Constructing Canine Consent

This audiobook explores the evolving concept of canine consent within dog training, emphasizing that it is a human-constructed idea that requires adaptation to suit dogs' needs. It outlines five key categories of consent—including touch, cooperative care, and consent-based learning—highlighting the importance of two-way communication and meaningful choices in interactions with dogs. Aimed at professionals and caregivers alike, the book seeks to integrate existing knowledge with new insights to enhance our understanding of canine autonomy and emotional wellbeing, ultimately challenging societal norms regarding dog behavior.