This book takes you on a journey into dog training from the dog's perspective. Through the eyes of her canine colleague, Delilah, you will learn how human behavior appears to dogs and how you can change the way you interact with your furry friend in order to close the communication gap between people and dogs. A free pdf is not available for download so everyone can take advantage of this entertaining and informational book. Living with animals can be so much fun, but it can also be exhausting when they start acting in ways we don't always understand.
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All around the United States to Japan and across to England, Cheryl Falkenburry has traveled the world helping people make sense of mind-boggling animal behavior and teaching humane education. Working with animal behaviorists in Arizona and England, majoring in psychology, and becoming a certified parenting educator prepared Cheryl to teach both humans and animals.
Cheryl offers e-mail consultations for cat and dog behavior issues and for grief counseling. These e-mails can be helpful to get you started on a path to understanding behavior issues you may be dealing with and ways you can begin to work with your animal to help resolve behavior problems. If Cheryl feels you need hands-on assistance with a professional trainer in your area, she can assist you in the steps to finding a good trainer to help with your needs.Many typical problems like separation anxiety, pica, and housebreaking issues (to name a few) are problems that can be resolved with a few e-mails back and forth and some ideas and follow-up questions and answers.
Cheryl is always happy to answer your email questions about cat and dog behavior. Below are answers to some common questions. Some are responses to a weekly column she used to write, others are articles she wrote to address the most frequently asked questions. Feel free to browse through these articles to find answers to your behavior questions or download a free copy of Cheryl's book, In Delilah's Eyes (a link can be found under the Services tab).Her book answers many basic behavior questions as well.
Cheryl enjoys dabbling in a little bit of everything whether it is painting on slate roof tiles from an old Virginia house, etching on glass found in estate sales, or sculpting out of concrete, she is always finding something new and different to challenge her artistic talents. Here is just a small sampling of some of the past artwork Cheryl has done.
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