FULL PELT
'Primum non nocere'

A meaty stash of various paraphernalia to satiate the fellow canine connoisseur.
FULL PELT aims to serve as a diverse educational resource for the general tumblr community; from the average lay person seeking your standard rudimentary information, to experienced trainers and otherwise keen parties interested in enhancing their knowledge or discussing advanced topics.
We hope to pay homage to the harmony inspired by successful, mutually-symbiotic human-animal partnerships—those founded on trust, communication and collaboration—as captured through art and the written word, in its many forms.

Refer to the disclaimer for more information on FULL PELT, and to view our copyright statement.
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Feel free to submit a photo of your own dog/s, or possibly share an article you wish to see gain exposure.
Breed suggestions welcome!
For a full comprehensive list of shelters and breed-specific rescues in Australia, visit PetRescue.com.au.

Full Pelt is run by [enquire for personal blog], in collaboration with contributors myasphyxiatedmind, and tr1angl3. Views expressed may not be collectively agreed upon by all members.

The purpose of the content featured herein is non-commercial. It is exhibited and shared for the appreciation of art and the canine subject, and belongs to its respective owners. I hold no copyright ownership of the material, unless stated contrarily. The content is published with attribution given to the artist’s name, and linked back to the original source. It is sourced from public domain, or from image hosting sites displayed under a creative commons license or possibly where copyright is unclear and not directly claimed.
I cannot be held accountable for “reblogging” content that may have been incorrectly attributed by a separate party.
In the event that you, the rightful artist, recognize your work featured on this blog, and do not wish for it to be shared, please don’t hesitate to contact me, and I will remove it promptly.

We at Full Pelt follow a progressive training philosophy, and practice scientifically-established methods, driven by ethics. It is not our intention to condemn other methods of training, with the exception of those built on outright cruelty, willful ignorance or with deliberate oppression in mind, but rather to offer a nonjudgmental approach and provide intellectual insight into alternative avenues, should individuals be interested in expanding their knowledge.
We do not believe fear tactics are an efficient means of teaching.

Full Pelt advocates feeding a fresh (ideally raw), biologically appropriate diet—that of a mesocarnivorous diet in the case of the domestic canine—free of grains, carbohydrates or fillers. You may find more information on this topic in our Training and Nutrition page.

We think rescue dogs are pretty neat! We think GoodforDogs are pretty neat too, for accommodating an easily accessible grid display of all dogs seeking homes in pounds and shelters across Australia. Go check out the dogs currently available for adoption in your home state.