Write on AEDC Blog

We are thrilled to announce an exciting opportunity for collaboration on our AEDC Blog, where dog lovers, professionals, and enthusiasts can share their stories, knowledge, and expertise on all things related to dogs, wolves, human-animal interaction, anthrozoology, animals, and the environment.

Our AEDC Academy has been a source of valuable information for our community. Now, we want to open up the AEDC Blog to all of you, providing a platform for your voices to be heard and your experiences to be shared.

For dog parents, this is an extraordinary chance to showcase the unique journey you've shared with your beloved pets. Whether it's a heartwarming adoption story, a tale of resilience from a rescued dog, insights into your dog's lifestyle, or navigating behavioral challenges, we encourage you to contribute and inspire others. Sharing your experiences will not only bring attention to your story but also provide support and guidance to fellow dog parents who may be going through similar situations. Your narratives have the power to create a community that understands, empathizes, and learns from each other.

If you're a dog professional instead, this collaboration offers an excellent platform for you to contribute your expertise. You can share captivating case studies, stories of remarkable dog transformations, reviews of scientific articles related to dogs and animals, or any other insightful content that can help others understand dogs, animals, and nature better. Your contributions will not only contribute to the knowledge base of our community but also generate visibility for your work and professional endeavors.

To ensure the quality of our blog posts, we have a few guidelines in place:

1) The text should be between 400 and 900 words, allowing for a concise and engaging read.

2) You can use any writing style you prefer. You can use emojis if you like.

3) You can provide one or two pictures relevant to your post. If the resolution of your pictures is low, we may replace them with suitable images from our archive to maintain visual appeal.

4) We may check your text for spelling and make some minor corrections, or ask you to make some correction.

5) If you wish to be contacted by the readers of your post, or want to provide your website or other contact details to promote your work, you can do so by including those details when you submit your work.