continue throughout life. (more…)
Edie of Will My Dog Hate Me? and Amy of GoPetFriendly.com gave pet bloggers the fun opportunity “The Pet Blogger Challenge” to write same theme post. I decided to participate in it. (Barely met the deadline!) (more…)
This linked article covered the story of a blind dog who wears the plastic whiskers (tie) collar. Blind dog can ‘see’ again thanks to a set of extra-long plastic whiskers I’m pleased that she got to enjoy going for a walk due to the plastic whiskers collar. However, in my opinion, to use the plastic […]
photo credit: Victor Bezrukov Both of “focusing on” and “taking a rest” are essential components of efficient learning. If you do training with your dog, you should signal the start and close of a training session. Those can show that he/she should work/think or rest, and help him/her shift consciousness. (more…)
