Resolution Roadmap for Conflict
People who find themselves in conflict rarely choose to address the problem. This is akin to taking a trip without checking out the best route to your destination.
Home » Search in archive
Search results for: “debra vey voda hamilton”
PAC’s for Pets – What Are They?
How many of you have contributed to the AKCPAC? The AKC Canine Legislation Support Fund (CLSF)? Both groups work tirelessly to help educate candidates (PAC) and incumbents (CLSF) on the desired rights and responsibilities purebred dog owners and breeders want to see implemented or sustained.
Dog Dialog App
They are currently seeing in the conformation and perform- ance arenas. From this passion can spring disagreements and misunderstandings about what makes a better dog.
Give Peace A Chance – Are We Taking the Wrong Approach?
Are We Taking the Wrong Approach When Trying to Defend the Sport of Purebred Dogs?
Listening to Understand
How many times have you been involved in a conversation and your thoughts turn to the response you are going to give rather than listening to the words the person is saying? Often? Don’t despair, this happens more than most people realize.
Important to Me – Important to You
Think about what is important to you. If you take a moment, it is pretty clear. Now think about what is important to your significant other, co-owner, breeder or neighbor. Understanding what is important to others will save you an incredible amount of grief and misunderstanding.
From The CC Vault: Creating a Positive Atmosphere
While flying to an event in Dallas, I read an article in the Delta Sky magazine about Mr. James Corden. I hardly ever read anything in a ‘Sky’-type magazine but I love James Corden so I dove right into the article. It talked about his explosive start on late night TV and how he didn’t re-invent the genre as much as created an atmosphere. He allowed his guests to trust him. I started thinking and realized that this would make a great topic for an article in The Canine Chronicle.
Mindfulness 101 How to Win the Game
by Debra Vey Voda-Hamilton, Esq./Mediator Originally published: September 2014 For those of you reading this article, raise your hand if you are able to do one thing at a time to completion? Impossible? I am not so sure, but we believe we must multi-task to get everything done in a day. However, it does take […]
From The CC Vault: Party’s or Parties?
What To Do If You Get Sued By Debra Vey Voda-Hamilton, Esq./Mediator Hamilton Law and Mediation, PLLC Happiness is never getting sued. However, when people are in conflict over an animal, deciding to sue is an easy choice. Usually none of the parties feel heard; their issues have not been adequately addressed. Deciding to work […]
From The CC Vault: The Contract, Nipped in the Bud – Not in the Butt
By Debra Vey Voda-Hamilton, Esq./Mediator Last month’s column talked about contracts and asked the following four questions: 1.) Did you read the contract you entered into with your breeder, buyer, leaseholder, handler or even the show superintendent? 2.) If you read the contract, did you understand all the terms and responsibilities enumerated and required? 3.) […]
