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How happy are the "happy brain chemicals"?

How happy are the "happy brain chemicals"?

How happy are the "happy brain chemicals"?

by Diana Kastner, co-founder of ADB If you are active in the social media dog community, you have probably come across one of them at...

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Oct 19, 20225 min read

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K9 Life Coaching/Affective Dog Behavior disclaimer: Affective Dog Behavior is a combination program founded of experience, skills and Dr. Jaak Panksepp's Affective Neuroscience as well as Social Neuroscience and various research in general Neuroscience. While your ADB Team is knowledgeable in the topics covered within the program, the Team continually adds new knowledge through their efforts in translating ongoing modern (neuro)science into "dog". That said, please understand that the ADB Team is not a team of scientists but a team of canine professionals who with a keen interest in the various branches of Neuroscience.
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