Young mammals need to eat, and there’s not one way to do it
August 12, 2016 — Julie Hecht
Get em’ while they’re hot
July 31, 2016 — Julie Hecht
A new look at the role of spray bottles in training
July 29, 2016 — Julie Hecht
Researchers take a much needed look at salivary cortisol in dogs
July 27, 2016 — Julie Hecht
Study finds these elective surgeries influence perceptions of dog personality
July 22, 2016 — Julie Hecht
You point, (most) dogs follow. Who cares?
June 30, 2016 — Julie Hecht
Cat training is on the rise, and it’s a good thing
June 19, 2016 — Julie Hecht
Like Darwin going to the Galápagos, everywhere you look in animal shelters, there are questions to pose
April 30, 2016 — Julie Hecht
When innovative techniques and fearful dogs meet, wonderful things happen. Watch the ASPCA's Second Chance Dogs, Saturday, April 16 on Animal Planet
April 18, 2016 — Julie Hecht
Two upcoming shows highlight extraordinary developments in animal welfare. First up, the ASPCA's Second Chance Dogs, Saturday, April 16 on Animal Planet
April 14, 2016 — Julie Hecht
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