Cheri’s Premier Dog Training

11/30/2024

Young grands learn the command of, “sit!”

11/02/2024

This Hoka has discovered she can swim!

10/30/2024

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10/21/2024

10/20/2024

Hoka, the Alapaha Blue Blood loves her chew toys; a silly girl 😂🐾🐾🐾

10/13/2024

This darling beauty is an Alapaha Blue Blood bulldog. She is an incredible breed which originated from Alapaha, Georgia! Yes, right up the road, literally!

This breed’s ancestors include the English Bulldog and the bull-and-terrier breeds, the Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog’s ancestors are believed to have originally come from the old types of bulldogs that were bred for bull baiting. But that’s not the case at all. Many were kept as farm dogs and used to move cattle, hunt large game such as boars, and protect the property. English settlers, fleeing the rising conflict of the English Civil War, fled to the United States and brought with them their hardest working dogs. Once in the United States, the settlers made their way to the American Southeast, where they set up farms for crops and livestock. Their dogs were employed to work homesteads, farmlands, and plantations, just as they had guarded homes and properties for centuries in Europe. There, the dogs were most likely mixed with local dogs and those imported by other settlers from the area.

A gentleman named “Papa” Buck Lane of Rebecca, Georgia is credited with the breed's development. His bulldog “Otto,” was used as a cornerstone of the breed. He used dogs that were descendants of the native southern bulldogs, considered a staple in his part of Georgia.

These hardy-working bulldogs existed in the American Southeast for centuries. They were known as Old English Whites, White English Bulldogs, Old Southern Whites, Country White Bulldogs, and Hill Bulldogs. Because none of these dogs were considered a distinct “breed” for centuries, a great deal of variety was found in the dogs.

Then came along Buck Lane, a South Georgia farmer.

These old bulldogs remained a popular staple of farms and plantations throughout the American South for decades. During the 1800s, in the Alapaha River region of southern Georgia, PaPa Buck Lane began to develop the breed into the Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog that we have today. It’s speculated that some of the local bulldogs, hog dogs, and herding dogs, such as the Old Time Southern Whites, the predecessors of the modern American Bulldog, as well as the ancestors of the Catahoula Leopard Dogs, were used in the development of the breed. The result was a powerful yet agile bulldog fit to serve as a loyal companion and fierce protector of life and property.

Like the American Bulldog, the Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldogs come in various types ranging from the more bulldog-esque bully type to the less extreme standard type.
Most of this has been copied from the CKC website.

10/08/2024

This girl loves this pacifier! 😂🤣🤷‍♀️😁🐾🐾🐾My Hoka girl ♥️

10/05/2024

These little beauties enjoying some daddy time ♥️🐾🐾🐾

09/02/2024

This little beauty came for some extra puppy training 🥰 Della is a Mini Schnauzer who loves her peeps 🐾🐾🐾

06/19/2024

The life of a dog ♥️🥳🐾🐾🐾 I wish I could sleep that good 😝

05/23/2024

This sweet boy is still looking for his furever home! Bentley is 9 months old, up to date on vaccinations, fixed and has had formal training. His original mom could no longer care for him any longer so instead of surrendering him to the shelter, I asked her to let me foster him until we can find him the right family. He is incredibly sweet & loving boy, incredibly smart & a quick learner. He is great with all dogs, cats and children. Message me if you’d like to meet him & for more information.

05/02/2024

Had a rowdy bunch this weekend 🤪😜There was one missing in this bunch, the little Diva/Queen Harlee who wanted nothing to do with any of them 🤷‍♀️ So we had Bailee, Harlee, Moose & Jager pictured patiently waiting for their name to be called for a snack 🐾 it was a fantastic weekend 😍🐕🐕‍🦺🐾

Available space now for Doggy Daycare & Board & Train! Call to find out about In-Home training as well where I come to you & work with your dog in their own environment.

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04/24/2024

Coffee with my babies enjoying a medium warm Spring day with Bailee and Bentley 🐾🐾🐾

03/20/2024

This little sweetheart comes for daycare 2 days a week. He absolutely loves the girls and has a ball. He is such a cutie and full of fun! Give me a call to schedule your pup for doggy daycare!

03/07/2024

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03/01/2024

As a dog trainer, I cannot express enough how important it is to socialize your dogs with other dogs, cats, animals & people. Socialization with other dogs is vital to their skills, learning what is appropriate in the doggy world & that which is not. It also provides vital information to the dog about hierarchy in the Pack, which is the most important element of a dog’s life. Without proper socialization you are only setting your dog up to display unwanted behaviors that will later cause you grief.

Look into doggy daycare, dog walkers, professional trainers or just visit a State Park, take a walk around your neighborhood, or if your city has a dog park, make a play date there to thwart undesirable behaviors. It will also help your dog to burn off excess tension, stress and energy!

Give me a call for more information about professional dog training.

Cheri's Premier Dog Training provides a kind and gentle approach to dog training in the greater Blackshear, Georgia area. Whether it’s aggressive behavior, barking, biting, potty training, nipping, snapping, or not coming when they are called, your dog will respond to the 5 Golden Rules. All you h...