Back In Black

Posted by jennifer on November 05, 2007 in Yellowstone National Park Wolf Expedition.

"As I study wolves in the wild and get more and more into my research, I have been able to apply their communication style to dogs thus giving me unbelievable success and knowledge into who these creatures truly are. I now base a lot of my work treating dogs like wolves and less like dogs. Quite honestly by teaching my clients this language, it has truly bridged the gap into solving behavior problems and the results have been remarkable. These domestic animals sitting in our living rooms want nothing more than to be part of a pack, work and hunt for food, play and have leadership just like their ancestors do. When this takes place, psychologically I have seen dogs in their happiest moments and that's why I do the work I do- to see the light sparkle in their eyes and freedom in their soul." - Jennifer McCarthy
(From a recent press release...)

O.k. Guys- Now that I'm back from Yellowstone which means back to work, I will pick up where I left off by answering a dog question tomorrow. Maybe it will be yours! I guess you'll have to stop by again to find out ;-)
I'm so glad to have had a couple of days off because everytime I travel (especially into the outdoors), I have tons of stuff to put away, laundry to do, etc. Not to mention the phone calls & e-mails to return when I'm without a cell. signal.
I will be in Colorado until Los Angeles next month but will take a brief trip down to Mission: Wolf to converse about Yellowstone, see some old friends and visit the wolves in winter. In the mean time, classes and lessons are in full swing and everyone is getting a good dose of wolf education to apply to their domestic dogs.
So much else is happening career wise and it's very exciting. Keep stopping by to hear the latest updates and news!
Have a great week~
- Jennifer

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