struggling to get your deaf dog’s attention? lost in the jungle of contradictory information? as a deaf dog expert, i’ll condense the conversation, so it clicks for you and your dog. nix the nay and no.

worry that you won’t be able to train your deaf dog to walk nicely on a leash? with science-based training techniques and a mutual love for teaching humans and dogs, terrie will make communicating with your deaf dog make …

you may have seen deaf dogs responding to the hand signals of their owners, and perhaps, you use hand signals with your own dog. what is the most effective way of communicating with your dog? they tested 11 dogs in an experiment that allowed the dogs to detect the presence of a person by smell only, sight only, sound only, or using all three senses at once. when it came to only one cue at a time, the sight, sound, …

today, there’s a good deal of information out there about living with a deaf dog. other dogs can go deaf from a variety of causes, ranging from chronic ear infections or injuries to drug toxicity and old age, says george m. strain, phd, a leading veterinary researcher on the causes of deafness in dogs and a professor of neuroscience at the school of veterinary medicine, louisiana state university. dalmatians seem to be the most at risk, he says, with 30% …