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Published in The Bunny Years

·Mar 18

Vorher-Nachher-Bilder*

Today I walked with Bunny through the Squirrel Park. It’s just a couple of hundred metres of woodland, along a little burn, with a few paths meandering through the trees. The snowdrops are still out, the birds are getting active. And a bunch of grey squirrels, still easy to spot…

Dogs

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Vorher-Nachher-Bilder*
Vorher-Nachher-Bilder*
Dogs

5 min read


Published in The Bunny Years

·Feb 7

The birth of a method

It’s difficult to tell when a method is born. When a few disconnected routines and bits become a set, a coherent procedure. To call something truly a method, it would have to be tested in various circumstances. For a method of dog training, I would need a few more dogs…

Alaskan Malamute

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The birth of a method
The birth of a method
Alaskan Malamute

10 min read


Published in The Bunny Years

·Dec 23, 2022

Is this still training?

We are in our local park, in the morning. It is mostly empty, we have the whole space for ourselves. What you are watching is basically a very wobbly video of Bunny sniffing around, five minutes of sniffing. At least on the surface this is all there is. The…

Dog Training

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Dog Training

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Published in The Bunny Years

·Nov 30, 2022

Redlisting dog trainers: Bunny edition

I have spent too much time watching dog training videos on Youtube and Facebook. And then I spent too much time testing their ideas on my dog. Therefore, here a quick guide to reject dog trainers out of hand, without further experiments. …

Dogs

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Redlisting dog trainers: Bunny edition
Redlisting dog trainers: Bunny edition
Dogs

2 min read


Published in The Bunny Years

·Nov 13, 2022

Going rogue: one dog walk at a time

There is only one good way to walk a dog on a leash: The dog has to stay on the side of the human, at all times, with a loose leash, looking faithfully to the owner, and only when the human gives permission, can the dog go and do anything…

Dogs

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Going rogue: one dog walk at a time
Going rogue: one dog walk at a time
Dogs

8 min read


Published in Astronomy Without Stars

·Aug 26, 2022

How to write the first science paper

Most students write their first real science papers when they are dangerously close to the end of their degree program. There is often little time to rehearse, and a lot of pressure to get it right. This is a terrible combination, which leaves very little space for imagination, creativity, and…

Writing

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How to write the first science paper
How to write the first science paper
Writing

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Published in The Bunny Years

·Jul 24, 2022

The rehoming experience

My advice for people who want to rescue or rehome a dog is very concise: Give it time. Lots of time. My dog, as far as I know, had a difficult childhood, some history with abuse, and a frustrating and boring adolescence. He wasn’t raised properly, socialised properly, trained properly…

Dogs

7 min read

The rehoming experience
The rehoming experience
Dogs

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Published in The Bunny Years

·Jul 3, 2022

The four quadrants from hell

One of the scientific foundations of dog training is so-called operant conditioning. Going back to Skinner, it’s an extension of Pavlov’s classical conditioning. Operant conditioning means that a dog changes his or her behaviour through reward and punishment. …

Dogs

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The four quadrants from hell
The four quadrants from hell
Dogs

10 min read


Published in The Bunny Years

·Jun 4, 2022

The bloody leg

March 2022. I finally decide to schedule the surgery for my dog. He has a mass on his left back leg, a growth, benign, as far as we know, but still a growth, and over the past two years it has grown noticeably. He also started licking it obsessively, causing…

Alaskan Malamute

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The bloody leg
The bloody leg
Alaskan Malamute

12 min read


Published in Astronomy Without Stars

·Feb 21, 2022

Dogwalking short of strike

The week has 168 hours. Subtracting for each day around twelve hours for sleeping, eating, and other essential parts of life, plus a daily commute, leaves around 80 hours. Over a full year, that’s around 4000 hours that are available. According to my employer’s workload guidance, I am getting paid…

Dogs

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Dogwalking short of strike
Dogwalking short of strike
Dogs

5 min read

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