Welcome to Nose Licks & Tail Wags - home of TD Yandt, her pets (dogs, turtles, rats, and a newt), her writing, her art, information on clicker training, and disability related issues Welcome to Nose Licks & Tail Wags - home of TD TD Yandt promotes positive pet training techniques to help encourage the human animal bond

October, 2002

Hmmm...  If I didn't know better, I'd think my baby girl was a little bashful.
If I didn't know better, I'd think my baby girl was a little bashful.

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December, 2002

It figures....  Thora's favorite Yule gift was the box one of her presents was wrapped in.
It figures.... Thora's favorite Yule gift, was a box.

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January, 2003

Could she be any more precious?
Could she be any more precious?

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March, 2003

Thora and her dad, enjoying some cuddles. Thora and her dad, enjoying some cuddles.
Thora and her Daddy, enjoying some cuddles together.

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Keep watching...
there is more to come!

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Clicker training is a form of operant conditioning where negative behaviors are ignored, the dog redirected, and then rewarded for the alternate positive behavior