The Well Behaved Dog by Paul Barish, Cbcc-Ka

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. Expe

08/14/2023

😂😆

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

02/22/2023

A little humor and some truth. Your Timing and Tone are crucial with behavioral work. Most pet owners are late to give feedback and don't use the proper tone. One of my sayings is There is No Anger in Dog Training! www.thewellbehaveddog.com

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

02/14/2023

01/19/2023

Please feel free to contact me if you need help with your child/dog relationship. :)

10/06/2022

Please keep children's faces away from a dog's face. Especially, if you are as stupid as the owners in this picture! Hard to comprehend what these owners are thinking!

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

09/20/2022

PLEASE SHARE, SHARE, SHARE! WWW.EHRDOGS.ORG

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

08/22/2022

It’s Freddy Friday!!

Meet Fabulous Freddy Paterson needs a Forever home! Freddy is a senior pit mix who has the cutest underbite you’ll ever see. He was rescued by Eleventh Hour from an abandoned basement at 6 months old. Then, Freddy went into a home for about 3 years. Unfortunately, his owner became too ill to care for him and he was brought back to the shelter - he hasn’t had another home since. 😢 He is now 10 years old and we would love for him to spend his twilight years in a home.

Freddy is just an incredibly sweet, fun and loyal guy! He absolutely LOVES car ride adventures and squeaky toys. But, his ultimate favorite thing to do is snuggle as close as he possibly can! Freddy takes just a little time to warm up to new people but once he does, snuggles and kisses will be available every day! He would do best in a quiet home with just a couple or a single person (no kids) who is willing to put him away when they have visitors - Freddy becomes protective of his person/people. He would prefer to be the only pet so he can get all the attention, which he deserves. Freddy is housebroken and doesn’t make a peep in the house unless he hears someone outside. He is the true definition of mans best friend and will make you feel so loved and happy.

For more info on Freddy: https://www.ehrdogs.org/animals/detail?AnimalID=5365288

Freddy is located in Morris County, NJ!

07/15/2022

06/08/2022

A little humor for you! Although, nothing funny about the bill. :)

04/18/2022

Free Rabies Vaccines, Morris County area.

https://www.morriscountynj.gov/Residents/Public-Safety/Rabies-Clinics?fbclid=IwAR3C1WIeLbxSVFr0YwHMeY8RM81IH7kLllJ47AohLGqXvbVhEayYW3NyMXU

Go to a rabies clinic in your town!

03/02/2022

Need help picking/finding a dog?

02/14/2022

Happy Valentine's Day to significant others and our four-legged friends!

12/10/2021

Dog training is an easy one to get caught up with. Even the title suggests it’s all about the dog. Of course anyone who’s actually awake and aware and honest knows that this is a complex dance between two species—both with genetic and experiential “baggage” they bring to the table. And as much as many like to oversimplify and make it all about the dog, or conversely, all about the owner, neither of these overly simplistic views tells the whole story.
But, only one of us is capable of conscious, purposeful change. Only one of us can assess the personal and greater external landscape and determine what needs to be sorted in order to bring about the best, safest, and healthiest life together. Which means only one is capable of, and should be leading. And with that comes the responsibility of taking the responsibility.
The obvious conclusion is that as valuable as training is for our dogs, making sure we're becoming the very best versions of ourselves—doing our own work—is a critical component that is too often overlooked. Overlooked because it’s uncomfortable, involves enormous effort, and often is painful. But to eschew the foundation of where all the training comes from—you—and to underestimate the impact that that foundation has upon the training we share, and how we share it, is to overlook and misunderstand something deeply profound about our interactions with our dogs and with life.
Which brings us to a difficult, but much needed question. A question which doesn’t need, and shouldn’t have a final answer, but rather should be a constant check-in and a compass to guide and course correct when needed. The question…
Would you follow you? Credit to The Good Dog Training & Rehab.

11/21/2021

Please have your pet's microchip scanned when you go to the vet! :)

This is an X-ray of a dog’s bent front leg. See that tiny white spec? That’s a microchip! It has migrated down the leg....far from where it was inserted, between the dog’s shoulders. This is actually quite common.....

When lost pets are scanned, the entire body SHOULD be scanned to catch any that have migrated. But, as an owner, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY AT THEIR YEARLY VET EXAM, to ask for a quick scan to make sure that: (1) the chip is still working, (2) the location of the chip is good, and (3) that the chip info is correct.

Remember microchips save lives and reunite families with their pet.... just have it checked regularly!

10/30/2021

A dog, especially a fearful one, can easily perceive this as a threat and bite. Let the dog come to you. If the dog doesn't want to approach, leave it alone. Don't force an interaction!

10/06/2021

Just a few of the reasons why dogs meeting on-leash can be problematic.

10/01/2021

Some really great dogs - even the ones that weren't in the picture tonight!

10/01/2021

Always a good time, and a good cause, too!

09/24/2021

I know it isn't easy to overlook "cuteness" or whatever you like in a dog's "look", but best to get the dog that suits your needs and lifestyle, not the dog you think you want.

09/18/2021

Please donate if you can. Eleventh Hour Rescue saves lots of cats and dogs. Thank you.