Live and Learn Dogs

08/23/2024

https://www.rover.com/blog/reasons-dog-is-barking/

Discover why dogs bark, learn how to manage excessive barking, and better understand your dog's communication.

08/02/2024

Adrienne’s latest project for St Hubert’s! Please spread the word that there is an amazing day camp and training center at the St. Hubert’s Branchburg location. It’s a St. Hubert’s facility but designed and run by Adrienne from Live and Learn Dogs!

https://www.facebook.com/100064915830471/posts/895362892637564/?app=fbl

07/06/2024

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01/26/2024

You may have been scammed if your Rottweiler puppy eats Timothy hay.

01/26/2024

01/26/2024

We don’t want anyone to miss out – Dr. Temple Grandin’s webinar is now available to be accessed at your convenience! This session was enlightening, inspiring, and useful for the entire team. Sign up for free on our LMS to access the recording. All are welcome! https://hubs.li/Q02gZ8wm0

01/26/2024

So grateful to work with an organization that offers these opportunities. Thank you to all of the private trainers who continue to send puppies to our classes to supplement the work done at home. We have puppy classes and play sessions at our Madison and Branchburg NJ locations. Networks build better dogs!

10/28/2023

So smooth...

09/18/2023

The tiniest agility pets.

07/21/2023

Ha me

07/20/2023

🚫 MYTH: A coyote stalked me!
✅ FACT: Coyotes are naturally curious animals and often engage in a behavior called "escorting".

Has a coyote ever "followed" you or your dog while you were out on a walk? If so, you may have felt afraid, thought the coyote was stalking you, or believed an attack was imminent. The truth is, you were likely being “escorted”!

Coyotes are naturally curious animals and often engage in this behavior called "escorting." Escorting is when a coyote, sometimes with their mate, follows nearby to ensure that you leave their territory. This behavior is most often seen from early March to late April when coyote parents are protecting their offspring. Escorting usually happens in the early morning or evening and is frequently observed by dog walkers because coyotes may see dogs as a threat to their babies.

🐺 What do you do if you're "escorted" by a coyote? Don't panic; the coyote is much more afraid of you! If you don't have your dog leashed (which you should in coyote country), immediately leash up and keep your pup by your side. Calmly keep walking as normal. Soon enough, you'll be out of the coyote's home and they will stop escorting you! On the off chance that the escorting coyote starts to approach too closely, shout and wave your hands to frighten them away.

As humans develop more and more natural habitats, coyote coexistence has become even more essential. We simply must learn to understand their behavior.



📷 Sheryl Hester,

06/26/2023

"There's never been a dog in the world that has jumped farther or higher than him. He jumped 36 feet 11 inches for distance," said Behke.

06/13/2023

Fyi dog owners!! Important information

06/06/2023

Love those collie dogs. ❤️

Born Today, June 4, in 1940, Pal -- the first in a line of Collies to portray Lassie in film, on radio... her debut feature film was Lassie Come Home (1943)...

06/03/2023

Friday funny...

05/20/2023

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04/02/2023

Bravo!

04/02/2023

This is Pingo and Nina. They are believed to be the only Rainbow Dalmatians in the world. Approximately 25% of their spots are red, blue, or yellow, instead of black. Scientists are stumped, but one thing is certain: it would be an honor to pet them. 14/10 for both!
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04/01/2023