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Stuehrmann's Service, Dogs With Jobs Dog training involves several very important components: Patience, persistence, consistency, fairnes Practice only giving a command ONCE!

Dog training involves several important components: Patience, persistence, consistency, fairness, skill, knowledge, and lots of love. Every dog really does want to know what is expected of it and is eager to please. Your job is to teach it to understand your language and give it guidelines for behavior in your pack. No matter what you are trying to teach your dog, you will always use the same tech

nique. This consistency will help your dog to understand that you are trying to teach it something. Give the command and as soon as you get the desired behavior, reward with a treat. The better you get at rewarding immediately when the dog does what you tell it, the quicker your dog will learn. Train in 15-minute increments and always end your training session when you have been successful. You may have to take a step back to an already trained behavior, but make sure that both you and the dog feel good about the session. Do not use your command words unless you plan to enforce them. For example, don’t ask your dog to sit unless you have a treat in your hand and can reward your dog when it sits. If you tell your dog to sit four times and reward it on the fourth time, you are training it to sit after you have given multiple commands. You want your dog to respond the first time you ask it to do something. As an instructor, I train all my handlers to teach their dogs that they (the handler) begin and end each command. I tell them to teach the dog a release word such as “break”, “release”, “free”, or another word of their choosing (as long as it is not a word or term used in normal conversation, for example “OK”). I have them practice using the release word in all aspects of their training. The dog is taught that when it is instructed to perform a behavior, it is expected to comply with that behavior until it is either released or told to do another behavior. For instance, the dog is told to “sit”. The command is given once and the behavior is elicited. The dog is praised and rewarded and either told to “release” or to perform another command (heel, down, etc.). Once the dog understands that it must comply with the behavior and that it will not be allowed to get up, it will sit politely until told otherwise.

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As many are out on walks in your neighborhood and parks, the Rancho Cucamonga Animal Center would like to remind you that your pup needs to be on a leash. The leash law is for the safety of you, your pup, and others.

Dog Walking Safety Tips:

-Ensure your dog’s collar fits properly
-Use a non-retractable 6 ft leash
-Maintain physical distance
-Be aware of your surrounding
-Pick up after your dog

For more safety tips, please visit www.RCpets.Info

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The x-ray on the left is of a foxtail tract that was injected with contrast medium to show just how far a foxtail can travel. The lesion between the toes of the foot on the bottom right is how these tracts will look to the naked eye. This is a great example of just how far foxtails can migrate in tissues. Thank you to Dr. Andrew Grange from Veterinary Surgical Centers in Berkeley for this amazing x-ray.

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06/11/2024

This sweet post from a few years ago popped up in my memories on face book. Terra Vista Animal Hospital is the best!!!

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OUR MODEL OF THE MONTH FOR JUNE IS KOLA STUEHRMANN...

Kola went through extensive training with Christine to become certified in Wilderness Search and Rescue work in 2009 for a local Sheriff's Department. He is one of her three beloved search dogs that she has trained and worked. He is such a great little Golden with lots of energy and lots of "smarts" that helped him excel in all his trainings and certifications in order to reach his goal of Wilderness Search and Rescue Dog. But, oh boy, what a handful!

We love Kola!

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05/30/2024

From American Standard Dog Training:

This link will give you access to all of our socials, online courses, training tips and equipment recommendations 👉 https://bit.l...

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05/22/2024

AMEN! I wish people could understand this. And those who don't should never, ever own a dog.

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As a dog owner, one of the most important things you can do is eliminate the mindset of "my dog would never..." The reality is, your dog would. Any dog would. The best therapy dog in the world would under the right circumstances. Advocate for your dog. Insist they are treated gently and appropriately. Don't force them to tolerate behavior that in their world is rude and/or scary. Dog bites are almost always preventable! Be sure to check out our Facebook post earlier today for more information. You can also find out more here https://www.avma.org/public/Pages/Dog-Bite-Prevention.aspx

Foxtails and your dog:From The Weather Channel Android App:
05/15/2024

Foxtails and your dog:

From The Weather Channel Android App:

Spring poses a new danger for pet owners: a type of grass that grows in most of the U.S. and can require hospitalization or even lead to death for many animals. Here’s what you need to know. - Videos from The Weather Channel | weather.com

Rattlesnake season and your dog.
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Rattlesnake season and your dog.

After one Santa Clarita pet owner had a scary run in with a rattlesnake that sent her beloved dog to the hospital, Amanda Starrantino speaks with experts who...

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