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Dog Behaviour and Science
Dog Behaviour and Science explores the research and biological principles that shape how dogs think, learn, and respond to the world around them. These articles translate behavioural science, learning theory, and canine cognition into practical insights that help owners and trainers make better, evidence-based decisions for their dogs.


Pain and Dog Behaviour: The Hidden Reason Behind Many “Behaviour Problems”
A perfect little pack of three, One of the first things I consider when assessing a dog’s behaviour is something many people overlook: Could this dog be in pain? At CareyTrainsMe, we look at behaviour through a whole-dog lens. When a dog shows reactivity, fear, aggression, anxiety, or sudden behaviour changes, we don’t jump straight to training techniques. Instead, we ask a deeper question: Why is this behaviour happening? Pain is one of the most overlooked — and most powerfu

Carey Bolduc
4 days ago6 min read


What is The Real Reason Your Dog Is Behaving That Way?
Red the Pitbull sitting calmly with a chuck it ball (his obsession)

Carey Bolduc
Feb 284 min read


Does your anxiety make your dog anxious?
How Dogs Read Body Language and Detect Human Anxiety and Fear Bowie the Dalmadoodle looking worried. Dogs have been our loyal companions for thousands of years. Over this long period, they have developed an extraordinary ability to read human emotions, often through body language. This skill is not only fascinating but also crucial for the bond between humans and dogs. Dogs can tell if their human is anxious or fearful, and they respond accordingly. Understanding how dogs rea

Carey Bolduc
Dec 8, 20255 min read


The universal laws of learning and how your dog learns best.
breaking down the laws of learning and how to use them best to help your dog learn better and faster.

Carey Bolduc
Jul 7, 20246 min read
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