by Kay Laurence | Nov 1, 2019
Blog 10 min read To think - coming up to 20 years since I designed this game for my college students in computing - to improve communication! Who knew it would become a future piece of technology for (dog training and) behaviour world! ... and cruises of course...
by Kay Laurence | Oct 31, 2019
Kay Laurence 10 min read A bonded hen Chick Pea is a lone survivor. July saw a pen of 12 happy birds of various backgrounds, September left just one. A visiting Johnny-Come-Lately of athletic heritage dined a couple of times a week at the expense of my girls. A...
by Kay Laurence | Oct 27, 2019
Must read 7 min read I know what I am, as a trainer. But does my view of “A Trainer” coincide with, or even overlap with yours? First we have to look at what is “training”? Training is the process of learning the skills that you need for a particular job or activity....
by Kay Laurence | Oct 15, 2019
5 min read How we label, refer and view a process will have an effect on how we employ it. Words have powerful meanings that can be quite different depending on your culture, your background and your experience. If we regard an activity as a hobby then we probably...
by Kay Laurence | Oct 4, 2019
10 min read Introducing Rewards Aloud Most dog sports have evolved from either competitions for purposely bred skills in dogs (such as sheepdog trials, shooting, hunting) or from military activities in the post-war 1950s. The original rules were based on the views of...
