Get A Quality Education At K-9 U By Lynn Duvall
Jean Brenner, a tiny, retired woman, fell in love with a feisty dog. She rescued Buddy, a chow-shepherd mix from the Pasadena Humane Society. Buddy joined Jean's boxer and two cats at home in La Crescenta. "I wish I could take every animal into my home, but of course I can't," Jean said. "I couldn't resist Buddy. He's such a loving dog." Life with Buddy proved to be more difficult than Jean expected. read more...
Dog Bites: How To Teach Your Children To Be Safe From www.familydoctor.org
Most dogs will never bite anyone. However, any dog may bite if it feels threatened. Children are the most common victims of dog bites. Infants and young children should never be left alone with a dog. This handout tells you how to teach your children to avoid getting bitten. read more...
No Limitations Seminar Raises Over $2,700 For IACP By Jay Stull
Through the generosity and commitment of Fred Hassen and Robin MacFarlane a singularly successful weekend seminar raised over $2,700 for the IACP. read more...
Remote Dog Collar Training…WHAT IS IT? By Toni Drugmand
We thought we would give some background on the remote dog training collar, their origin and abilities. The remote dog training collars we refer to today are collars that allow you to handle a remote hand held device that emits a vibration, or a mild pulse of electric stimulation under your control, much like a leash is used. read more...
It's Not The Collar By Fred Hassen
I'd like to address a subject that is often brought up by trainers and handlers: "How does the dog perform without the dog training collar on?" Many people are under the mistaken belief that it's the collar that makes the dog perform (or fail to perform). Another misunderstanding that we often hear is, "My dog knows when that collar is on, and when it's not." Let's explore some of these thoughts. read more...
