Puppy class is proven to reduce the occurrence of aggression in dogs by helping to socialize them early on! A recent study examined almost 4,000 dogs and owners and they were looking at aggression cases. One of the most incredible findings is that going to puppy class […]
Read more →We have all seen the dog shaming pictures shared on the web where a sign is posed near a “guilty” looking dog. I will admit to having a chuckle at these, after all I do believe the dog’s owner intended on making people laugh and that’s why […]
Read more →If you have a puppy, or are thinking or getting one soon, you probably know your puppy will need to receive a series of vaccinations to help protect it from diseases. There are some veterinarians who support early socialization and there are others who will discourage you […]
Read more →Do you ever wonder where your pet is or what it did during the day? Well now you can find out. You can also use some of that information to tie into a training program for your dog. You might not realize how active or possibly inactive […]
Read more →If you adopt a graduate of the Hope Scholarship Program, you will receive free enrollment in a 6 week series of group classes at “I Said Sit!” or 25% off a more intensive program. Contact us within 2 weeks of adoption to begin training your new companion […]
Read more →The Hope Scholarship Program was established in honor of “I Said Sit!” School for Dogs 25th Anniversary as a way for us to give back to the community. In the inaugural year we plan to train 25 dogs in need of basic manners in order to help […]
Read more →Have you ever considered Doggie Boot Camp? Or is there even something better? There are several distinct advantages to sending your dog to a boarding training program, and when you want your dog trained the fastest way possible, a boarding program is the best option. When it’s […]
Read more →I did a consult yesterday for a board and train client. After trying class training, private dog-training lessons and even in-home training for their dog, it wasn’t getting better. I watched the dog interrupt us repeatedly by barking, jumping and trying to knock things off the shelves […]
Read more →Halloween means lots of parties, candy, and costumes. This combination can be overwhelming for many dogs. Keep in mind that your dog might be scared of people in costumes if there hasn’t been a lot of socializing, so your dog might be more comfortable away from the […]
Read more →Most people know they need to vaccinate their puppies and that their veterinarians require booster vaccines, but do you know what vaccines do and why your vet requires booster vaccines? Do you know why puppies have a series of multiple vaccinations and that vaccines can fail? Why […]
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