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Saving a Dog Stranded on Ice

Written by Doggie Academy in General on March 13th, 2009

I’m not sure what the story is, but these photos of a St. Bernard being rescued are pretty amazing. Here’s one, but click the link to see them all.

“Bad Dog” Photo Contest

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“It was interesting to see how splitting the larger puppies from the smaller puppies allowed for the shyer smaller pup to gain confidence.”

Heather M. with Hunter

So amazing. I can’t wait to take another class. I’ve always loved training and working with Sierra but after this freestyle class, I feel so much more motivation. I am so excited to take future classes there with Sierra!

Stephanie T. with Sierra

Sadie does well with training and loves agility class.

Dawn S. with Sadie

It was all really helpful – Cooper is working on not jumping up, recall, and not being sassy when we put on the harness 🙂 all of the exercises were helpful and we’ve already started working on them with him and are slowly seeing improvements!

Grace B. with Cooper

This was a great experience. We were at our wits’ end trying to figure out why our dog had manifested such severe separation anxiety so suddenly and how to address it. After the session with Sarah, our dog’s behavior improved rapidly and his stress level immediately decreased.

Caitlin K. with Goblin

Kate is extremely patient and kind. She listened to my concerns and adjusted the class to fit Charlie’s needs and mood. I look forward to our next lesson!

Zuri F. with Charlie

We loved working with Sarah!

Johanna M. with Clover

Sarah and Kate showed genuine enthusiasm throughout the entire course. It is clear that they are passionate about what they do. There is obviously a lot of material on obedience training on the internet, but Sarah and Kate really break down the underlying philosophy and spend as much time, if not more, training and correcting the human — you can’t get that from watching a few YouTube videos.

Michael S. with Wiley on Basic Manners class

It was really good for Mowgli to be around dogs and lots of stimuli, but still practice sitting quietly and being patient. Of course, it was SO fun to have him do the obstacles as well and he seemed to pick them up quickly (though not necessarily execute them quickly haha).

Abby E. with Mowgli

Franklin is my first dog, and this experience was our first puppy social. I expected all of the puppies to just play together the whole time, but I had learned so much in that hour observing the puppies being shy and on different social/energy levels. Patrick did a fantastic job moderating and spending time focusing on each puppy. He brought to our attention an important lesson to train our Franklin and gave great advice.

Yuki M. with Franklin

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