An Energy Interpretation of a Squirrel-Chasing Dog
The main thing to realize is that the real action isn’t in the head. The Big-Brain is fundamentally but one terminal in the body/mind as an emotional battery. There is something going on to be sure up there, but the main function of neurological activity in the Big-Brain is [...]
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Posts Tagged ‘conflict’
The Mind of Squirrel Dog
Thursday, November 12th, 2009On Training a Dog to "OUT"
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009I want the word “OUT” to be the decisive trigger that causes the dog to release the grip. But before the dog can be receptive to its handler’s voice, it must first be able to feel its handler and this allows it to be attracted to handler inputs. It must also come to feel that [...]
Why Do Dogs Do Everything in a Circle?
Saturday, June 13th, 2009Why do dogs (circle before lying down or eliminating, play chase games on long round curves, spin like a top before a ball is thrown or when confined in a kennel or tied to a chain, approach other beings along an arc, quarter into the wind, twirl around a scent marking to position themselves, circumnavigate [...]
