Good Dogs with Kathy Kropp

Good Dogs with Kathy Kropp Offering all levels of dog training classes. Fungility (low impact agility), Rally classes and private lessons. She is also a member of the Assoc.

KATHY KROPP’S career began almost 20 years ago working with her own dog, a black lab mix named Emma (the dog from her logo). She found it to be so rewarding that it completely changed her relationship with her dog. She decided she wanted to teach others to have the same bond with their dogs. With numerous seminars and three years of apprenticeship under her belt, she started her business in Southe

rn California, teaching classes and giving private instruction. She quickly found a great need for owners wanting more than basic training. They needed help with problem behaviors which were causing them to become frustrated with their dogs, sometimes to the point of giving them up. This quickly became Kathy’s specialty, giving people the help they needed (often meaning the difference between a dog staying in their home instead of going to a shelter). With her intuitive approach and gentle non-force methods she continues to help people gain a greater understanding and respect for their canine friends. She has appeared on local television and radio spots and donates time to humane organizations. of Pet Dog Trainers. She now lives on the Central Coast of California and continues to pursue her first love of working directly “hands on” with people and their dogs. Kathy is an avid sailor, equestrian and accomplished guitarist and singer. She lives with her husband Jerry and their two labs Zoe and Nikko.

06/16/2026
06/14/2026

Most pet owners have never heard of New World screwworm, yet it’s one of the most destructive parasites affecting animals. Unlike typical maggots that feed on dead tissue, screwworm larvae invade and feed on living tissue. Combined with the fact that a single female fly can lay hundreds of eggs in or near a wound, a minor injury can quickly become a serious medical concern.

With confirmed New World screwworm cases in Mexico, Texas, and New Mexico, and concerns about spread to neighboring states, pet parents should know the warning signs, prevention and treatment strategies.

To help protect your pet in high-risk areas:

🪰 Check your pet daily for wounds, cuts, swelling, and skin irritations. Screwworm flies are attracted to open wounds, tick bites, ear infections, hot spots, surgical incisions, and other areas of damaged skin.

🪰 Keep all wounds clean, protected, and treated promptly. Any cut, scratch, or skin lesion should be monitored closely and never left unattended.

🪰 Know the warning signs of infestation. Watch for swelling, discharge, a foul odor, excessive licking, pain, or a wound that appears to be getting larger instead of healing. Contact your veterinarian immediately if you notice any of these signs.

🪰 Use fly-control measures and repellents consistently, especially if your pet has a wound or recent surgical site.

Join us today, Live at 12pm ET. We’ll be discussing New World screwworm, plus surprising new research on doggy dementia, gut health and epilepsy, indoor fungal pollution, and other important pet health updates.

Plus, Inside Scoop subscribers can now download our complete New World Screwworm Guide inside the community group. The ebook includes prevention strategies, treatment information, recovery guidance, wound-support protocols, and DIY fly deterrent recipes. 🐾

👉 Drop SCOOPERS below and we’ll message you a link to join the Inside Scoop, our Planet Paws community where you can watch the full replay, submit your questions, and get access to our ebooks, guides, and more!

06/13/2026

Please share these sweet dogs! 💗💙 They deserve a loving forever home!

06/13/2026
06/13/2026

Beginning Dog Training starts Saturday, June 20th at 9:30 am in Templeton. Come join the fun. All basic training exercises taught along with problem-solving ,canine body language, and much much more. Six week course for $160. Call or email for more information. [email protected] or 805 237-9985.

06/13/2026

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