Katie, Andre, and I recently met with Yariv Melamed, a dog trainer for Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind, while he was in town for work. In and of itself, this was pretty cool. Meeting people who train working dogs in any field is always interesting....
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Volunteers Needed for University of Toronto Canine Cognition Lab
Want to know more about how your dog thinks and learns? The Canine Cognition Lab at the University of Toronto (part of the Psychology department's Computational Cognitive Development Lab) is looking for pet dogs and their owners to participate in fun studies examining...
School is in Session!
Earlier this month, we had the privilege of being invited to do a lecture for a University of Toronto Introduction to Psychology for Ashley Waggoner Denton. It is always an honour to be able to contribute to education and the scientific community; after all,...
Congratulations to New Therapy Dogs Percy and Sydney
Congratulations to Percy (When Hounds Fly Dundas West Alumni) and Sydney (When Hounds Fly North Toronto Alumni) for becoming our latest two alumni to become certified St John Ambulance Therapy Dogs! Sydney was already certified as a CKC Canine Good Neighbour as well....
Our New Location at 1036 Pape Avenue
In the last six years, over 3000 dogs (and their owners!) have taken classes with When Hounds Fly. We're proud to announce that our 3500 square foot facility in Pape Village (1036 Pape Avenue) is now open, and accepting new students. About Our Facility in Pape Village...
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