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Friday, February 20, 2015

THAT DARN DOG!!!

Waiting at "Thresholds"
Are you embarrassed or frustrated when your dog...
  • lunges at dogs/people on leash
  • rushes out the door/runs away
  • is nervous, fearful, or anxious
  • guards people/objects/food
  • humps dogs/people/objects
  • jumps up on people
  • barks excessively
  • pulls on the leash
  • counter surfs
  • doesn't listen
all of the above and more? Click HERE to see how we can help!

Does your dog just need to get out for a few hours while you're at work? Or would you like some assistance in choosing the next four-legged member of your family? Click here!

Out of Town & Pack Walks

Dear Clients,
I will be out of town Tues, March 10 through Mon, March 16th so I won't be available for Daycare/Training that week. For those who are interested, Pack Walks will begin Sat, March 21 at Springcreek Park in Springville from 8:30am-9:30am.

Saturday, September 27, 2014

EPIPHANY

I lay in bed this morning and this thought process went through my head: In order to feel fulfilled, you have to provide a way to be fulfilled. Sitting on your "hope chest" waiting for someone or something to come along and fulfill you, will leave you unfulfilled and depressed. But getting up and figuring out what it is you need in utter to feel fulfilled will usually get the job done.

Dogs will find a way to fulfill themselves, whether their owners provide the needed stimuli or not. If not, their fulfillment usually comes through unwanted, naughty behaviors and destruction of property, people and other animals. If their needs are met and they feel fulfilled, there is only room for contentment and belly rubs.

Friday, September 5, 2014

WEEKLY PACK WALKS MOVED TO SATURDAYS

Pack Walks will now be held every Saturday morning from 9:00am-10:00am at SPRINGCREEK PARK in Springville. Join the event on FACEBOOK
***Please review the REQUIREMENTS & SAFETY RULES then fill out the following forms:***
*Anyone who doesn't follow these simple rules will be asked to leave our group


  1. Group sizes are limited to 10 dogs (not including my two) so please RSVP using FACEBOOK or call 435-503-0182. 
  2. Waivers must be signed before participation. 
  3. Before approaching/petting any dog, even if you know them, everyone must ask permission from the owner and follow the "no touch, no talk, no eye-contact rule." 
  4. All dogs must be on a leash (no longer than 6’ and no retractable leashes allowed) when participating as per city ordinance and for the safety of all animals and humans in the vicinity. 
  5. Do not let dogs meet each other, regardless if your dog is friendly. Respect each dog's space; no crowding. 
  6. Pick up after your dog (bring your own poop bags). 
  7. No treats or food of any kind. 
  8. Kids (including strollers) are welcome but must follow all the rules, especially #3

Monday, June 16, 2014

Words VS Reality

When we try to treat our dogs like children or think of them as our babies, we are not providing protection and direction as a good Pack Leader should. Instead, we are focusing on our emotional needs first.

The best gift our dogs can give us is to be balanced and happy, which is why the best way we can show affection to our dogs is to let them be dogs, and to follow Nature by respecting and honoring their instincts.


Read more: http://www.cesarsway.com/the-scoop/features/Words-and-Reality?utm_source=BlueHornet&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Jun14NL_3#ixzz34p8ogwId

Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Balance

Dog packs do not have dictators. If the alpha dog in a pack tries to enforce the rules through intimidation and coercion, the other dogs in the pack will kill him or drive him out. But balanced pack leaders do not need intimidation or coercion. They inspire the pack to follow them through calm, assertive energy.


Read more: http://www.cesarsway.com/the-scoop/cesars-blog/Balance?utm_source=BlueHornet&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Jun14NL_1#ixzz33hS1I9bp

Your Dog Can Be the Secret to Weight Loss

How you care for yourself is closely related to how you care for your dog.

Read more: http://www.cesarsway.com/dog-training/exercise/Your-Dog-Can-Be-The-Secret-To-Weight-Loss?utm_source=BlueHornet&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Jun14NL_1#ixzz33hR9Tvur