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I use pressure wraps in my professional practice on a regular basis and am happy to answer any questions anyone has about them. I have written articles on them but apparently it is against to rules to post links. I am a registered nurse as well as a professional dog trainer and have seen pressure us...

I have an honest question. Is there a rule against mentioning product names on this site other than products people are most familiar with or the one that is being asked about in a thread on training tools (especially when it is clear the asker has very little if any knowledge about the product or p...

I received two email messages and they are gone now. One I had not read yet. Where do they go? Can I retrieve them?

We need to bear in mind that the hug/pressure=relaxation is a human reaction - and what we are dealing with is not human. I remember reading something about this once. Hugging is relaxing for humans/primates because it mimics the whole mother/breastfeeding positions, being carried as a baby etc. Do...

Hi Trekky, Clicker training I believe is as much an art as it is a science. There are some important underlying principles of clicker training that are important to understand to be successful with clicker training. One principle is that we don't add the cue until the dog clearly understands the beh...

<snip>I have used and recommend the original Anxiety Wrap <snip> Mod Edit: if you wish to take part in this forum, thats fine, but coming here purely to promote a product is not fine, therefore I have deleted the rest of your post except this one line, as it is fine for people to be aware there are ...