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02/14/2022

Now offering Basic Obedience classes for the spring in the Walterboro area. We also can address problem behaviors in dogs. If interested, feel free to reach out. You can contact my at 859-816-6943.

11/03/2020

08/24/2020

Graduation night for Sushi, Sammy and Chewie! Great job boys!!!

06/27/2020

Tonight was graduation night for Roxie! Great job Roxie!!!

06/15/2020

A fun day at training!

03/09/2020

In this video, you are going to learn about the biggest mistake that dog owners make when it comes to leash training a dog. You're going to learn how changin...

01/15/2020

Of course, every dog is different. But what was your experience when rescuing?

01/14/2020

01/10/2020

They won't be here forever 🥰

12/20/2019

11/07/2019

11/07/2019

Yesterday was a sad day.
Yesterday, my beautiful lovely, sweet, gentle 7 year old chocolate labrador died in my arms.
He was 'broken' from the day we picked him up from what we now believe to have been a puppy farm set up - we just didn't know it then.
Despite his medical problems both mental and physical we happily loved him with all our being.
Today our hearts are breaking over his premature death, but more than that, today our hearts are burning with anger over the greedy, unscrupulous, bastards out there that think it's okay to use and abuse animals just to line their own pockets.

Shadow wasn't a breeding dog he was one of the puppy's, and we got him when he was 10wks old (but in hindsight probably much younger) We were naive and hadn't really heard of puppy farming and therefore perfect 'victims'. I now know all the warning signs were there but I didn't know to look - this is why I want to educate people about them now.
Shadow was 'broken' probably through his mum being repeatedly interbred, through being mistreated the short few weeks after he was born, and through being taken from his mother far too soon.
We named him shadow because he was terrified of literally everything - even his own shadow, and because he became my shadow, never ever letting me out of his sight. He lived his life in fear - even leaving a bag out on the table would have him freeze in his tracks and having a melt down.
In anyone else's eyes he was probably severely brain damaged - in my eyes he was just 'special' and needed a little bit more love than anyone else ~ which we happily gave him.

As I kissed my beautiful boy goodbye I made a promise to him that I would do everything in my power to raise awareness regarding the cruelty behind puppy farming.

PLEASE HELP ME BY SHARING THIS POST AND THE LINK TO MY FB PAGE - YESTERDAY'S SHADOW.
TOGETHER WE CAN, AND WILL, STAMP OUT PUPPY FARMING

Loving him was the easiest thing in the world ~ letting him go is proving to be the hardest xx

Yesterday I lost a piece of my heart
Today I'm crying a river
Tomorrow I'll be on a mission...

R.I.P baby ~ sweetdreams ###

10/10/2019

08/12/2019

Positively Contributor and Colorado-based VSPDT Louisa Morrissey discusses dog body language and communication, and how you can better understand what your dog is trying to tell you.

06/27/2019

06/18/2019

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06/18/2019

Resource Guarding Protocol By Emily Larlham Some dogs have the tendency to guard resources while others don’t. One dog put into the same situation as another might never exhibit guarding his whole life while another dog will. In animal abuse cases, you will see some dogs that have been starved who...

06/16/2019

There is space open for a dog class July 26 at 7 p.m. for puppy/adolescent dogs. If interested, please call Diana at 859-816-6943.

06/15/2019

06/12/2019

Studies have shown that puppies respond positively to "baby talk." Those same studies found that that manner of speech has little to no effect on adult dogs, but a new study suggests otherwise.

06/03/2019

We all know that dogs are descended (very distantly) wolves: from the tiniest Chihuahua, quaking with excitement, to the most powerful Bull Mastiff with his d***y, drooly grin, they all share a common ancestor. So when that Chihuahua or Mastiff starts misbehaving and training starts to feel like an

06/01/2019

Some trainers claim that dogs, trained with gobs of positive reinforcement are undisciplined and… crazy. They give examples of happy dogs, vibrating, barely able to think. Dogs that pull in…

05/07/2019

When we place the responsibility for the learning process on the learner, the door to punishment opens. When we place the responsibility on ourselves as teachers, we get to learn, grow, and become better. And when we know better, we train better.

05/04/2019

A dog that jumps on visitors may mean well, but your guests probably won’t appreciate the gesture. Learn why your dog does what he does, as well as what you can do to eliminate this unwanted behavior.

04/28/2019

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