Three Dog Training

26/08/2024

14 years and and still going strong.My girl Twisty...

23/08/2024

Reminder, new classes are starting this coming Monday. register at Pepperellrec.com or you can reach out to me.
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19/08/2024

New classes have been posted. Pepperellrec.com

14/08/2024

When you are out in a beautiful area like the Orchard with your dogs be respectful and clean up after your dog. It is not that hard!!!!

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14/08/2024

Nice

12/08/2024

Such a beautiful day for a hike with my boys. Feeling blessed

19/07/2024

New puppy classes have been added. check out Pepperell rec for more information. Hope to see you there

17/07/2024

Watching the thunderstorm from the garage. I love this time of year. Nothing like the smell of summer rain and a good lightning storm

13/07/2024

14 years old and still beautiful. My girl Twisty.

12/07/2024

On a very hot day, we are playing the find it game.

12/07/2024

After 3 rounds of Find it. We are tired and happy

09/07/2024

I have a couple of spots open for my Puppy class that starts this Saturday. Register and send vaccinations before Friday

07/07/2024

Dog days of summer..haha

04/07/2024

Just a reminder: Keep your dogs home for the 4th. Be sure they all have ID tags on them. Keep a tv or radio on to help drown out the fireworks if your dog is nervous.
Happy 4th from Mac and Otis

28/06/2024

Brandy and Griswald graduated last night. So proud

28/06/2024

***STARTS MONDAY!***
Coming July 1 - the 9th Annual SARL Pet Calendar Photo Contest! Get those cameras ready! Enter your pet for a shot at the 2025 calendar cover and a professional photo shoot! This year's contest is open to ALL pets - not just cats and dogs. Info on how to enter, reserve a date on the calendar, and order calendars will be available here and on our website on July 1. Good luck!

26/06/2024

New puppy kindergarten class staring saturday July 13th at 10.00. Registration is available on the Pepperell rec website. Hope to see you all there.

17/06/2024

Help out the wild life during this heat wave. This one is for small birds and bees. The rocks keep the bees from drowning.

17/06/2024

Hi everyone, hope you all has a great weekend. There is still time to get into our Puppy kindergarten and our Beginner class that starts this Wednesday. Otis and Mac are looking forward to see you in class.

16/06/2024

My husband shirt he only wears it once a year..

14/06/2024

The MSPCA has taken in over 60 boxers. If you know anyone who may be looking. I hear they are really nice dogs.

13/06/2024

This is disgusting, hope they catch who ever did this

13/06/2024

Fake Service Dogs Put at Risk Those Who Need Them Most
May 4, 2023
NEADS Chief Development and Programs Officer Cathy Zemaitis is passionate about the growing problem and negative impacts of fake Service Dogs on persons with disabilities who are partnered with legitimate Service Animals. She testifies regularly before the Massachusetts State Legislature to move legislation that would penalize such misrepresentation.

Service Dogs who are properly and legitimately trained and placed provide clients with life-changing emotional support and enable them to navigate the world more safely and confidently. However, fraudulent Service Dogs are a growing problem, negatively impacting NEADS clients and those from other ADI-accredited Service Dog programs across North America and globally.

A recent survey of more than 1,300 Service Dog clients from ADI-accredited organizations (including guide dog, hearing dog, service dog for physical disability, medical alert service dog, psychiatric service dog and facility dog teams) shows not only how common encounters with fake Service Dogs are, but also how significantly they are undermining the feelings of independence, quality of life, and potentially even the safety of clients with legitimate Service Dogs.

92.6% of respondents encountered fake, questionable, or uncontrolled service dogs in their time as a service dog user.
78.8% of respondents had experienced an uncontrolled dog snap at, bitten, vocalize at or interfere with their service dog.
66.0% reported feeling that fraudulent service dogs had negatively impacted their independence and quality of life.
50.0% encountered fraudulent service dogs in grocery stores and airports.
According to ADI, for legitimate ADI-accredited Service/Assistance Dog programs a Service Dog “has always been more than just a vest – bringing expert training, crucial socialization, and years of task-based independence to people with disabilities. Now, the results are clear: poorly trained dogs in public being portrayed as trained [service] dogs are harming those who need help from [service] dogs the most.” You can read more about the survey on ADI’s Website.

Fake Service Dogs Put at Risk Those Who Need Them Most
May 4, 2023
NEADS Chief Development and Programs Officer Cathy Zemaitis is passionate about the growing problem and negative impacts of fake Service Dogs on persons with disabilities who are partnered with legitimate Service Animals. She testifies regularly before the Massachusetts State Legislature to move legislation that would penalize such misrepresentation.

Service Dogs who are properly and legitimately trained and placed provide clients with life-changing emotional support and enable them to navigate the world more safely and confidently. However, fraudulent Service Dogs are a growing problem, negatively impacting NEADS clients and those from other ADI-accredited Service Dog programs across North America and globally.

A recent survey of more than 1,300 Service Dog clients from ADI-accredited organizations (including guide dog, hearing dog, service dog for physical disability, medical alert service dog, psychiatric service dog and facility dog teams) shows not only how common encounters with fake Service Dogs are, but also how significantly they are undermining the feelings of independence, quality of life, and potentially even the safety of clients with legitimate Service Dogs.

92.6% of respondents encountered fake, questionable, or uncontrolled service dogs in their time as a service dog user.
78.8% of respondents had experienced an uncontrolled dog snap at, bitten, vocalize at or interfere with their service dog.
66.0% reported feeling that fraudulent service dogs had negatively impacted their independence and quality of life.
50.0% encountered fraudulent service dogs in grocery stores and airports.
According to ADI, for legitimate ADI-accredited Service/Assistance Dog programs a Service Dog “has always been more than just a vest – bringing expert training, crucial socialization, and years of task-based independence to people with disabilities. Now, the results are clear: poorly trained dogs in public being portrayed as trained [service] dogs are harming those who need help from [service] dogs the most.” You can read more about the survey on ADI’s Website.

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11/06/2024

Puppy kindergarten and Beginner classes Starting June 19. visit pepperellrec.com for times, registration and payments.
Hope to see you all in class. Let the summer fun begin.

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10/06/2024

Cat day, peggie and twisty. Peggie has 3 legs and twisty was born with her front legs twisted..I do have a sick sence of humor..I love those two girls

08/06/2024

Coming when called and sit. Puma my girl

08/06/2024

Puma, so good

08/06/2024

She is so good

08/06/2024