Blues Moon Dog Training

07/07/2025

The 4th of July can be very scary for some animals. Tax and Louie have spent the weekend with Jacqueline, where the fireworks are less scary when you have your friends to focus on and play with.
Tax and Louie call it "summer camp".
11 years ago: "Much play time and some pool time too to cool off in this heat make for a great way to play while our parents are away"say the boys.
Summer is a great time to teach your pup to get out of the pool should they fall in playing with a friend or chasing a squirrel. Book your pool safety training with Jacqueline Gaillard at LA's Dog Trainer today!!

Louie and Tax sharing some play during the holiday weekend. Louie and Tax say, "It's fun when our family goes out of town. It means a little trip to LA's Dog Trainer's summer camp for some play." A good time was had by all!

07/05/2025

4th of July block party & parade in Studio City yesterday.
Celebrate our country about to be 250 years old!!
Love each other & celebrate friends, relatives, our fur, feathered, & scaled babies & all of your blessings!!

07/05/2025

Annual 4th of July parade and block party in Studio City.
Celebrate living here in Studio City, or anywhere else in the USA!!
Our country is almost 250 years old.
Love, life, & good health to everyone!!

07/04/2025

The 4th of July may be an uncomfortable time for your pets. This is the holiday that is the busiest for shelters across the country as many dogs run away during the fireworks shows.
Here are some tips from Jacqueline Gaillard & LA's Dog Trainer to help your animals deal with the fireworks.
1. Keep your dog(s) & cat(s) inside the house.
2. Play music and/or the television louder than normal to help cover the sound of the fireworks.
3. Put them in a room that is the most interior of the house (no windows).
4. Closing curtains and blinds and/or covering windows if possible.
5. Aromatherapy works for animals also…have any lavender oil or Camomile?
6. Take your dog(s) for a very long walk just before the sun goes down to make them tired.
7. Give them something very yummy inside a kong or similar toy to keep them occupied.
8. Get calming treats from your favorite pet store - read the directions carefully - do not give them extra!
9. If your dog really freaks out you can ask your vet for a mild sedative, but try the other things before medicating your dog.
10. Make sure your pet has a microchip and that you have registered and/or updated your contact info with the microchip company.
11. Make sure their tags are legible, or get one for them if they don't have one.
Here is a link to my Holiday Hazards page for July 4th and other holidays: https://lasdogtrainer.com/holiday-hazards/
Have a safe and fun 4th of July!!!

07/01/2025

The 4th of July is here and may be an uncomfortable time for your pets, so here are some tips from Jacqueline Gaillard & LA's Dog Trainer to help your animals deal with the fireworks.
1. Keep your dog(s) & cat(s) inside the house.
2. Play music and/or the television louder than normal to help cover the sound of the fireworks.
3. Put them in a room that is the most interior of the house (no windows).
4. Closing curtains and blinds and/or covering windows if possible.
5. Aromatherapy works for animals also…have any lavender oil or Camomile?
6. Take your dog(s) for a very long walk just before the sun goes down to make them tired.
7. Give them something very yummy inside a kong or similar toy to keep them occupied.
8. Get calming treats from your favorite pet store - read the directions carefully - do not give them extra!
9. If your dog really freaks out you can ask your vet for a mild sedative, but try the other things before medicating your dog.
10. Make sure your pet has a microchip and that you have registered and/or updated your contact info with the microchip company.
11. Make sure their tags are legible, or get one for them if they don't have one.
Here is a link to my Holiday Hazards page for July 4th and other holidays: https://lasdogtrainer.com/holiday-hazards/

The 4th of July may be an uncomfortable time for your pets. This is the holiday that is the busiest for shelters across the country as many dogs run away during the fireworks shows. Here are some tips to help your animals deal with the fireworks.
1. Keep your dog(s) inside the house.
2. Play music and/or the television louder than normal to help cover the sound of the fireworks.
3. Put them in a room that is the most interior of the house (no windows).
4. Closing curtains and blinds and/or covering windows if possible.
5. Aromatherapy works for animals also…have any lavender oil or Camomile?
6. Take your dog(s) for a very long walk just before the sun goes down to make them tired.
7. Give them something very yummy inside a kong or similar toy to keep them occupied.
8. Get calming treats from your favorite pet store - read the directions carefully - do not give them extra!
9. If your dog really freaks out you can ask your vet for a mild sedative, but try the other things before medicating your dog.
Have a safe and fun 4th of July!!!

06/28/2025

Happy Birthday Kalim!!! I can't believe it has been 21 years since we had our special time together!! May your 42th be grand and may there be many more!!

We're headed to the Los Angeles Zoo today to celebrate our first birthday! Bornean female Kalim is celebrating her 32nd birthdayand I am sure that Megan and the rest of the crew will make sure it's a great one! Happy Birthday Kalim!

Photo - Max Block

06/26/2025

Does this look like something you would like to do at work?
LA's Dog Trainer is looking for some great animal people to join our team.
We have a training studio in Studio City with classes and private training sessions.
Having animal AND office experience is mandatory.
If you or someone you know may be a good fit for us, please email your resume to: Jac @ LAsDogTrainer.com
11 yrs ago: Mixing and matching dogs and the places we go with them, keeps life interesting and fun for everyone. You never know who you will be meeting up with when you go out with Jacqueline Gaillard & LA's Dog Trainer.
Dogs need to be with dogs of different sizes, ages, and temperaments to keep up their social skills. All you need to know is that it will be a fun day.

Hike this week with Sasha, Riley IV, Tax, Jasper, and Riley in the Hollywood Hills. Going to different places keeps life interesting for you and your dogs.

06/24/2025

10 years ago: Champagne and Caviar are learning to swim to the stairs and get out of the pool during their Board & Train with Jacqueline at LA's Dog Trainer.
Make sure an accident doesn't turn into a tragedy by having Jacqueline from LA's Dog Trainer teach your dog(s) to find the stairs and get out of your pool.
Dogs frequently fall in the pool while chasing squirrels or their buddies. Let's make it a safer place by teaching them how to get out should that happen.
For info on our training services & pricing packages, please visit our website: LAsDogTrainer.com