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New Puppy, Now What? I get asked a lot “how can I prepare for a new puppy”?  Or “I have a new puppy, what should I do”?  Here is my list of top suggestions to new puppy, or dog owners : … Continue reading →

Back in the Game A friend recently told me it’s important to get back to the things we did and liked to do before we were married. I got married October of 2010 and took a break from offering classes … Continue reading →

Boarding Options If you own a dog, you will likely find yourself in situations where you need to travel and it’s impossible to take your dog. So, what should you do with your dog to give him the best opportunity … Continue reading →

Seasonal Safety Reminders As the seasons change, so should safety precautions you take for your dog’s wellbeing. Here is a list we’ve put together to help you safely transition into the longer days which mean more outside time. Yay! The … Continue reading →

3 Main Thoughts I could spend the whole first night of each class emphasizing three main thoughts to the humans while the dogs wait patiently, well excitedly actually, in the cars. The first thought is this: Training is something you … Continue reading →

Mesa, Ole and I are in Bozeman on a mini vacation.  We are staying at Sister Tigg and Cousin Fergie’s house.  All the dogs got to play hard yesterday but now vacation is over and it’s time for school.  Ole … Continue reading →

Spring Training Round 2 We are so excited to offer our next round of classes.  They begin April 10th.  We are offering Agility 101, Rover Real Life, and Canine Good Citizen.  Take a look at the classes page for more … Continue reading →

Red is the color of Love and Blood. Have you ever given or received blood or know someone who has? Chances are the answer to that question is yes. Do you have a pet, or know someone who does, that … Continue reading →

Pull the Trigger? No, Just Identify the Trigger The current barking dog issue in my home town has triggered me to share some of my thoughts.  Let me send a gentle reminder that barking is how dogs communicate.  Meowing is … Continue reading →