| | | | | "Dogs welcome. People tolerated."
| | Happy Thursday! Here's the scoop: - Watch a video filmed by a dog.
- How to protect your dog at home if there's an emergency.
- New beginnings with BetterHelp.
- Become a professional dog trainer.
| | Did You Know...?
True or false - The Egyptian word for dog is "iwiw", which refers to the sound of their tails wagging.
(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!) | | | This Dog Deserves an Oscar for Best Director
This video features a dog's point of view while playing in the backyard. The owner gave the dog a camera to hold in his mouth, pointing towards his face on a stick. You get to watch the pup run, play chase with the man in the yard, and see things from a new angle. You can also see the sheer determination on the dog's face while trying to stay one step ahead of his owner! | | | Image courtesy of @pubity. | | What We're Digging
Autumn means new beginnings and fresh starts. BetterHelp offers a safe and convenient space for you to hit the reset button and find the support you need.
BetterHelp will support you on your journey to emotional well-being. Experience the freedom of therapy that fits your schedule and connect with your therapist through secure messaging, or schedule live sessions via phone, video, or live chat. With BetterHelp, you can do therapy from the comfort of home.
Get up to 25% off your first month now. | | | Thank you to BetterHelp for sponsoring today's Daily Dig - and thank you for supporting the sponsors who help us deliver the content you love at no cost to you. Visit BetterHelp here! | | Do(g)-It-Yourself 'My Dog is Home Alone' Card for Emergencies
Dogs are part of the family, and it is important to ensure they are cared for in an emergency. One very simple way to do that is to print out a card to keep in your wallet near your ID, telling emergency workers that you have a dog at home alone. If there's an accident, this will provide people with the information necessary to ensure your dog is cared for. Be sure to fill out the back of the card with the contact information of the person you trust to care for your dog in an emergency. | | | Image courtesy of Pretty Fluffy. | | Become a Professional Dog Trainer
If you've dreamed of a job where you get to hang out with dogs all the time and assist owners in a helpful way, becoming a professional dog trainer may be perfect for you! Even though the industry is unregulated, you can stand out by earning a certification to put you head and shoulders ahead of the competition and ensure you're providing great service.
Here are some suggested steps to start the process: - Learn canine body language and emotions.
- Ask to job shadow other dog trainers.
- Find a qualified mentor who can show you the ropes in person.
- Volunteer time at a local rescue shelter to interact with dogs of all shapes, sizes, ages, and personalities.
- Stock up on training supplies and treats.
- Practice techniques on your own dog and offer to work with friends' and family members' dogs.
- Read as much relevant material as you can about training.
- Sign up for online and in-person courses to continue educating yourself as much as possible.
- Learn about the different niches of dog training.
- Work on setting up your business and getting the word out about your company.
| | | Image courtesy of Dogster. | | Did You Know:
Answer: False! The word "iwiw" actually refers to the dog's bark. | | Final Bark
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