Good Dogma Obedience Training

27/07/2024

We're here at the Arroyo Grande "Bark in the Park" right now! 10-3 today!! Bring your four legged friend down to Elm Street Park 🐾

26/07/2024

🐾THIS SATURDAY! 🐾

Arroyo Grande "Bark in the Park" on July 27 at Elm Street Park! Good Dogma will have a booth so stop by for "Treat for a Trick"!🐾💕

23/07/2024

21/07/2024

I know there are many of you that have asked about leash reactivity issues. Here's a class to help you manage the behavior. www.GoodDogma.net

19/07/2024

🐾💕Arroyo Grande "Bark in the Park" on July 27! Good Dogma will have a booth so stop by for a "Treat for a Trick"! Mark your calendar for July 27 at Elm Street Park!! 🐾💕

17/07/2024

If you have trouble walking with your leash reactive dog, join Good Dogma for our Reactive Rover workshop August 3 in Morro Bay. Learn to manage reactive behavior and enjoy taking your dog out for walks again. All information on the class and registration can be found at www.GoodDogma.net

15/07/2024

More Agility fun for Neil!

14/07/2024

Agility fun!

13/07/2024

Drop in Agility tomorrow in Los Osos!
Register on our website

Transform your dog's behavior with our K9 training, consultations, and workshops. Call today to learn more 805-528-8383.

13/07/2024

Thank your dog everyday...

06/07/2024

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04/07/2024

Good Dogma wishes all a Happy 4th! It's a very scary time of year for some dogs, so please keep your pups safe! 🐾🇺🇲

02/07/2024

Did you know most lost pets are picked up less than a mile from their homes?

When kept in the neighborhood where they are found, these animals have a 70% reclaim rate. However, when they are brought to a shelter, the typical reclaim rate is only 17%. With space tight in shelters across the region, and fireworks displays around the corner, we are joining with San Luis Obispo County Division of Animal Services and asking for the community’s help this holiday.

Save space in the shelter by protecting your pets from getting loose, making sure they are microchipped and wearing ID, and taking these steps to reunify any found pets with their owners before bringing them to the county shelter:
1. LOOK LOCALLY - Leash and walk the lost pet around the neighborhood to see if anyone knows where they live.
2. SNAP AND SHARE - Take a picture of the animal and post it on social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, Nextdoor, Lost.PetcoLove.org, and Craigslist.com.
3. CHECK THE CHIP - Bring the animal to a vet or animal shelter to scan for a microchip.
4. FILE AS ‘FOUND’ - Complete a Found Animal Report on the website at https://www.slocounty.ca.gov/Departments/Health-Agency/Animal-Services/Lost-and-Found-Animals.aspx
5. HOLD AT HOME - If possible, hold on to and care for the animal for a few days to increase the likelihood that the pet will be reclaimed.

Read more at https://woodshumanesociety.org/reunification/

25/06/2024

Important information about canine heatstroke!!

18/06/2024

SHARE!

11/06/2024

Oh Deer! You’ve found a fawn alone — now what? Chances are the fawn is just fine! It’s normal for a doe to leave her baby while she forages for food, often for many hours at a time. The best action you can take is no action: leave the baby alone so mom can safely return. Sadly, every year wildlife rehabilitators receive fawns that are not in fact orphans or in need of care.
However, if the fawn is visibly injured, poorly responsive, running around crying, or a dead doe is found nearby, please contact your local wildlife rehab clinic ASAP before intervening. Not sure what to do? Call and describe what you see!

📸 P. Hartmann

09/06/2024

Next Drop In Agility, Saturday, June15. All details and registration our website www.GoodDogma.net

08/06/2024

Sad news from a wonderful rescue. We wish Charlotte and Meade Canine Rescue well. 💞🐾

04/06/2024

This⬇️🐾

03/06/2024

Did you know that pets with microchips are much more likely to find their way home if lost? In 2023, C.A.R.E.4Paws microchipped 3,200 cats and dogs, a record we aim to beat this year! Through June, we offer FREE microchips at all of our Pet Wellness Clinics in partnership with Santa Barbara County Animal Services, San Luis Obispo County Division of Animal Services and CAPA - Non-Profit Organization. Join us to get your pets their permanent IDs—and be sure that they wear collars with pet tags too! Find our clinic calendar and services at care4paws.org/clinicservices/.

01/06/2024

If this is a problem; we can help!

27/05/2024

🐾 South County Beach Group Training Walk🐾

The Group Training Walk provides a balance of mental and physical exercise for you and your dog. The dynamic walk reinforces basic obedience commands and contributes to new learning in an active group setting. This beach walk will include recall (come) practice, so please bring a long (15-20') training line along with a variety of high value treats for your pup!

Location: Meet-up at Grover Beach Ramp Parking Lot at the end of Grand Avenue
Class Time: 9:30am -10:15am
Class Date: 06/29/2024
Class Info: Cost is $40 per dog

Please visit our website at www.GoodDogma.net for more information. For information about the class click on https://gooddogma.net/group-training/
To register, click on https://gooddogma.net/registration-form/
You can also reach us by telephone at 805.528.8383 or email us at
[email protected]

26/05/2024

Want to build up your dog's confidence while having fun? Come to Good Dogma's drop in agility training. A 30 minute, non competitive run through simple obstacles. Learn new training vocabulary and refresh your dog's command responses. All information on our website, www.GoodDogma.net

26/05/2024

Drop In Agility in June. All details on our website...www.GoodDogma.net

26/05/2024

Transform your dog's behavior with our K9 training, consultations, and workshops. Call today to learn more 805-528-8383.