K-9 Obedience

K-9 Obedience Dog Obedience and Behavioral Modification

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Bruno Miley at class today
07/26/2014

Bruno Miley at class today

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07/18/2014

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07/15/2014

Last year, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) in Urbana, Illinois, handled nearly 180,000 cases about pets exposed to possibly poisonous substances. Check out our top 5 tips for what to do in a pet poisoning emergency.

07/14/2014

Very URGENT: 2 major dogs food brands issue recall

06/15/2014

This will kill roughly half the dogs it affects. Do you know the signs?What is bloat?When the stomach is filled with air, fluid or food, it’s considered bloat. Bloating is extremely uncomfortable, and it can put pressure on other organs and cause difficulty breathing. However, the term “bloat,” when…

06/11/2014

by Nicole Pajer There seems to be an increasing amount of stories about dogs being attacked by coyotes these days, and not just in rural areas. As humans have continued to develop land, coyotes hav

06/09/2014

Hill's Pet Nutrition was voluntarily recalling 62 bags of Science Diet® Adult Small & Toy Breed™ dry dog food due to possible salmonella contamination, the company announced Monday. Bags of Science Diet Toy and Small Breed dog food were

05/28/2014

Our next K-9 Obedience training class starts July 12 2014 at 9 am. GOSHEN Animal clinic. In the back. For more information call 8484065.

01/30/2014

Does your dog lick things obsessively? A dog licking various objects is considered pretty much normal among pet owners and experts. But when a dog obsessively a

01/11/2014

When practicing with your dog, keep it short and successful. A mistake that you don't want to make is pushing your dog to the point of failure over and over. An example would be trying to get your dog to sit for 60 seconds. If you keep getting to 50 seconds and your dog gets up or lies down, you need to take a step back and do something your dog can succeed with. If 50 seconds is where the dog keeps failing at, I would shoot for 40 seconds. When the dog is successful with 40 seconds, release him and reward. Do a couple repetitions of having successful 40 second repetitions and then try to increase the amount of time you are asking for

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