Some useful links

Sarah Myhill
Carla Lane Animal Resue Centre
Carla Lane is the Rescue Centre where we found Kuzu! They do things the right way.

Books

Understanding the silent communication of dogs (2nd edition, 2017) by Rosie Lowry in association with Marilyn Aspinall
The book can be found on my website and purchased there, or "from Amazon":https://amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/0956593410.
Turid Rugaas. On talking terms with dogs: Calming signals
Understanding canine communication is paramount to a relationship with any dog.
Caroline Ingraham: Help your dog heal itself
Xandria Williams: From stress to success
Patrick Holford: Hidden food allergies
Patrick Holford: Food is better medicine than drugs
Anne-Lise Miller: Too young to grow old
Cindy Engle: Wild health
Dr Natasha Campbell-McBride: Gut and pyschology syndrome
Dan Hughes
Daniel I. Siegel, MD
Dr. Sue Gerhardt

Colleagues

Sheila Harper
Canine Communication and Lead Aggression.
Turid Rugaas
Turid is an internationally renowned expert on canine body language and writer of bestselling books on the topic.
Dog Games Shop
I often recommend my clients to use a harness rather than a collar when walking their dogs. Dog Games, operated by Sally Hopkins, manufacture the fleece-lined harnesses I use for my own dogs. Sally also provides a great range of toys which stimulate and entertain dogs in a sensible way without getting them overexcited, something else I often advise.
Dr. Miriam Krause - Vet
A friend and colleague, Dr. Miriam Krause is a Veterinary Surgeon living in the Shetland Islands. Not only has Miriam qualified as a vet - she is also qualified as a Behaviourist and a Bowen Technique Practitioner.
Vetclick
Vetclick is the primary resource site for Veterinary Surgeons, Surgery Staff and Pet Owners looking to find a reputable Vet in their local area. An excellent News section and a great Calendar function make sure you will be kept up-to-date with latest developments in the Pet World.
Cavalier Matters
Our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Jaffa, suffered with a few of the genetic disorders typical of the breed. We managed to make her life a LOT more comfortable by offering her a calm, quiet environment to live in. The Cavalier Matters website is a supporter of this approach, and so we are a supporter of them!
Memory Perles
Memory Perles, run by Susan Feye in France, can turn your pet's ashes into a beautiful pendant necklace.
About Ann Lowe and her work
Ann is a treasured colleague. A writer based in the North West of England with many articles published in National publications

Online resources

Rebekah Hudson
Where science and dogs meet
There are some scientific studies at the end of this article.
Lives of Streeties
An observational study of Indian street dogs.
The Science Dog
I agree with Linda Case about vets.
Veg Vet
Some positive changes are beginning to happen at a veterinary clinic in New York, America, who actively encourage carers to stay with their pets during procedures.
Amber Batson
Vet Amber Batson makes changes for dogs.
Kama Brown - IAABC Journal
Should we reconsider the relevance of train sit?
Robert Sapolski stress lectures
Especially useful in understanding stress in humans and much of this can be applicable to understanding dogs and how their lives might be affected.
Science Direct
Recognition of aggressive and anxious behaviors in canines by a group of Chilean veterinarians.
Science Daily
Treats might mask animal intelligence.
The MAD museum
Gadget museum in Stratford Upon-Avon.
Caroline Ingraham: Zoopharmacognosy
The Border Collie Trust - where Pogo came from
We always try to get our dogs from Rescue Centres. Pogo came from the Border Collie Trust, but after having her DNA tested, we found she wasn't actually a border collie!

Other

David Penn
An old friend, David, kindly allowed us to use a picture of his dog Blammo for the website. David's an award-winning magician, as seen on the ITV programme "Britain's Got Talent".
Cat vs. Internet
Dogs (like cats) will use behaviour as a way to attract your attention. They will see any kind of reaction, positive OR negative as their reward for the behaviour. This cartoon shows how!
Animal Emotions
Researchers are beginning to study the emotional reactions of animals to different events. Here, the scientist and author John Balcombe shows some emotional responses from a range of animals.
Stock.xchng
Some images on this site are courtesy of the fine photographers who put their work up on sxc.hu. Many thanks.
Rosie profiled in Dogs Today magazine
Dogs Today April 2022 featured a profile of Rosie, explaining how and why she came to writing about understanding dogs' communication signals.

References

Rialland, P., Bichot, S., Moreau, M. et al.
Clinical validity of outcome pain measures in naturally occurring canine osteoarthritis. BMC Vet Res 8, 162.
Kristin D. Neff, Ya-Ping Hsieh and Kullaya Dejitterat
Self-compassion, Achievement Goals, and Coping with Academic Failure, Self and Identity, 4:3, 263-287, DOI: 10.1080/13576500444000317.

VIPs and colleagues

Sheila Harper and Winny Boerman courses come highly recommended
Also look out for their forthcoming book: "Beyond Behaviour".
Jean Gough
A Dog Behaviour Advisor from Walsall (Midlands) who is so knowledgeable about dogs, and her approach is gentle and empathetic: just what all dogs need.
Sally Hopkins
Dog Games harnesses were employed for Hagrid and I use them for all dogs in my care because of the soft, evenly distributed support. A luxurious item chosen for the comfort they offer dogs.
Rosee Riggs
German and English website: good-dog-practice.eu.
Susanne Lehr
Lisa Tenzin-Dolma
Author and founder of International School for Canine Psychology (ISCP).
Martha Knowles
A fantastic source of information for anyone wanting to learn more about the silent communication of dogs. Martha explains so well how each communication signal is used in a variety of situations: "$":https://facebook.com/silentcanineconversations.
Dawn Allen at Four Positive Paws
Winkie Spiers
Pat White
Pennie Clayton
Julia Robertson
Galen Therapy.
Ann and Lyn Lowe
Andrew Hale
Certified animal behaviourist.
Caroline Lewis
Qualified dog behaviourist specialising in rescue and deaf dogs.