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02/19/2024

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I belong to Wag Nation! Best thing I ever did with and for my dogs!

One amazing opportunity for you!

02/18/2024

30 Days of Happiness!!!😊

I was nominated by the beautiful What She Shed Thank you lovely!

How it works! - Post 30 pictures over the next 30 days (1 a day) of something that brings you happiness! Maybe it'll brighten someone else's day too!

Your picture can have an explanation or not, that is up to you!

Tag 1 page a day, with your post, so they can pick up the torch and get their own 30 days started! Let's takeover FB with happiness!

I nominate Kathy Silke

02/13/2024

If you aren’t a member of WAG NATION you should be!!

Join us for fun online dog training to enrich your dog’s life with games for brain and body.

11/09/2023

I think we all need this in our bathroom!

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11/03/2023

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10/30/2023

Everyone

10/18/2023

Gail will be missed so much… rest well my friend ❤️‍🩹

Dear All Dogs Family,

Early this morning, our fearless leader, teacher, mentor, and friend, Gail Fisher passed away after a six year battle with ovarian cancer.

All Dogs Gym has benefited from Gail’s innovative spirit, guidance, and love for decades. It would not be the exceptional place it is without her leadership.

Gail’s mission was education. Not just to educate dogs, but to educate their families, our staff, and the general public with her books and newspaper column.
By doing this, she helped to build stronger relationships between dogs and their families.

Gail spent just as much time educating her staff on the behavior of dogs. She was always ready to pull up a quick Power Point or share engaging stories and anecdotes from her experiences throughout her lifetime.

As we navigate this new normal, we will rely heavily on all we have learned from Gail. She was a legend and we were all the lucky ones to be along for the ride. We can still hear Gail in the background “of course this can be done! Nothing is impossible! Click THEN treat!”

All Dogs Gym will remain what we have always known it to be - a home! A home for our staff, the dogs in our care and their owners, we are family.

Gail…. We hold an enormous amount of gratitude for the lessons, the love and the confidence you have instilled in us to make a difference in the lives of dogs and their loved ones.
Thank you for all of these gifts.
We love you.

08/22/2023

Pocket got his very first qualifying run in Jumpers 1 at the www.alldogsgym.com trial last weekend, I am very proud of him!
It wasn’t pretty, but about half way through, he got into the groove😍🐾

08/16/2023

You gotta see this! Mr Pocket is growing up!

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08/06/2023

Happy’s last Agility run in July! He crushed it. Next trial 8/12/23 wohoo!

05/17/2023

Office Assistant, anyone? Hes for hire, no thumbs, sorry, but he can eat a mean cheese stick!🤪 Give me a text, your dog too, can do great things!

03/14/2023

Happy and I in the photo booth after a terrific day at the Bo-Gee Agility trial at All Dogs Gym!

03/14/2023

Happy and I had a great day on Sunday, we qualified in both Agility runs and he won Fastest small male dog in Fullhouse.

03/08/2023

Want a better behaved dog? Want to wow your friends with an amazingly well trained best friend? Start with attention training! Its simple and is the basis for a lifetime of obedience and fun!

To begin, start with some high value treats (kibble is not your first choice unless your dog is diet restricted), such as string cheese, or cooked chicken, ham (unsalted) homemade treats or the like. Something your dog will work for with enthusiasm.

Also, if your perform these exercises outdoors, or in a non-secure location, PLEASE use a 6 foot leash and secure collar or, my preference, a harness. Please pay attention to your dog when around distracting environments and please do not use a flexi- or extendable leash. They aren’t safe in groups of people and animals and can cause significant injuries if used improperly.

Start by asking for a simple sit. If your dog doesn’t have a trained sit yet, no worries, just get him to stay still in front of you. Step a foot or so back from your dog, and say his name, when he moves toward you, verbally praise quickly with a “yes”, and pop a treat in his mouth. As he responds to you more quickly, you can step a 1/2 foot away and repeat this exercise, asking him to come to you over this distance. Slowly increase your distance until you can do it from a few feet away.

Your next step is to increase duration. This means expecting your dog to wait in his position until you call his name. This will start from your original call his name, and praise, then treat a foot away from you. The next step is to place the dog in position, stand and wait 3 seconds, call him, praise then treat. Increase this to 5 seconds, call his name, praise and treat, then 10 seconds etcetera. Once he will wait for at least 30 seconds, then you can add the distance training in, with the same easy steps. Starting with a longer distance (say another foot) distance, at 3 seconds, 5 seconds, etc till you get to 30 seconds. Add more distance until you have the ultimate distance you choose.

Good luck using this fun and easy technique to start your new training adventure with your dog. If you have any questions, feel free to email me at [email protected]

02/15/2023

Your dog can do this as well! Hook yourself up with an appointment!