Meet Draco, the two year-old male Doberman Pinscher, who was surrendered to me just in time for the Holidays in November.Draco is a goofy, fun-loving Doberman. He loves his people, and he loves to be active so Draco will fit Best in a home that is regularly active throughout the week and loves to spend evenings curled up on the couch. Draco knows all of his basic commands is potty, trained leash, trained, and crate trained. He is good with new people and new dogs but is to goofy for homes with young children. Older children do well with him and everyone loves his sweet chin resting cuddles. As much as we love this guy, itās time for him to find his new home.Please tag people in this post who may be able to help us find the right match for him and as always, a share is greatly appreciated.
Behavioral Rehab/Modification is not for the faint of heart. ā¤ļøāš©¹Those who can, donāt always do when it comes to this specialty. It takes a lot of patience, hard work and it can be emotionally all-consuming; itās not glamorous or fast-paced. Itās the mundane, itās reassurance, itās practicing extra hard to attain everyone elseās status quo. But hereās the thing working with these cases teaches me a little bit more about patience, kindness, and understanding. So, even though itās tough, itās also rewarding to discover a piece of myself along their journey in recovery. š¶
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Running into the New Year like...
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Lets make having a well behaved dog your 2024 resolution!
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Todays enrichment activity is one of my favorites. Itās simple and quick to put together and can be set up for all experience levels.
What is your favorite āsimpleā enrichment game?
Miloās first session, an introduction to leash pressure and his obedience, skills sit and come.
Milo is not very food motivated at this time so we are not using food and treats, instead we are working with leash pressure and rewarding events with pets and praise.
Meet our newest Trainee, Milo.
Milo is a 1.5 year old Golden Retriever who has been exhibiting some not so Golden traits:
ā¢Unfocused
ā¢Whiny/ Anxious
ā¢Puller
ā¢Jumper
ā¢Redirecting onto Leash
ā¢Human Reactive
ā¢Stealer of all the Things
ā¢Starting to redirect onto housemate (Shetland Sheepdog)
ā¢Inability to Settle
ā¢FOMO
This boy will be learning the ways of calm and patience while in training with us on top of his other skills. Letās get to work!
Kaneās adventures yesterday! Part 2/2
We started off with lunch on the patio @hubgrill . We showed up right before the lunch rush so Kane had a moment to settle in before all of the environmentals hit.
We finished our adventure with a trip to the At Home store and he jumped up to say hi to the cashier over the counter and she even pet him! (All happened in one motion before I could intercept) Not what we were going for but it was a good moment nonetheless.
I am very proud of how far this young man has co
Gemmie went home yesterday and I feel like a lucky one getting to know her.
Gemmie returned home well mannered and with reliable obedience. Her confidence and skills will continue to grow as she settles in and explores her new world.
Content looks so much better than the stressed mess he came to me as. I am so proud of you buddy