Shirin Dhabhar

This is what therapy dogs do. Not the dramatic version, but the quiet version. The one that happens slowly.. sometimes on a muddy trail, one small step at a time.

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1 week ago | [YT] | 4

Shirin Dhabhar

Motivational quotes hit harder when they come from a dog 😊

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Shirin Dhabhar

We’ll start: “Can you PLEASE stop jumping on random women?” 😂 Share yours in the comments.. I think this could genuinely go on forever 😃

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Shirin Dhabhar

And that’s how it starts…

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Shirin Dhabhar

Even on your worst days, when your tea went cold and the to-do got the better of you. Even when you didn’t shower and you cancelled everything. They assessed the situation. Considered all available evidence. And concluded: wonderful. 🐾😊

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 8

Shirin Dhabhar

The most powerful thing you can do for your dog costs nothing. It takes 5 seconds.

Before you react to the jumping, the barking, the whining, the spinning… pause. Just 5 seconds.

Your nervous system regulates. Your dog reads your body. The whole situation shifts.

This is not a trick. This is how dogs actually learn through your energy, your timing, and your consistency. Save this. You’ll need it on a hard day 🐾

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2 weeks ago | [YT] | 11

Shirin Dhabhar

A clicker is not just a tool… it’s a way of telling your dog: “Yes. That. Exactly that.”

In a world that can often feel confusing to dogs, clarity builds confidence. And confident dogs learn faster, stress less, and trust more.

3 months ago | [YT] | 5

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10 day online canine behaviour course starts on 23rd Feb!

Sign up, and you will walk away with everything you need to have a better, more understanding relationship with your dog.

Fee: ₹15,000
Comment “behaviour” and we’ll DM the details.

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3 months ago | [YT] | 22

Shirin Dhabhar

Dogs don’t need a perfectly timed life, but they do need one that makes sense to them. When their day is wildly unpredictable, for example walks at random hours, sudden long absences, abrupt meal times.. most dogs don’t relax into it the way we assume they will.

They end up staying a little alert, watchful and always trying to figure out what’s coming next. That constant anticipation is stressful for a nervous system.

Over time it often shows up as behaviours people describe as “too much” - like pulling, barking, restlessness, clinginess, reactivity. Not because the dog is difficult… but because nothing feels reliably predictable.

Dogs settle far more easily when life follows familiar rhythms. Not rigid military schedules but just patterns they learn they can count on.

Knowing roughly when they’ll eat, head out, be left alone, or have you return allows the body to stand down instead of staying on guard. And a regulated dog is far more capable of learning, coping, and responding calmly to the world around them.

Sometimes what looks like a small thing to us, being a bit more consistent, a bit more readable is exactly what helps a dog feel safe.

And when a dog feels safe, behaviour stops being a battle.

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Shirin Dhabhar

Tag/ share with a pet parent who needs to see this 😊🐾 #dogbehaviour #signals #pets #petparents

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