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27/10/2025

We are so excited to bring our next Spotlight Talks session with none other than Julia Robertson of Galen Myotherapy

This will be a great conversation! If you want to sign up for the event (happening on 8th November at 7pm IST), then comment why you want to attend this talk. And we will send the sign up link to you!

27/10/2025

I was once posed a probing question: What should we do if our dogs do not love us enough? This query immediately took me back to a conversation I shared with my late husband, Uttam. I remember looking at Nishi and Cheeru, soundly sleeping, and asking Uttam, “What do you think love is? How would you describe it?”. Uttam confessed, “I don’t know what it is, but it seems to hurt just a little bit, in a nice way”....

I was once posed a probing question: What should we do if our dogs do not love us enough? This query immediately took me back to a conversation I shared with my late husband, Uttam. I remember look…

17/10/2025

Communication is integral to not only understanding your dog and their behaviours but also to build a strong and healthy relationship with your dog.

So why not take the first step? Sign up for our Canine Communication course on courses.bharcs.com

15/10/2025

Last few hours to avail the offer.

Canine Essential 101 is our foundational course where we cover

✨️Gentle Parenting for dogs
✨️Lessons from street dogs
✨️Discover the hidden world of dogs
✨️Communicate effectively without training

And so much more!

Go to courses.bharcs.com and use the code KUKUR40 to avail the offer

13/10/2025

Kukur Tihar is a festival honoring and celebrating dogs. What better way to celebrate this festival than learning to learn from dogs?

Avail 40% discount on our Canine Essential 101 Course by logging in to courses.bharcs.com and use KUKUR40

Offer valid till 15th October 11:59pm IST!

04/10/2025

We are so excited that ‘s lovely book, Dog Knows, is now going to be available in Spanish.

A huge shout out to for making this possible! You can check out their website to know more about how you can purchase the Spanish version!

Dog Knows is soon going to be available in Greek, French and Portuguese - we are so excited to share more of the BHARCS way with readers around the world 🌏

If you’d like to translate the book in your language, drop us an email at [email protected] and let’s make that happen ✨

And if you'd like a link to purchase the book, comment LINK and we will send it to you.

02/10/2025

Early this week, we lost Dude.

For those of you who don't know, Dude belonged to the family of 4, the farmies, who shared space with Sindhoor on her farm. For any of you who have heard Sindhoor speak in the last few years, you'd have heard stories about Dude.

So this is a loss - a very heartbreaking one. For Sindhoor, of course. But for BHARCS too. We have had the privilege to experience Dude through Sindhoor's stories about him and the girls.

He holds a special place in all our hearts here at BHARCS. ❤️‍🩹

23/09/2025

WE TURN 7! ✨️🥳

And what better way to celebrate than to have more of you become part of the BHARCS family!

Use BHARCSTURNS7 to get 40% off on the Canine Essential 101 Pet Parent and Pro paths!

Offer valid for 5 days ONLY!

Log onto courses.bharcs.com and get started on the BHARCS way!

19/09/2025

Sometimes a message just clicks.

We received this photo from our colleagues in the Netherlands who hosted our Director, , for the 'Lives of Streeties' workshop. The quote, "Dogs do not have to learn to be dogs, they need space to be dogs," truly seems to be resonating, and we're so glad to see this core message making a big impact on people sharing lives with dogs!

Thank you .nl for sharing this!

17/09/2025

Did you have a chance to check out our previous post? If not, you must!

We are delighted to have collaborated with and to bring information on what we can do when an unknown dog approaches you!

Thank you and for this amazing collab on such an important and timely topic.

If you had a chance to check out the post, let us know what you thought ❤️

13/08/2025

In light of the recent developments based on the directive by Supreme Court on Street dogs, we felt that it is important to address the many questions and arguments that are emerging out of this issue.

Here is an old article by and a video that explains how we can provide care for dogs and co-exist and why removing them is a bad idea. If you want to use any of the content here to create awareness, feel free to do so.

https://citizenmatters.in/street-dogs-caregiving-feeding-management/

https://youtu.be/wjjiuIWI8AU

And finally, we are hosting a live on at 6pm IST today to discuss this issue. Tune in.

If you need the clickable links, just DM us for the links and we will send it to you!

12/07/2025

The story goes thus…Sindhoor’s excited about getting a new door. Sowjanya’s sceptical. “The main door concept is not much appreciated by our 3 visiting residents.”, she cautions. This reminds Ahana of the streeties in the park who use their paws to pull open the very gates that were installed to keep them out. “Always wondered why they pull instead of push though”, she adds. Sindhoor gets nostalgic. “Nishi was a pusher. She pushed her way through life. Cheeru daintily pulled”, she says and ponders if this was about their personality or physicality. “Nishi was so strong and heavy that even when she tried to pull, it turned into a push.”, she recounts. “All my doors have scratch marks. Luchi was a scratcher, Masti is a scratcher”, Surabhi chimes in.

Toss a picture of a reclaimed old door, into a group of BHARCS Diploma students, and the inevitable happens. A discussion on the personality of the dogs ensues. But wait! We don’t just banter about dogs, we ponder! So, let’s…

Are these personalities being described, just about the dogs or about the person experiencing the dog? We used words like ‘pushers’, ‘pullers’ and ‘scratchers’ - communication and problem-solving strategies. Our words reflect how we view their actions. We’ve seen similar actions being attributed to very different personalities – ‘naughty’, ‘attention seeking’, ‘destructive’ etc. Those labels helped us justify punishments. But our labels affect us differently. If we do not want scratched doors, we find alternate ways for our pushers, pullers and scratchers to communicate or solve for the problem they find important. More importantly, we get to celebrate their ingenuity and personalities. This choice is ours to make.

Do you celebrate your dog’s personality? Tell us more. Scratcher, puller, pusher, ‘bark-to-get-human-to-do-my-bidding’ er? Who do you experience and celebrate?

And if you want to experience the joy that BHARCS Way brings to our students, comment JOY to receive a link to FREE introduction to the BHARCS Way