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    Potty training--plus all the other training Cooper needs

    I'm not sure where they are on the site @Dr. Jeff ? But you can email me directly at [email protected] so I can send and discuss virtual lessons :)
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    Potty training--plus all the other training Cooper needs

    Hi Sheri- I’d be happy to help you with virtual lessons, or as Dr. Jeff mentioned, I have uploaded quite a few written resources here. I can email them to you directly, as well. For training Cooper to “go” on the porch, start over as if you hadn’t done any housebreaking training. Take him there...
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    Safe shampoo to use on cat with "stud tail"

    Corn starch is great for stud tail and overall greasieness- just sprinkle generously, let sit for 5-10 min and brush out- it helps dematting, too.
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    Sedation for cat grooming

    Hi Alexa- As Dr. Jeff mentioned, using a really yummy, novel treat may help- but you may have to back up even more by desensitizing to the brush- show the brush, treat on repeat until the cats see the brush as a good thing, then one stroke, and treat, and so on. If they are matted, a soft brush...
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    Puppy bites hands and feet

    I'm not familar with either of those woods, but in general, be careful with very hard chewables- especially linear ones like antlers, as they can cause tooth fracturing/ slab fractures, in my experience. Raw bones are my favorite- - especially knuckle or "soup" bones.
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    Puppy bites hands and feet

    I'm sorry for the delay replying! Yes, play- biting and mouthing are very normal puppy behaviors, with the retrieving breeds possibly getting an extra helping of oral fixation! Zero tolerance is the best defense, with some age- appropriate guidelines. As Dr. Jeff suggested, just "ouch!" ing...
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    Atypical raising of hackles upon meeting another dog?

    Definitely- it "sounds like" an adolescent moment.
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    Atypical raising of hackles upon meeting another dog?

    Hey Danielle- How old is Bobby? Is he intact? Are you aware of the ages and sex of the other dogs? Did the hackles go up just at his shoulders or all the way down his back? Uncertainty is common in adolescents, and/or the other dogs could have been using body language or eye contact that was...
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    Optimizing Mental, Emotional, Physical and Spiritual Wellness- for people!

    Hey y'all- Hope you enjoy this interview I recently did for Authority magazine (Dr. Jeff is mentioned ?) https://link.medium.com/7C851C5aikb
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    Lucy tips on house/crate training

    Hi Celina- Do you crate her at all now? How does she act when she's in there? For now, I would get her a snuffle mat or activity mat and use it inside the crate to get her happy about being in there without you having anything to do with the activity. It might be very helpful for you to work...
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    Managing Symptoms in Pets and People Through BEAMing and Breathing

    This is great, and I so enjoyed our conversation today, including (especially) the part about "going with the flow". We stagnate, or worse, misdirect SO MUCH productive energy fighting against the natural flow. Adapting to the natural ebb and flow isn't always easy in our desire to try to...
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    Car safety - advice about hammock or "car seat" for 40 pound elder dog

    If you can easily fit a crate in the car, that is by far the safest option, but any well- fitting and non- restrictive harness attached to the seatbealt or headrest is better than nothing. Certainly the seatbealts made for dogs are a great option as long as they fit your dog. The main objective...
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    At- home medical shaving for pets

    Nan asked : re: how to best shave fur off of and around a tumor on a kitty to ensure any topical (Yunnan baiyao) penetrates the skin more effectively. IF you are going to attempt to shave any hair off your pet for any reason, please get a pet clipper designed for this purpose. Oster...
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    Holistic Actions! for the win!

    Empowerment and homeopathy for the win! I’ve been using homeopathy since the mid 1990’s, but it’s “magic” never fails to amaze me. If you attend the EH’s, you might have seen my Pug Tebow. He’s a sweet and goofy boy who crashes through life like he’s been shot out of a cannon. Several times...
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