Think about it. You recycle bottles, cans, and paper. What if everyone kept a third container for your local shelter or rescue?
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Frankie getting into Rally-O!
Therapy Group Outing
Our devoted Therapy Group held a De-Stress day for the kids at Wall high School to give them some Therapy Dog “therapy” before their finals. Great job! and Good luck
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Big Congratulations to all our Agility teams!!! But a special shout out must go to Miss Penni and her boy “Rigel”. I have known them since Rigel was a puppy.
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This is why I love what I do. It is especially important as this was a RESCUE DOG. This is written by owner Karen Ortley who was amazing in
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ADOPTING A DOG ~ CHILDREN My opinions on the subject of children are very popular with breeders, shelters, rescues and others who know the following bite statistics. According to the
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Frankie was there to greet all our current and past clients who brought their dogs on Sunday Dec 3rd, for photos with Santa. It was a lot of fun with
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ADOPTING A DOG ~ OTHER PETS As wonderful and giving as it is to foster or adopt, it should never be at the expense of other pets already in the
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Adopting a Dog ~ The Tools A CRATE: When a new dog enters your environment, he first seeks the new “pack” rules. Kind of like opening a new iPOD and
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ADOPTING DOGS ~ THE CONCEPTS The second installment in our series on adoption. There is a common misconception that by adopting an adult dog, you save all the “puppy issues”.
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This is Abby. She’s a beautiful 2year old pit. Her mom Raffaella, took her to all our classes here, Puppy K, Basic Obendience and Canine Good Citizen. Abby passed
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ADOPTING DOGS ~ THE BLUEPRINT FOR SUCCESS The bottom line to adoption is to think with your head and not your heart. Done right, adopting an animal in need can be
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