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- Look at Me!by angie@angiemorin.comOne of the best ways you can strengthen your relationship with your pet is to get them to look at you. Before you give them a treat or feed them, wait until they look at you. Before you put their leash on for a walk, wait until they look at you. Before you play with …
- Potty Training 101by angie@angiemorin.comJust a quick tip because most dogs will need to learn about potty training or need a refresher. If your pet is unsupervised they have the ability to use any part of the house as their bathroom. Why would you assume they know they shouldn’t? They don’t. Unless someone teaches them consistently they don’t know. …
- Challenges, Not Problemsby angie@angiemorin.comSometimes I learn from the animals and sometimes I learn from their guardians. One of my regular clients emailed me and used the word “ challenges “ instead of problems. It reminded me how important it is to make sure all of you understand the difference. None of the animals have problems. They are perfect …
- Personalities Can’t Be Changed or Trainedby angie@angiemorin.comPlease don’t try to make your pet into someone it’s not. Some pets are INTROVERTS. They like to spend more time alone. These are great for people that work a lot, have busy social lives out of the home, or aren’t looking for a pet they can cuddle with all the time. When you have …
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- Make it FUN!by angie@angiemorin.comMake it FUN! When you are trying to teach your pets new things, make it fun! When you are trying to get your animals to listen or respond to you, make it fun! I see so many guardians try to distract “misbehavior” with frustration or anger. This NEVER works with animals. They don’t see the …
- Our Pets Are Spongesby angie@angiemorin.com* Our Pets Are Sponges * Our pets absorb all of our low emotions. It’s their job. * Sadness * Anger * Negativity * Often times even our illness They want to protect us so they will absorb all of this from us. If we don’t help them clear these emotions, they will become ill, …
- Reactivityby angie@angiemorin.comLet’s talk about our pet’s reactivity again. So many humans expect reactivity in animals just to vanish! If the reactivity seems like it is unreasonable, frankly it might be… but let me give you something to think about. How many of you are overly reactive when it’s unnecessary? Most humans are. Some have a fear …
- What To Do When Leaving Your Pets to Travelby angie@angiemorin.comLots of us travel. And traveling when you have to leave pets behind can be stressful for us and them! It is also a big responsibility. Some pets handle owner travel better than others. Here are some tips to help your pet when you are away. *If your pet is boarding, allow a couple short …
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- Necessary Dog Behaviorsby angie@angiemorin.comThere are so many soothing and relaxing behaviors that animals need to engage in for emotional and mental well being. Today we will talk about dogs! But over the next few days we will talk about other species too (cats, horses, small pets). These necessary behaviors are often perceived as annoying or nuisances by humans. …
- Necessary Cat Behaviorsby angie@angiemorin.comThere are so many soothing and relaxing behaviors that animals need to engage in for emotional and mental well being. Today we will talk about cats! But over the next few days we will talk about other species too (horses, small pets). These necessary behaviors are often seen by humans as destructive or annoying. They …
