Brindle Posse Rescue, Inc.

Brindle Posse Rescue, Inc. We are dedicated to mostly senior or hospice dogs in Rochester NY and surrounding areas. Shop our store! All goes to dogs in our care!

06/26/2026

It's forget me knot $5 Friday. In honor of some of the dogs we've lost but were loved so very much even for a short time. Please help us save more. Forget your latte so no one forgets what they went through. For any donation of $5 or more you will receive a packet of forget me knots pictured. Please remember to send me a mailing address.
Venmo - brindleposse-rescue
PayPal - [email protected]
www.brindleposse.org
Thank you so very much for your continued support.

06/25/2026
06/24/2026

Many successful lost dog recoveries begin with a well-managed feeding station because it turns a moving target into a dog with a dependable routine.

06/23/2026

Tails can have an unsure side?👀
Tails are sneaky.
Their tail isn't just moving.
It's communicating.

Most people only look for one thing
Wagging = happy.
Except that's not always true.

A dog can wag when they're excited.
Wag when they're frustrated.
They can wag when they're worried.
They can even wag when they're deciding what to do next.

This is where it gets interesting.

Because it's not just if the tail moving, it’s which side too.

Researchers have found that some dogs can wag more to one side than the other depending on what they're feeling.

Theres a catch though.
The problem is we often focus on the tail and ignore the rest of the dog.

A wagging tail attached to a relaxed body tells a very different story to a wagging tail attached to a dog with a closed mouth, hard eyes and a body full of tension.

That's why tails can be so misleading.

The same signal can mean completely different things depending on what comes with it, what side as well as where and when it’s wagging.

A tail can give us a clue.
But clues really aren't the whole story.

So what emotion are they communicating?

To answer that, we need to look at the bigger picture.

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06/21/2026

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06/19/2026

"Why would I want my dog doing nothing?"🙄
Because the nothing is everything.

It's teaching them to settle.
Teaching them to switch off.
Showing them that relaxation is an option.

We spend so much time teaching dogs to do things.
Sit.
Come. Wait. Leave it.
But some dogs never learn how to stop.

Ever sat at a dog-friendly café and wondered how some dogs can just lie there and relax?

Next time you're there, have a look underneath them.
Notice that mat?
Their own little piece of familiarity in a very busy world.

A place where good things have happened over and over again.

Food. Pats. Toys. Praise.
Safety.

The mistake people make is jumping straight to "stay".

Because a mat isn't supposed to be a place your dog is forced to remain.
It's a place they want to be.

At first, all you're doing is making that spot the best place in the world.
Then you slowly expand where that mat goes.
The backyard.
Then a friend's house.
The vet waiting room.

It’s not "stay here."
It’s not "don't move."

It should be "This spot is safe."

That's why mat work can be so powerful.

That's why it works.

06/14/2026

Tracy Plunkett Glass

Address

Ontario, NY
14519

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