Raised in home Labrador Retrievers
(Black & Chocolate)
All Breed Dog Trainer Dog Training available. Group Classes and private lessons.
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Puppy classes, Intermediate puppy class, All AKC Levels of CGC and Trick Dog Lessons, Therapy Dog Training and Service Dog Training.
Rainbow bridge Remembrance Day.🌈
This is Fenway and Bailey. Two of my wonderful labs.
Fenway would swim for hours and ring the doorbell to come in the house.
Bailey loved laying in the shade and would swim out to the pool lounge chair to get in float and relax the afternoon away.
Post your beloved pet who crossed the Rainbow Bridge….🌈🌈
A very Happy 9th Birthday to my beautiful Riley. She is a sweet, snuggly, lovable girl who always makes me laugh. You snore as soon as you hit the floor and wait to see if it’s worth getting up, unless a cookie is involved, then she is quick as a bunny.
You gave me two lovely girls in Rosie and Gabby and multiple beautiful and handsome offspring. I love you to the moon and back.
Here is the debut commercial for
RoseCliff’s “Don’t Rock the Boat” (Stella) and co star RoseCliff’s “My Nani Kona” ( Kona).
These pups are out of
RoseCliff’s Carefree Life of Riley( Rosie) X
Stonecrest’s Why Worry ( ZIPPY)
Congratulations to them both.
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Some Working Certificate and Junior hunter training.
Exciting news to come…..Stay Tuned
Service dog teams have to practice their skill to be ready for all situations. Today they experienced the Patriots Hall of Fames atmosphere and sounds. They also experienced their first short 20 minute movie in a theatre too!
A huge THANK YOU to the Patriots Hall of Fame Team and Pro Shop for making us Welcome.
Calling all dogs…..Beginners foundation obedience classes to start in a few weeks. Teach your dog the basics.
Message me for details.
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Happy 3rd 🎈Birthday 🎈to; Luna, PieRogi, Finn, Lemon, Angus, Louie. Momma Allie wishes you lots of hugs, treats and playtoday and everyday!
Intermediate obedience classes start soon
(open to all ages) don’t let your dog walk you! Learn the skills you need to have a well mannered pup.
Saturday July 20th at 9:00am
or Wed nights starting July 24th at 6pm
reach out for details and locations.
Beginners and Intermediate Obedience Classes start in a few weeks (July 20. / July 24th). Contact me for more information about any upcoming classes.
Rosie's first water retrievals class was a success, despite no training. Now we know what to focus on to help her earn her Working Certificate (WC).
Avoid bringing your pup to ROGER WILLIAMS Park for a swim. HARMFUL Blue-Green Algae is present.
Post your pups Fourth of July spirit and get all dressed up !🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Happy second birthday to Stella, Brandy, Kona, Dipper and Nyra.
RoseCliff’s “Rosie” and StoneCrest’s “Zippy” hope you have a wonderful celebration full of hugs, treats and fun. 🇺🇸
Happy 4 th of July everyone…..
Pet Travel safety … PLEASE READ.
SUMMER TRAVEL SAFETY TIP. Please read, this is very important. And, in NJ, IT'S THE LAW. It is considered 'animal cruelty' and if you are pulled over, you could be fined $250 to $1,000. Yes, you read that right.
One of the most important things we can do for our pets is to ensure they are safely restrained when we travel with them by car. Would you let your kids bounce around your car unrestrained?
There are several reasons for this. First of all, restraining your pet is the same as you wearing a seat belt. It keeps you from flying around the vehicle and getting injured from the secondary impact during an accident. Restraint will protect your dog from sustaining possibly serious or fatal injuries should you get in an accident. Restraint will also keep your dog under control while you are driving, so you don't need to worry about them jumping in the front seat with you or obstructing your view.
Restraining your pet will also prevent your dog from getting out and running off if the door pops open due to the accident. Even the best trained dog will bolt from an accident scene and probably right into traffic.
Proper restraint will keep your dog safely in the car when you open the door when you reach your destination. Recently one of our volunteers was at the vet's office and another client almost lost their unrestrained dog when they opened the car door. The dog jumped out and ran off. They had to chase the dog around the parking lot (next to a very busy road) and were able to catch him. But if the dog was properly restrained, this would not have happened.
There are 2 different ways safely restrain your dog. One way is to use a travel crate, like this one in the photo. This is a heavy, impact-resistant crate. The hard plastic airliner type crates are a good option if an impact resistant crate like the one shown is cost prohibitive. A folding wire crate is better than nothing at all.
It is important that the crate be level and secured. You can level the crate in the back seat using a pool noodle or a rolled towel by the back of the seat. You can use a leash around a headrest, or a dog seat belt tether to keep the crate from moving around. The crate below is attached with ratchet straps to the tie down rings in the cargo part of the car. You should be able to push hard on the crate without moving it. This will help your dog feel more secure as well. A wiggling / sliding crate is upsetting for your pup.
The 2nd option is using a car harness and tether. The harness must be specifically made for use in the car, or it must have wide straps and the dog must not be able to get out of it. This could double as your walking harness that is escape proof. If they can slip out of a harness, then they can pop out during an accident. You can get a good car harness for under $50. You want the tether short enough so that they can sit or lay comfortably, and not so long they can move around too much. It should keep your dog pretty close to the seat, not able to move all over or jump onto the floor of the car.
Note that it is NOT SAFE to tether your dog using their collar only. If you get in an accident, this could cause serious or fatal injuries to your dog as their neck will take all the force of the impact. It could crush their trachea or break their neck.
Please, take the extra couple of minutes to make sure your dog is safely restrained in your car before you head out. It could literally save their life.
For those who don't think my information is accurate - here is a summary of vehicle restraint laws by state. Multiple web pages share the same information. This website mentions that your insurance claim could be denied - I am assuming for vet bills for your injured dog.
https://www.gopetfriendly.com/blog/state-laws-require-pets-to-be-restrained-in-vehicles/
🎈Happy 9th birthday to Colby and Iris.🥳🎂🎈
Fun filled afternoon of water play and R & R for the girls….
BLUE GREEN ALGAE WARNING
So this happened today. They have been dying to get in there…
Summer Treats for the pups……
Service dog class went well today. The Golden Arches should be proud of these pups. Great job everyone.
Rehoboth, MA
02769
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It is important for your dog/dogs to understand Disciple and patience, that’s where training comes in!
Gabby meets Celeste
Field training. The key is to wait until released, showing patience and discipline. Once released she heads right for the decoy and returns it to her heel position and holds until asked to give it up. On our way to Working Certificate titles.
Allie. Riley. Rosie
