Edition Dog Magazine

We begin by looking at how we understand behaviour, from the way we judge what our dogs are doing to the small moments that can quietly change how we live and train together. We also look at why dog training can feel like a jigsaw puzzle, and why breaking things down properly can make such a difference.
With summer in mind, we explore how dogs drink, use and lose water, why some dogs refuse to drink away from home, and what travel can do to the canine body and mind. We also look at the car as a sensory experience, because for many dogs the journey starts long before they arrive anywhere.
The beach is another focus in this issue. It can be a place of freedom and fun, but it can also bring fatigue, heat, overstimulation and hidden risks. We look at how to make those days safer and more enjoyable.
Our Breed Focus turns to the Yorkshire Terrier, a small, elegant breed with the bold heart of a working terrier. We also look at retired Greyhounds and the health considerations that can follow life on the track.
Contents
Fundamental Attribution Error
Micro Moments of Magic
Dog Training as a Jigsaw Puzzle
The Biology of Thirst
The Reluctant Drinker
The Travelling Dog
The Car as a Sensory Experience
The Beach Dog
Breed Focus: The Yorkshire Terrier
Retired Greyhounds: Health Beyond the Track.
Research Round-Up
Sound Dog Advice
When Vet Care Comes Home.
Different Breed or Different Species?
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