Recommended Readings

Infographic titled 'Body Language of Fear in Dogs' depicting signs of fear and anxiety in dogs, including slight cowering, major cowering, licking lips, panting, furrowed brows, slow movement, yawning, hypervigilance, refusing food, moving away, and
Illustrated infographic titled 'How Kids SHOULD Interact with Dogs' with tips including being polite and kind, recognizing fear or anxiety in dogs, playing games like fetch and hide-and-seek, always supervising interactions, and training dogs to asso
Dog park etiquette poster with rules illustrated through cartoons, including not rushing or stealing toys, not harassing others, respecting personal space, and training dogs to behave.
Reactivity chart for when dogs encounter a trigger, showing levels from under threshold, reactivity threshold, over threshold, to bite threshold, with illustrations of dogs at each level demonstrating behaviors such as relaxed, alert, barking, growli
A cartoon illustration of multiple trigger stacking stages in a dog, showing a small cat, then a puppy reacting to bike and barking dog triggers, and finally an angry growling dog with a hand poised to pet it, depicting how triggers can stack and ove