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Veterinary Life 4Ever
The power of words in the Veterinary Field and what happens when journalism loses its way.
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My Best Teachers Had Four Legs
Sometimes the dogs you think were "the worst" were the best teachers.
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Hide Placement in Nosework: It's an Art Form
Hide placement in nosework is literally an art form, an art I'm still trying to master.
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The Devil in the Forest
The wake up call.
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Handling, Preparation, and Storage of Odor
A how-to in handling, preparation and storage of the odors, for practice and travel.
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Červená a Betta Story
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Cues, Cues, and Pressure, Too
Here are some helpful techniques for success in nosework.
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The Channel and the Pooling Hides
Read on for tips on channeling and pooling hides for nosework.
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The Wolf in the Forest
This is an article advocating for the wolf that takes a peek into the life of the Canis lupus. Sometimes, things are not always how they seem.
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The Girl and the Merle
A story of two beings finding each other and healing together.
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What Is Source and the Inaccessible Hide in Nosework?
Learn all about source and the inaccessible hide in nosework. Includes reasons a dog may leave the source of odor and examples of handler error.
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A Beginner's Guide to Nosework Organizations
This article explains some of the more well-known canine nosework organizations and offers a run-down of the types of training/trial environments.
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K9 Nosework: An Up and Coming Dog Sport
Read an overview of the up-and-coming dog sport, canine nosework.
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The Greyhound Song- Magic Wizard
This is Magic Wizard's Song- the life of an ex greyhound racer who beat the odds stacked against her and came out on top.
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Of Picnic Baskets and Stars
They always said opposites attract but are they truly opposites?
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The Needle Snake
It wasn't a knife, nor a skewer, merely a needle. That needle let in the snake, a snake far deadlier than any knife or skewer. A young cabbie must rid himself of this enemy before it is too late.
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Excoriation Disorder: A Walk in Our Skin
Excoriation disorder, or dermatillomania, is a psychological disorder categorized by the compulsive urge to pick at one's skin. I've had this disorder for more than half of my life.