Atlanta Canine Coach

24/01/2025

16/11/2024

Congrats, Blake!

I’m realizing now that I didn’t post Blake much but he was with me for a couple months after initially coming in to work on socialization and leash reactivity. He made a ton of progress here at ACC and was successfully adopted out through Orphan Annie Rescue today.

15/11/2024

Eva is a two year old, 62 # Husky girl. She is likely not 100% Husky but her temperament and personality are very characteristic of the breed. She is spunky, playful, talkative, and has never met a stranger. Eva is active without being over-the-top in terms of energy level and settles well in the house with sufficient exercise. Being a husky, she can also be mischievous and a bit of a Houdini, though she is not destructive.

With dogs she can be a bit domineering and is what I would classify as a “rude greeter”. Meaning, her body language when meeting new dogs can be a bit antagonistic and she has needed some coaching on how to interact more politely. Once she is acquainted with a dog, she is largely a gracious playmate and confidante, although she typically prefers male dogs. Not that I ever really condone dog parks except in special circumstances, but she is definitely not a dog park or commercial doggy daycare candidate. I also would not recommend her to a home with small animals or very young children.

Eva has been bounced around a bit in her short life and would love to find her forever family. She walks well on leash, has good name recall, and knows basic obedience commands. She is also spayed, chipped, and up to date.

If you are interested in adopting Eva, please fill out an app at https://www.diamonddogsinc.org/adoption-application.

01/11/2024

Congratulations, Sunny! 🎉

Sunny got to celebrate her very first Diwali with her new family, complete with traditional attire.

09/07/2024

By Diamond Dogs Inc

04/07/2024

Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸🎇

26/06/2024

21/06/2024

It’s taken me a little time to make this post, but I wanted to honor Reece by giving her a permanent spot on the wall. This picture is from November of 2015 on Reece’s first stay at ACC. She was a bit shy and apprehensive at first but quickly grew comfortable with her home away from home. At 16 years old she was quite the cougar and enjoyed flirting with BB on occasion.
It took us all by surprise when she suddenly, peacefully passed away just after nap time here at ACC a few weeks ago. Her family and I are still mourning her loss. But looking back, it’s comforting to see how feisty and joyful she was right up until the end.
RIP Reecey. 🌈

10/05/2024

I know I’m not supposed to have favorites but today I had to say goodbye to one. Victor has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and today was his last visit to ACC.
It’s only been a couple years since Vic first started attending daycare but it feels like it’s been much longer. I’ll miss his sweet face and how happy he was to see his friends every week. And I’ll miss seeing his people just as much, who have brought so much warmth into my life.
Now he’s off to join up with all the others who left us too soon. Rest in paradise, Victor.

15/03/2024

Congratulations, Beavis!

I’m pretty diligent about choosing people whom I think are best suited for my fosters and vice versa. There have been placements that did not work out, for one reason or another. And I’m not trying to jinx myself, but I feel very confident about this one. Erin is one of the most dedicated, proactive adopters I have worked with, and is doing everything in her power to assure that Beavis’s transition into her home and family is stress-free. I really appreciate that, and can’t wait to see updates about their progress as he settles in. He’s such a sweet dog, and really deserves it.