Dana- Take: Opinions and Direction on Canine Behavior
After more than a decade working with dogs and the people who love them, I have some opinions. Some came from training thousands of repetitions, some came from behavior cases that did not follow the textbook, and some came from realizing that what sounds good in theory does not always work for the dog standing in front of you.
Dana’s Take is where I talk about the bigger conversations in dog training and behavior — aggression, anxiety, reactivity, socialization, leadership, training methods, breed instincts, relationships, board-and-train, dog parks and all the places where the answer is rarely as simple as “do this one thing.” These are not generic dog-training tips. They are lessons, observations and perspectives shaped by years of working with real dogs, real families and plenty of cases that forced me to rethink what I thought I knew.
Emotional Roots In Behavior & Health
Emotional Roots in Your Dog’s Behavior and health. Looking beyond training and into the deep rooted emotions your pet may be carrying that is contributing to health, wellness or behavioral concerns.
Your Dog Mirrors Your Energy
Your dog will mirror your energy back to you. What you need to understand about how your own thoughts and stress or environment may affect your dog’s behavior.

