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LEAD ON!

This page will offer articles and links which may be of interest and use to prospective adopters and fosterers, and also animal rescuers. The links will open another window and take you to another website, unless otherwise specified.


Why Won't Dominance Die?

Many leading animal behaviourists are concerned that the “dominance” model of pet dog behaviour continues to survive, despite the accumulating evidence that it is at best unhelpful and at worst highly detrimental. Read this informative article by APBC member David Ryan, you may learn something new!

​Click on this link to read the article


https://www.apbc.org.uk/articles/why-wont-dominance-die​
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Trigger Stacking

Trigger stacking is a common occurrence when a dog comes into a new adoptive or foster home. The stresses of a new environment, new person, new everything, can lead to problems. This very informative article explains how we can unwittingly set a dog up to fail, when he or she comes into our home for the first time.

Click on this link to read the article.

woofliketomeet.com/2016/03/trigger-stacking-how-we-set-our-dogs-up-to-fail/

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FOR BAT RELATED RESCUE ONLY.

If you find a bat please look at this link​, which tells you how to help contain an injured or grounded bat. 


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GULLS, NESTS, EGGS AND THEIR YOUNG are protected by law under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. This poster will tell you all you need to know if you find a baby gull.
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  • About Us
    • About Us
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    • Sit Happens Training
    • LCH Hub Shop
    • A Brief History of LCH
    • Our Patron Rosie
  • Contact us
    • Pre-Assessment questions
  • Rehoming
    • ADOPT A DOG
    • FOSTER A DOG
  • Our Sanctuary
    • LCH Sanctuary
  • Support Us
    • Donate
    • Do You Shop Online?
    • Wish List
    • Hold an event
    • A Gift in Your Will
  • Get Involved
    • Volunteer
    • Events
    • Write to your MP
  • NEWS & INFO
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    • Lead On!
    • News Blog
    • Casper
    • Newsletter archive
  • Our Supporters
    • Local businesses
    • Corporate supporters
    • Our Funders
  • Waggy Tail Ending
  • Rainbow Bridge
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