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Halloween Tips
October 31st can be as overwhelming for dogs as July 4th. Kids (and sometimes adults!) dressed in wacky costumes are running amuck, candy and wrappers are everywhere. Creepy decorations cause a scare, flickering candles light up jack-o-lanterns, and things that go bump in the night could cause your pup to be spooked out! We've compiled a list of our best advice to keep your whole family safe: Thinking about dressing your pet up? Putting your pet in a costume is up to you (wel


A Letter from the Chairman
Dear Members, I hope this message finds you well as we head into the Dog Days of Summer. This phrase actually dates back to ancient...


Understanding and Treating Canine Fireworks Phobia
The Fourth of July should not be a nightmare for our dogs.


Guide to Navigating Dog Behavior Professional Roles
By Vivian Zottola, MSc Have you ever needed to hire a professional to help with a challenging behavior your dog is exhibiting? It can be...


Halloween and Dogs
As October comes to a close, we celebrate Halloween and embark on a noisy week for our furry friends. According to the National Retail...


DOG TRAINING AS A COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Dog training skills help to manage expectations so to reduce frustration between us and our dogs. As you and your dog learn a “structured...


"Anxious dogs can be calmed by exercising with other pooches, study shows" Article from DailyMail
"Anyone who enjoys a weekend kickabout or a friendly game of tennis knows how playing sports with other people can be good for..."


Howl-o-ween
All Hallows’ Eve is a day dedicated to remembering the dead. Recognized as a holiday, Halloween falls on October 31st in the USA. It is a...


"Are playful dogs smarter?" NBC News
NBC News recently published an article discussing the idea of "gifted dogs". Dr. Nicholas Dodman, President and CEO of the Center for...


Are you buying pet products with your dog in mind?
Recently I was asked by a journalist to answer questions related to purchasing pet management tools specifically hair removal products....


The Loss
Pet Loss As pet guardians, one of the most challenging experiences to live through is the loss and grief of our beloved companions. Death...


Dogs & OCD
DISCOVER Magainze | By Cari Shane Dec 31, 2021 Did you know that humans aren't the only ones affected by obsessive-compulsive disorders,...


Listen in: Separation Anxiety Podcast
Separation anxiety: An issue that plagues so many dog owners. Listen in as Dr. Dodman discusses this common problem on the Sara Ondrako Show


Vacationing with Pets: To Bring or Not to Bring - That is the Question
By: Donna Gleason, CDBC, CPDT, MA; CCBS Research Associate With the COVID - 19 restrictions slowly being lifted, chances are your plans...


CCBS YouTube Channel
Our new CCBS YouTube channel features appearances by Dr. Dodman and the CCBS team. In our library you will find videos on our latest...


Dr. Dodman weighs in on:"Conservation Dogs"
READ: ‘Conservation Dogs’ Are Sniffing Out Species Humans Can’t See By: Michele C. Hollow Reasons to be Cheerful May 4, 2021


CBD Survey Results
The Center for Canine Behavior Studies created a survey on the use of cannabidiol (commonly referred to as CBD) products for dogs. The...


The "Major" problem with dog behavior
Successful behavior management improves the well-being of your dog, creates a more peaceful home, and strengthens your bond with your dog.


Dr. Dodman's discusses Major Biden
President Biden's dog, Major, been reacting unfavorably towards unfamiliar people. In this interview with Slate, Dr. Dodman is asked...


The Nightmare Before Christmas
Written by: Donna Gleason, MA, CDBC,CPDT-KA, SDC; CCBS Research Associate As a kid growing up, I had my favorite holidays. In my...
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