Category: Socialization

Articles on Puppy Socialization

Articles on Puppy Socialization

We never planned to stop with the book. Marge Rogers and I want more materials on puppy socialization out there, so now we are writing some in bite-sized pieces.

I am pleased to link to the first four (free access) educational articles on the Puppy Socialization Project site!

What is Puppy Socialization?


Dog Body Language Is Crucial to Puppy Socialization


Intensity and Thresholds in Puppy Socialization


6 Dos and 6 Don’ts for Puppy Socialization


Enjoy!

Eileen & Marge

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Puppy Socialization Book is Now Available

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Puppy Socialization Book Is Now Available

Puppy Socialization Book Is Now Available

Beau, 11 weeks


Puppy Socialization: What It Is and How to Do It, by Marge Rogers and myself, is now available at Amazon and several other vendors (with more to come)! You can purchase the e-book, with 63,000 words, 50+ photos, and access to 50+ linked videos, for $9.99.

UPDATE: The book is now available as a paperback as well. The paperback is currently at Amazon only, but another vendor is in the works.


Clara, 11 weeks

This book is why the lights were off for an unprecedented two months in my blog! Late at night sometimes I work on some posts—it’s impossible for me not to write blog posts—but I haven’t had the brain cells to polish them. Polishing the puppy book is all Marge and I have been doing for most of that time period!


Tinker, 10 weeks


We are very proud of this book. It was a huge endeavor and we and hope there is something in it for every reader.

Copyright 2021 Eileen Anderson

Photo Credits

  • Beau: Blanche Axton
  • Clara: Eileen Anderson
  • Tinker: Marge Rogers

A Milestone for Clara: Socialization Work Pays Off

A Milestone for Clara: Socialization Work Pays Off

Clara keeps racking up the successes. I don’t mean awards, ribbons, or titles. I mean socialization successes, which are far more meaningful to her. These successes mean that her world gets bigger.

A couple of months ago I posted a short brag about her progress at the vet’s office. The socialization and exposure work we have been doing regularly has been generalizing more and more. Nowadays she is less afraid at the vet than many dogs with more normal puppyhoods.

This success got me thinking. I was able Continue reading “A Milestone for Clara: Socialization Work Pays Off”

Clara’s Progress at the Vet’s Office

Clara’s Progress at the Vet’s Office

sandy brown dog with black muzzle waiting on floor at vet office
Not calm, but no longer panicked

Here is a little bright spot a few weeks after the sudden loss of my beloved dog Summer.

In February 2013, I posted a set of photos of Clara that I took at the vet’s office. (They were actually video stills.) That post, Dog Facial Expressions: Stress,  was one of my most popular ever. Trainers all over the world have used the photos, with my permission, for educational presentations of all sorts. (The offer of the photos remains open. Anyone who wants sets of labeled and unlabeled photos can drop me a line through my contact page.)

Ever since Clara came to me as a feral pup in 2011, I have worked with her twice a week Continue reading “Clara’s Progress at the Vet’s Office”

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