Seven Links

I’ve been tagged by my good friend over at Success Just Clicks, Tena. My 7 Links is basically a way for a blogger to showcase some of their possibly forgotten posts. So, here we go!

My most beautiful post:
A Matter of Trust

I picked this post because I think it highlights the majority of our journey together and the most important bit of knowledge I’ve acquired working with Risa. Trust is so important in any relationship and it should be paramount in working with your dog.

My most popular post:
Blog the Change: Heroes Refuge

I cannot seem to figure out how to judge which of my posts were most-viewed by my readers, but this post had the most comments posted to it. That’s probably due to the fact that it was part of a blog stroll and was linked to a location where it was more likely to be read. That being said, I’m glad this appears to be one of my more popular posts. I feel the mission behind Heroes Refuge is one we should all support. Though I may be a bit biased. 😉

My most controversial post
Limitations

I choose this one mainly because I wrote it in response to a discussion on a dog web board where the conversation was getting a bit heated. While I’m not sure my response is truly controversial, I’m sure some people would argue with me about what I said.

My most helpful post
General Thoughts and Resources about Reactivity

This is my go-to post when I want to share information, thoughts, and resources about dog reactivity. It only touches the surface on dealing with this complicated and embarrassing issue but I think it’s a pretty good jumping off point if you’re not sure what to do. Since I seem to know a lot of people who want to rehabilitate their reactive dogs, I like sharing what information I’ve found and hope it helps others be successful.

A post whose success surprised me
Focus on the Do

It’s pretty simple for most of my friends (who are my main followers) and most of them already know this. Susan Garrett also talks a lot about “Do-Land” though I hadn’t sat through one of her amazing webinars before writing this post. Yet I got some really great feedback after writing this one. 😀

A post I feel didn

About Jamie

I'm just a traditionally-trained artist with interests in dog training. I currently teach classes at the local obedience training club (tricks, freestyle, and Rally-FrEe) and I also teach classes professionally for an organization who helps veterans train their own service dogs.
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