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  • Dog Training Career - Growing in Popularity
    We have hit a high in unemployment recently, and many are now looking for more rewarding careers. Rising in popularity is a career in dog training.

  • Girls Raise Money for Service Dogs (FOX 4 News Kansas City)
    Two Prairie Village girls use their love for dogs to help others. Tiffany and Katie started "Amanda's Dog Festival," an event that raises money for service dogs. Their goal is to raise $15,000, the cost of training a single service dog. The cause is especially close to the girls' hearts because one day Katie's sister will need a service dog. FOX 4's Kim Byrnes has more on the story.

  • What types of dogs make good gaurd dogs?
    Guard dogs are essentially trained dogs. All kinds of dogs can be trained to be guard dogs but some of the smaller dogs are not really effective at this as they cannot physically deter a burglar. They can however become a great sound alarm for when an intruder comes into your house unannounced. These dogs however can end up barking at every car passing or sound they don’t like. It is best to use a dog like a German Shepard. Taking Care of a Puppy that you want to become a guard dog you should s

  • Canine Partners Appoint Corporate Fundraiser
    Julie James joins the Fundraising Team Monday 8th September 2008: Canine Partners (Registered Charity No. 803680), a charity specialising in providing highly trained assistance dogs to people with disabilities, is today announcing the appointment of Julie James as Corporate Fundraising Manager. Julie will be responsible for building corporate partnerships and further developing the Canine Partners website. Julie from Haywards Heath has spent the last 8 years with Kuoni Travel working in E-bus

  • Weslo Cadence C44 Treadmill review
    The Weslo Cadence C44 treadmill is one of the worst machine we’ve seen so far. It’s so bad that the regular economic units look like luxury ones compared to this one. There are not many things we can say about Weslo Cadence C44. Just one question: Why someone would produce/buy a machine that will break in 30 days? Weslo Cadence C44 Treadmill Specifications 1. Speed 10mph The Cadence C44 unit has a top speed of 10 mph. 2. Inclination: 3, 6 or 9% This unit can provide 3 levels of the incline

  • Good human: 7 rules for a happy, well-behaved dog (Seattle Times)
    Behavior problems are the No. 1 reason animals are turned over to shelters, and the leading cause of death for dogs under 3 years of age...

  • Kingston’s new police dog, Stinger, undergoes training (The Citizens' Voice)
    Meet Stinger, the newest member of Kingston police.

  • House Training Your Puppy: Practical Dog Care Advice
    Deciding to welcome a puppy into your home is a major decision, and this new addition will certainly bring years of fun and joy to your family. In addition, there will also be the need to train your brand new puppy. House training your puppy is the most essential and basic training your [...]

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  • St. Charles dog always had a nose for police work (Kane County Chronicle)
    ST. CHARLES – Lars has not been lying down on the job in the final days before his retirement.

  • Paco the Belgian Malanois is newest member of Warrensburg Police Department (Herald & Review)
    DECATUR - Paco is the newest member of the Warrensburg Police Department. As a green recruit, the 14-month-old Belgian Malanois dog still is subject to at least three months of rigorous training before he will be ready to assume his duties sniffing out narcotics and tracking lost or wanted persons.

  • Tips On Wildlife and Animal Photography
    Animal photography is challenging because it’s difficult to get your subjects to do what you’d like them to do. Sure, a well-trained dog is more likely to sit or stay than your average hamster, but even Brownie/Blackie doesn’t follow directions as well as your average human.

  • Tennessee Police Dog not Dead; Insurance Fraud Alleged (Insurance Journal)
    A West Tennessee prosecutor will not say whether he intends to press charges in the case of an Oakland police dog whose death may have been faked to collect a $5,000 insurance benefit. The Tenness

  • Ready to nurture: Inmates looking to Collierville Animal Services to revive prison's dog program (Memphis Commercial Appeal)
    Since mid-June, Ginger Turnmire and seven of her fellow inmates have been without the four-legged charges that have lifted spirits at a prison for women in Memphis. Dogs -- plucked from an animal shelter and delivered to the prison for six to eight weeks of training to make them more adoptable -- have been missed.

  • A Difficult Decision
    On July 30th, nearly 4 months after he went in for guide dog training, I got "the call" that Paxton had been released from guide dog training. Our local coordinator called me at work, so there I sat in front of my computer, crying and sniffling. That was the beginning of my grieving process ...

  • Sarah Palin and Liberal Elitist Women: Classless and Clueless
    Note to liberal elitist women journalists: darling, please don’t claim to speak for me, a woman, about Sarah Palin. For the second time today I’ve read the most idiotic condescending claptrap about Sarah Palin from a liberal elitist woman who claims she “speaks” for all women. Those women should be ashamed but then again they shed shame like a snake sheds its skin. First it was Jessica Reaves of the Chicago Tribune who wrote that “McCain’s choice won’t fool women” followed by the New York T

  • In the Thick of It
    One of my favorite things to do, during these most intense months of training, is tell non-runners the distances I’ve got slated for the weekend. Every Friday I march into my boss’s office under the ruse of “one last thing before you wrap it up for the week…” but she knows that inevitably I’m going to tell her my total miles for the week (45.5) and my weekend plan (9 tempo plus 19 mile long run). The best reaction I got this week, though, was from my 92 year-old Nana, when I told her on Saturday

  • Dog Crates
    Lacking these natural dens might prevent them from developing a good routine and sometimes causing a behavioral problem. Crate training can play a big role in the growth and behavioral development of your pet. It also an efficient and effective way to house train your dog.

  • Dog Behavior Training
    Dog Training is as basic to dog ownership as food, water and shelter. Training is essential for all dogs to teach them what is acceptable behavior and what is not...

  • A few tricks can help dodge dog attacks (Galveston County Daily News)
    TEXAS CITY — Canine repellent sprays can help avoid an attack by an aggressive dog.