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Offered by Duke University through Coursera, the Dog Emotion and Cognition course delves into the intriguing realm of dog psychology.
If you’re in search of a community that can provide you with tried and tested tips on how to care for a fearful and/or reactive dog, this could be the Facebook group for you.
Community • Owners of reactive, skittish, and dangerous dogs can join this Facebook support group. Do you own a dog that’s been described as reactive, skittish, or dangerous? This private support group found on Facebook allows you to connect with other dog parents in the same boat. What is the criteria for joining? People interested… Continue reading Reactive, Skittish, Dangerous Dog Support Group
Join this community to get ethical, science-based training and behaviour information that can improve your reactive and/or aggressive dog’s behaviour.
This private Facebook group offers best practice methods of desensitization, counterconditioning, and positive reinforcement for dogs and other species.
This public Facebook group welcomes owners of sensitive dogs. Through this community, they can get advice, share tips, and get support from other anxious dog owners.
With over 15.8K members as of writing, this private Facebook group hopes to promote cat health, nutrition, and responsible pet ownership amongst Australian cat owners.
With 37,800+ members and counting, this private Facebook group welcomes owners of reactive and aggressive dogs to come together in a safe online venue.
Cats Universe is a members-only Facebook community that shares content focused on cat media, cat questions, cat interests, cat concerns, cat training, and cat health.
Cat lovers unite in this private Facebook support group, which focuses on helping owners understand and correct their cats’ problematic actions.
With close to 8,000 members, this public support group for dog parents aims to address questions related to training, support, and nutrition.
The Canine Health Nut is an online resource that gives a balanced look at canine health, nutrition, and wellness. It aims to provide in-depth information on the meals and treats that your dog eats—whether they’re commercially produced or homemade.