Posts Tagged "dog cognition"

Zoomie Control

Posted By Dr. Kim on Nov 1, 2016

This is another one of my silly stories of my dogs that made my day and brought me lots of laughter. King, my American Bully, rarely goes a day without making me laugh but today he was in rarer form than usual…it’s all about King’s attempt at controlling himself which was more like zoomie control. Please note before reading this that I do realize this is all a training issue with King. He needs better guidance from...

The Beauty Queen and Bubba King

Posted By Dr. Kim on Mar 4, 2015

A couple of weeks ago I decided to share a photo that I took of my two dogs, Schatzie my beautiful Carolina Dog (aka American Dingo and)whom I often call Beauty Queen, and my American Bully, King whom I often call Bubba or Bubba King. They were SO uncooperative and yet both are SO photogenic as only dogs can be. They were playing in my office and being silly but the minute I grabbed the phone camera, they would not look at me or the...

Dogs at Play with People

Posted By Dr. Kim on Jan 13, 2013

Okay this is going to be another short post – busy these days helping dogs be well and educating others on canine naturopathy. But I wanted to share with you this cool dog cognition study on dogs and their humans playing together that is happening and possibly you and your dog can be a part of it. I wanted to be and even tried to get a video of my husband Donnie playing the Stalking Game with Meshach but apparently they only...

Dog Ambassador

Posted By Dr. Kim on Apr 20, 2012

Almost everyone tells me when they meet Meshach or when they see his photos something like one friend said today “He’s beautiful and looks like he has a wonderful little soul there. I like him and his look. Bet he’s a lover.” And they have nailed it in a nutshell! Here is what I responded to her: He’s a beautiful little ‘big’ soul. He believes himself to be the dog ambassador of our...