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Dog Training Tip: Why Your Dog Becomes a “Different Dog” on a Leash and How to Fix It
Does your dog go from calm and friendly to barking, lunging, and out of control when they are on a leash? If so, you’re not alone. This common challenge, known as leash reactivity, affects countless dogs and their guardians. The good news: it’s not a personality flaw, and it’s not permanent. With the right approach, this behavior can be changed. One of our longtime supporters, Dawna Caldwell of Canine Corral Dog Daycare and Happy Tails to You Dog Training , shares her advice
Christy Griffin
2 days ago2 min read


Volunteer Spotlight
Serena Gandhi, Youth Team Leader At Duo Duo Project, progress is powered by people who choose compassion. Few embody that spirit more fully than Serena Gandhi. For the past six years, Serena has been a driving force behind our Duo Duo Pack Youth Team. She has helped inspire a new generation to take action for animals. Serena’s impact can be felt across so many of our efforts. From supporting outreach campaigns to helping raise critical funds, she has consistently shown up wi
Christy Griffin
Mar 12 min read


Welcoming the New Year with New Hope and Real Progress
Happy Year of the Fire Horse! Lunar New Year is a time of renewal, reflection, and possibility. As we step into a new year, we do so with gratitude for how far we have come together, and with renewed determination for the work ahead. Because of your support, this is a time of hope and measurable progress. For over 13 years, Duo Duo Project has worked on the ground in China, 365 days a year, to end the dog and cat meat trade. And today, we can say with confidence: this is a wi
Christy Griffin
Feb 163 min read


Planting the Seeds of Compassion
"Follow me to see the cats!" 📷 @猫不理张杨 Change begins with education and outreach. Thanks to the support of our generous donors, Duo Duo Project has been able to allocate most of our resources over the past 13 years to youth education and community outreach events . Each event allows us to transform young hearts and minds, helping children in cities like Yulin — where the infamous Dog Meat “Festival” is held — to think of dogs and cats as family, not food . You help plant th
Christy Griffin
Feb 92 min read
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