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09/10/2024

08/13/2024

Happy Basic Training graduation to Moose!

06/11/2024

Dear scowling teenager, I would love to know why we received your nasty look. Your dog was off leash, your dog charged aggressively at me and my On Leash dog, and your dog nearly ran into traffic - which I helped prevent! I put a spritz of citronella Between your dog and the traffic to keep her from running out in front of a car and getting killed. I put my hand up to stop traffic so they would not run over her if she ran out. I stayed where I was so you could grab her instead of waking off with her following us and you needing to chase her down. So Why the Scowl and lack of a thank you?!
*A picture of what I think*

05/14/2024

“Yes, I gradumated Puppy Kindergarten. I worked on my social skills, being groomed and handled, learned to accept being restrained and left home alone, and giving up objects.” T 🐶

05/08/2024

Dear Ivy’s mom, (pictured is not Ivy)

She is sure cute as a button! I would have loved to have snuggled her adorable little face if I hadn’t been busy trying to avoid the big group of dogs and then train my dogs how to behave through the situation of an untrained dog running up on us. I had to have impeccable timing in my communication with my dogs for effective training, so I could not explain all this to you at the time. I had to reinforce to my young pup (who was leashed) to Stay so he didn’t go crazy with your dog and cause injury to my neurologically challenged body. I appreciate you coming to collect her and your apology. While your excuse of her thinking she is the park greeter is adorable, I desperately hope that she never runs up on an aggressive dog that attacks her. If that happens one too many times, her sweet little personality will quickly turn into fear and possibly even aggression towards other dogs. Please take care of your little sweetie.

03/10/2024

Happy puppy kindergarten graduation to Lottie! She learned to enjoy grooming and handling, impulse control, got lots of great socialization, confidence building, learned sitting is better than jumping, perfected bite inhibition, and so much more! We love building amazing dogs by creating great habits in early puppyhood. Train them now so you don’t have to fix them later!

02/15/2024

01/11/2024

What do you think we’re working on here?! 😆

11/18/2023

Eh?! We’re good you say?! 🥰

08/13/2023

We just call it “Friday” in New Aspen. I recently returned to the office from teaching mountain biking to a voicemail...

05/09/2023

Working my b***y muscles for modeling gigs.

04/25/2023

Yeti and Joel Silverman demonstrating “on your side”! So surreal to see the trainer I watched on TV as a kid working with my dog!

03/26/2023

What services would you like to see offered if I / we had access to a big private property?

03/11/2023

Puppy kindergarten graduate 💕

02/21/2023

Get your tickets now!

Aspen Hive fundraiser for E.P. Service Dogs

02/15/2023

“Not trying to steal your food… I’m just sleepy and the table is perfect height to rest my head.” 😆💕

02/06/2023

New with my furiend on

01/28/2023

Modeling for

01/06/2023

Why yes my dog would LOVE to say hi, but I’m still going to say “no thank you” and move on. Why?

1. Because I want my dog to learn that every time we see people it doesn’t mean it’s a party for him. I’d like him to continue his focus on us together as a team and not create conditioned excitement and expectation every time we are approached by someone.

2. Because I don’t know what saying hi means to you. Will you politely touch him? Will you allow him space to move away if he wants? Will you put your face too close to his? I don’t want him to have a negative experience so I’m going to avoid that by continuing our walk.

3. Because maybe I feel overwhelmed or stressed in public places and conversations with strangers may make me uncomfortable, so even though you’d like to talk and meet my dog, I’m protecting myself too.

4. Because we’re in a rush and have to get something done quickly.

5. Because I said no. Even social, sweet, friendly dogs and their handlers have every right to say “no” to a request to meet and be touched by people. This shouldn’t just apply to reactive, worried or bubble space dogs. Dogs are not public property, and saying “no thank you” to touching my dog shouldn’t be regarded as rude or unkind, any more than if a stranger asked to hold my baby.

Please normalize hearing “no” OR even better, normalize ignoring more dogs in public. Let them carry on with their handler and admire them from a far. It would do a world of good for dogs and humans everywhere, trust me.

- Helen St. Pierre

12/13/2022

Who wants to take their dog to visit elderly people in a care facility?!
PM me for details.
Your dog Must love people and be well behaved- no fearful or aggressive behavior 

12/05/2022

This!! Is an Unbelievable feat! The cavalier is a wiggly flighty wild child who excites the shepherd high drive nature and puts her in a super aroused state. we have spent a lot of time working on calming exercises with both of them and finally got them to settle next to each other today!!!!!

11/06/2022

I am a dog of the 21st century.

I am a Malinois
Gifted among dogs, I shine in all disciplines and am always ready to work. Today I get to lay on the couch all day.

I am an Akita Inu
Unparalleled hound dog, my ancestors were also employed in dog fighting. Today I am asked to be tolerant of my peers and blamed for my reactivity when one approaches me.

I am a Beagle.
When I used to chase my prey, I gave voice so hunters could follow me. I was leading the dance. Today I'm being ejected to shut me up and wish I could go back to recall in a snap of a finger.

I'm a Yorkshire Terrier
I was a dreaded rat hunter in English mines. Today I’m thought I’m not able to use my legs and I’m still cuddled.

I'm a Labrador Retriever
My vision of happiness is a dive into a pond to bring back my master the duck he just pulled. Today we forgot I was a sport dog I’m obese and got to play nanny

I am a Jack Russell
I can stand up to a fox bigger than me in its own den. Today I'm being blamed for my bad temper and they want to make me a lap dog.

I'm a Siberian Husky
I experienced the vast spaces in the north of Russia, where I could track sleds at an impressive speed. Today, my only horizon is the walls of the garden, and the holes I dig in the ground are my only occupation.

I'm a border collie
I was made to work eight hours a day, and I am an incomparable herd-working artist. Today I’m being mad because no sheep I’m trying to control bikes, cars, kids in the house and everything moving

I am .....
I am a dog of the 21st century.

I'm handsome, I'm alert, I'm obedient, I'm a bag..... but I'm also an individual who needs to express his instincts, and I'm not adapted to the sedentary life you want me to lead. Spending eight hours a day alone in the garden, seeing you a little in the evening when you come home and only allowed to do any activity except a little hygienic walk will make me deeply unhappy. I'll express it by barking all day, turning your yard into a minefield, doing my own things inside, being uncontrollable the few times I'm outside, and sometimes having my day off The one on my pillow. You'll think that I'm happy to be able to enjoy all this comfort while you're going to work: in reality, I'll be in deep depression, because this pain is not human but dog's of the 21st century.

If you like me, if you dream about me, if you want my beautiful blue eyes or my athletic looks, but can't offer me a real dog's life, a life worth living, and if you can't offer me the job my genes want... so give up on me. If you like my looks but you're not ready to accept my traits based on rigorous genetic selection, and you think you can change them with your good will... so give up on me. I'm a 21st century dog, yes. But, taped deep in me, still sleeps the one who fought, the one who hunted, the one who sledged, the one who guided a herd. And sooner or later he'll wake up For better or for worse.

Elsa White / Cynopolis
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11/05/2022

Ready fur ski season

10/30/2022

Falling for you 🍃 🍁

09/05/2022

When used properly, a remote collar can help with the training of aggressive dogs. Learn more about proper remote collar training here.

08/19/2022

08/19/2022

Puppy Explorers in the water and on the skateboards!!