The Dog Training Diva

26/03/2024

Too funny, had to share.

22/03/2024

My old Bad girl. And probably my last post on here. Social media is very time consuming, and I would rather spend my time with the dogs, farm, and family than be on social media. If you need me just message me on Facebook. Peace out ✌️☮️✌️🕊️

17/02/2024

Photo dump! What cuties I have been working with!

17/02/2024

24/01/2024

18/10/2023

Make a commitment to a Heeler and yall never walk alone…🤍

12/09/2023

NEVER FORGET!!!

07/09/2023

The dogs of Burning Man

07/09/2023

Natives were aware of how important it was to prevent inbreeding to keep their dogs healthy. In order to prevent this, the tribes would introduce new blood from other tribe's dogs which accounted for the many types of dogs that were often portrayed in history books.
The northern tribes developed a dog with more of a wolf like appearance while in the western regions the smaller Plains dog was developed. These dogs were very intelligent and versatile as they were expected to fill many roles in the village. In some tribes, dogs pulled a travois carrying the nomadic family’s belongings as they followed their food supply. Dogs were used to hunt for food and as faithful and protective watch dogs over the village. They were even reliable as “babysitters” for the children and elderly when the women were gathering roots, berries and herbs. In certain tribes ,some of the dogs even played important roles in the tribes’ religious ceremonies.
Scientists say the "black wolves" are actually the earliest Native dogs. The black fur of some North American wolves is the result of long-ago dalliances with domestic dogs, probably the companions of the earliest Natives
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04/09/2023

Lol

02/09/2023

We desperately need more newspaper/packing paper to use for our puppy pits! We use this as the bottom layer for the paper shreds so we can easily roll up the soiled shredded paper on top. News paper can be dropped off on our front porch anytime between 8am-4pm Sun-Tues or 8am-5pm Wed-Sat.

24/08/2023

28/07/2023

KBK 💯

20/07/2023

20/07/2023

Life is short, Time is fast … No replay, No rewind… So enjoy every moment as it comes…

22/06/2023

Monday FUNNY

15/06/2023

We’re leash friendly, either way! 💯

10/06/2023

Credit Mettzger cartoons

07/06/2023