@RompingDogs

Certified Dog Training for dogs of all ages and behavior levels, from the rowdy puppy to the adult dog.

 Redding, CA
rompingdogs.com
Joined August 2012
  • Tweets2.5K
  • Following616
  • Followers530
247Media
A very special Christmas message from Champ and Major Biden.
1,124
5,945
1,432
35,152
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Leave No Trace@leavenotrace3 Oct 2019
Shout out to all the adventure dogs out there that stay on their leashes where regulations require! Not only are you helping keep sensitive vegetation safe by sticking to the trail, but you’re also respecting the wildlife in the area. Adventure on, adventure dogs 🐕 🐶!
8
31
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Public Land Lover@publiclandlvr10 Apr 2019
Happy Wednesday, friends! Here is my #barkranger posing w/ a meadow of native Ranunculus ocxidentalis (Western Buttercup). Had she been in the midst of the flowers, it would be a diff pic, but we practice @leavenotrace and those beauties are working hard to grow in a burn scar.
1
2
1
8
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Beans The Whippet@BeansTheWhippet23 Feb 2019
When you need to make a jump and you have a couch and pole 🙌🏼 #itworks #brilliant #jump #dogtraining #rally #obedience #whippetstyle #beansthewhippet Agapé Ranch Dog Sports ZoomDog Supplements @rompingdogs Two Dogs Pet Services facebook.com/BeansWhippet/vi…
1
1
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Dr Zazie Todd (PhD)@CompAnimalPsych2 Feb 2019
Eight tips to help fearful dogs feel safe ow.ly/vPeo30ny7a5
1
8
1
15
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Dr Zazie Todd (PhD)@CompAnimalPsych22 Jan 2019
Fear, stress, and puppy brain development: what to know. Fantastic article from @fearfreepets by @wombatarama with quotes from @dogzombieblog and Dr. Erica Feuerbacher fearfreehappyhomes.com/fear-…
12
1
19
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Anindita Bhadra@Abhadra721 Jan 2019
How do dogs perceive human gestures on streets? Read the story on our latest paper by @SciResMatters researchmatters.in/news/obey… @EthologyScience @Dognition @DoUBelieveInDog
5
1
6
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Dr Zazie Todd (PhD)@CompAnimalPsych21 Jan 2019
Developing a cat-friendliness assessment for dogs ow.ly/PHVz30nn8tB
1
9
25
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Alexandra Horowitz@DogUmwelt11 Dec 2018
thrilled to share our new publication on the positive effects of playing nosework with your dog "Let me sniff! Nosework induces positive judgment bias in pet dogs" (Duranton, Horowitz) www-sciencedirect-com.ezprox…
5
22
5
55
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Darwin's Ark@darwinsarkfnd28 Nov 2018
Encouraging Girls to be Scientists with a Girl’s Best Friend | @CompAnimalPsych buff.ly/2TRA9eR
5
2
6
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Darwin's Ark@darwinsarkfnd14 Nov 2018
You Want Me To Pee Where? @McConnellWrites on house training! buff.ly/2QMGUwI
1
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Dr Zazie Todd (PhD)@CompAnimalPsych5 Nov 2018
Dogs fall asleep faster after a bad experience, but sleep less deeply ow.ly/aALs30muF8Z
1
6
15
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Eniko Kubinyi@KubinyiEniko18 Sep 2018
Our new paper on dominance is available as preprint @fluffywolfhusky biorxiv.org/content/early/20…
1
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Marc Bekoff@MarcBekoff20 Jul 2018
Do Uncaged Animals Produce More Reliable Science? psychologytoday.com/us/blog/… An interview with Garet Lahvis about how to make research on other animals more reliable. One of his arguments is that uncaged animals produce better scientific results.
1
10
2
19
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Family Dog Project@FamDogProject7 Jul 2018
"The overall effect the Chernobyl disaster has had on local wildlife populations still isn't clear to scientists. Grey wolves, in particular, have flourished: some estimates say there are seven times... sciencealert.com/first-grey-…
4
13
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Hal Herzog@herzoghal3 Jul 2018
Hot off the press. A special issue containing 30 of anthrozoology's most cited papers is now available for free (open access) at this site. explore.tandfonline.com/page…
26
3
45
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Marc Bekoff@MarcBekoff22 Jun 2018
Tail docking puppies and social communication ... I also write about this in Canine Confidential: Why Dogs Do What They Do amazon.com/Canine-Confidenti… Some dogs learn to communicate in other ways but this sort of mutiliation should be banned ...
1
2
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Marc Bekoff@MarcBekoff17 Jun 2018
Animals Feel Pain Because Something Hurts and their pain means as much to them as ours does to us, and we must take what they're telling us very seriously ... psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

Animals Feel Pain Because Something Hurts

Feeling pain alerts an individual about something harmful. If these feelings also tell others something is amiss, this is coincidental, not the primary reason pain has evolved.

psychologytoday.com
1
38
2
79
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Patricia B McConnell@McConnellWrites5 Jun 2018
Wowser! @CanineScience Forum Rocks! Don't worry if you missed it, it will be available FREE SOON. bit.ly/2JuvT2s #behavioralgeneticsrocks
1
9
20
Kat Camplin, KPA-CTP retweeted
Marc Bekoff@MarcBekoff30 May 2018
we must pay careful attention to the ways in which dogs "talk" to us and ask us to do things for them. They're pretty good at telling us -- we just have to watch them carefully so that we fulfill their desires. When we do, it's a win-win for all. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
10
19
Load more