Regarding Animals

Written by: Cindy Aldridge Photo By: Pixabay As a dog lover, you know that a happy dog equals a happy owner and vice versa. But what exactly combines together to give you a pooch whose tail just won’t stop wagging? With the proper nutrition, adequate socialization, and the right amount of exercise, you’re bound to have one happy pup. Eat This, Not That That T-bone steak topped with caramelized onions was delicious, and you’re certain your dog would enjoy it too. While he’ll c

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For ANY Animal Who is Traumatized, Fearful, Anxious, Aggressive, Reactive, Sensitive, etc.

Gentle and effective way to work with your troubled animals. Trust Technique

Written by: Cindy Aldridge Photo Credit: Pexels Deciding on your first pet may feel like a quick and easy decision, but some prudent research and careful consideration will go a long way in making sure you don’t have buyer’s remorse. Planning for a pet should be akin to planning for a child. In other words, you’re not making an emotional decision that you can easily give up; you’re making a loving commitment. Before you make any hard, fast decisions give this advice from Rega

Written by: Cindy Aldridge Image via Unsplash Many people would say that settling in a new pet and starting a new business are full-time jobs in and of themselves, but not you. You decided to go big by tackling two bucket list items at one time. While there is certainly no shame in doing so — in fact, kudos for your stellar decisions — know that nurturing your business to success and making your new companion feel at home may require a few lifestyle changes and some significa

Today, I'd like to introduce another Trust Technique Practitioner, Mia Trigg in Macclesfield, Vic. Australia. She was a dog trainer before she became a Trust Technique Practitioner, and very knowledgeable about dogs and other animals. She is on her way to be qualified for large animals as well! What inspired you to become a Trust Technique Practitioner "In 2017 a friend sent me the link to the "I have a dream" video which touched me deeply and prompted me to buy the Trust Tec

I've been wanting to introduce other Trust Technique Practitioners from all over the world. The Trust Technique is a journey we took upon ourselves. I'm certain each practitioner has a story or two to tell how they discovered the Trust Technique and why they became a practitioner. It is my honor to introduce to you one of great Trust Technique Practitioners in the United Kingdom, Sally Utton. What inspired you to become a Trust Technique Practitioner "My horse Grace led me do

We often demand or expect animals to be obedience all the time. Obedient animals don't mean they have nothing to say.

When you have more than one dog or one cat, how do you work with them using the Trust Technique? Work with the most sensitive one. Just like us between humans, or between animals and humans, animals share feelings and react with each other among themselves. By working with the most sensitive one first, and he/she becomes peaceful, it affects everyone in the pack. When I worked with a client with three dogs, we did just that. As soon as the sensitive one got relaxed, the other

Each pet will have its own particular needs, but there are some universal things you can try to make them feel their best.

When I started learning the Trust Technique, I was blown away by how much animals can sense our feelings.

Puppies are so adorable. The Trust Technique is such a wonderful gift to give yourself and your animal.

Although Trust Technique helps resolving variety of animal's behavior issues, it is not competing other training, but complimenting.