What is a SATS Certification and how can I get one???
By 17 May, 2012

SATS Certification FAQS Q)  Is SATS certification a dog training certification? A)  No.  It is a certification in a particular technique (SATS).  One does not need to be a dog trainer to become certified.  One simply must successfully complete the requirements and maintain their earned status.  Anyone who wants to understand and use SATS is welcome to become certified in one or more of the SATS certifications. Q)  What are the SATS certification? A)  There currently two types, or branches,  of SATS certifications offered at this time: 1)  Bridge and ...

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Announcing 2012 New York workshops
By 14 May, 2012

2012 New York workshops Location: Manlius, NY, (near Syracuse) June 25-26, DOG AROUSAL 1-2 – CASES, DOGS ON APPROVAL; partially fulfills certification prerequisite This is also an opportunity to work on challenging cases, get to help others and more. and August 17- PRIVATE SESSIONS August 18-19 DOG AROUSAL 3-4 – CASES, DOGS ON APPROVAL; partially fulfills certification prerequisite August 20-23 CERTIFICATION CAMP August 25-26 BRIDGE AND TARGET 1-2 Please email for details (kc@synalia.com) CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: to GET certified: DOG AROUSAL 1-4 (or Calm, Coping & in Command 1-4 or PM ...

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Can animals choose to help?
By 6 May, 2012

What do YOU think about this video: An overturned tortoise is boosted from behind by his companion, which helps him to right him (her) self. Do you think the tortoise is purposely helping a friend? Why or why not? How smart are tortoises? Do you know any tortoises personally? Do you believe a tortoise forms friendships?   What about this video? Let us know what you think!

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Synchronistic meeting
By 28 April, 2012

Today I had a nice little adventure.  Just back from the funeral service of the wonderful aunt who was like a mother to me.  I was sad, tired and a bit overwhelmed with the work to catch up on.  I stopped by to see my truly outstanding horse and confidant.  Time with her always restores me.  Then to start the errands – Trader Joe’s for sourdough bread, the auto store for wiper blades and brake light bulbs, pine straw to the apartment building to dress the flower beds, tomatoes to ...

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Interview with Fromm Family Foods folks, by Jamie Dolan
By 18 February, 2012

“Fromm Family Foods – Premium Pet Food – We Answer Your Questions -PodCast Recording by Jamie Dolan: Concerns about what food is safe and nutritious for our pets are ongoing. After a online poll and extensive discussions I created a list of questions about pet food from our community members. I interviewed Bryan Nieman, Creative Director and 5th generation family member of Fromm Family Foods in Mequon, WI to get answers to those questions and create this PodCast recording for you.” Listen to the full PodCast here: http://www.pawdogs.com/2012/02/09/fromm-family-foods/ Listen to ...

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Connection: the desire to share company
By 17 January, 2012

Recently I was walking with my horse and a friend in the woods. My friend had her phone video, and she recorded some of our activities, allowing me to share this one with you. My horse is fed at the same time each day, and I was hurrying to get us back to the paddock on time. My horse wanted to stay to graze a bit at a meadow we crossed. I told her it was time for her to be fed and we needed to get back on time. ...

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Dog arousal can be solved – sometimes in days!
By 15 January, 2012

Hard to believe this little face would ever inflict harm. Believe it! Even a small dog can be dangerous when aroused. All dogs need to learn to be calm, coping and in command of themselves. We will be offering an online class in coping with dog arousal. Sign up for the newsletter if you want to be one of the first to participate. A sign-up form will be added shortly, for now, please drop us a message with the Contact Form, letting us know your interested. Thanks! This dog’s owner ...

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Julie Kinsey on the APBT’s & AmStaffs (NOT pit bulls! Read on…)
By 9 January, 2012

If you have any trouble with the above player, please click here to play it in a different player or to download a Mp3 version. Julie Kinsey is the official trainer for Rounder’s Ruffians, a top breeder of American Staffordshire Terriers. She’s highly respected by other trainers, especially in the obedience circles, and has put at least 28 titles on 10 different dogs – 8 of them American Staffordshire Terriers (AST’s). These intelligent, passionate, challenging dogs are the focus of great controversy. Insurance carriers won’t insure homes that have them. ...

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Viva Syn Alia – 2012
By 30 December, 2011

I hope everyone has a wonderful 2012. I had a great 2011 and accomplished many things. It’s been a year of change as I’ve moved more and more projects into the digital world. For example I now am producing podcasts which you can come and listed to or download right here on my Synalia site. I recently updated by my facebook pages, which I would encourage you to join me on. My main business page is: http://www.facebook.com/SynAlia and my personal facebook page is: http://www.facebook.com/kaycecover. Please join me on both pages ...

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Holiday Tips and Talk
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Welcome to our Holiday Tips and Talk Newsletter

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