The Well Behaved Dog by Paul Barish, Cbcc-Ka

08/25/2025

Don't be shy. Advocate for your dog, especially, one's that have issues with strangers. It can save your dog's life life and a person from being bitten.

07/04/2025

More dogs escape and/or get lost on July 4 than any other day. Be careful!

06/24/2025

Do not give cold water to a dog that is overheated - just regular tap water temp or warmer. It can kill them.

02/05/2025

Please reach out for help if your dog is Resource Guarding. The "old school" concepts of "showing them who's the boss" can be counter-productive and dangerous.

Resource guarding is a dog's instinct to protect valuable items like food, toys, or space, often leading to aggressive behaviors such as barking, biting, growling, and lunging. 🐾

Signs to watch for:
Stiffening over an item
Hard stare
"Whale eye" (whites of their eyes showing)
Lip lifting
Low growl
Baring teeth
Snapping
Resource guarding can be caused by fear, anxiety, frustration, territoriality, or early experiences with valuable items and other dogs.

How to manage it:
Provide enough high-quality food, toys, and a comfy space.
Use positive reinforcement—teach your dog to trade items for treats.
Be patient and consistent with training.

With the right approach, your dog can learn to feel safe and secure around their resources! 🐶For all things behavior modification Eleventh Hour relies on the expertise of The Well Behaved Dog by Paul Barish, Cbcc-Ka https://buff.ly/40P6EyR

01/17/2025

If your dog displays any aggression, muzzle conditioning is highly recommended. Aside from the obvious, it should lower your stress and as a result, your dogs. Then, you can better work on modifying the behavior. Only use a basket muzzle. Video on my website.

05/13/2024

❗️Starting tomorrow!!❗️

🐶 May 13th thru June 9th 🐶
Get Inked & Give Back to the animals of Eleventh Hour Rescue 💸

Pure Ink Tattoo Studio is offering discounted tattoos & piercings with a portion of the proceeds going to help the animals of Eleventh Hour Rescue. Choose from a selection of pet themed designs or custom paw print tattoos, as well as piercings.

Must be 18 years of age or older (ID required).
Book appointments by calling 1-833-PURE-INK

🌟Preview artwork options at www.EHRevents.org/pure-ink-fundraiser

🌟Check out PureInk Studios at www.PureInkTattoo.com
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🐾 Price:
Flash tattoos: $60, $140, and $220, depending on the design

🐾 For custom paw prints, bring your dog or cat for a scheduled consult and tattoo (prices vary by size/location)

🐾 Prices for piercings:
Ear lobes $50
Upcharge of $15 for birthstone
Cartilage $60
Helix $60
Nose stud $50
Ni***es 1- $50, 2 - $100

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PureInk's Flash Tattoo Fundraiser for EHR

05/04/2024

Come join the fun!
Saturday, May 4 (rain or shine)
11am - 4pm
Turkey Brook Park

Vendors and Shopping • Music • Entertainment • Pet Adoptions • Food and Treats • Games and Prizes • Tricky Tray • High Dollar 50/50 Raffle Ticket Sales

Tickets $10 per person, $25 for family up to four
in advance or at the gate

https://www.ehrevents.org/barkfest

02/16/2024

Contrary to what many people are told, putting your hand in your dog's bowl is NOT a good way to prevent/get rid of food aggression!

09/26/2023

Please supervise children when with their dogs. Some things may look cute, but good way to get the child bitten - especially in the face.

Certified behavior consultant and dog trainer serving Morris County, NJ and surrounding areas. Experienced help for your dogs issues such as aggression, reactivity, proper walking, jumping, mouthing, puppies, separation anxiety, crate training and more

08/14/2023

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Paul Barish, CBCC-KA Certified Behavior Consultant Canine - Knowledge Assessed

06/30/2023

If you have a puppy, take a look. If you know someone with a puppy, share this.

Paul Barish, CBCC-KA Certified Behavior Consultant Canine - Knowledge Assessed

04/11/2023

Don't be afraid or embarrassed to ask your visitors to help with training. If they are your friends, they should understand. Your dog is only a puppy once and it's much easier to prevent undesirable behaviors than to undo bad habits.

Paul Barish, CBCC-KA Certified Behavior Consultant Canine - Knowledge Assessed