Muzzle Training
We love to see a muzzle trained dog. We know owners that have taken the time to muzzle train their dog are taking the right steps to tackle big training goals, and keep their dog and community safe in the process. It is one of our favorite tools for behavioral rehabilitation cases. We do a […]
Early Neurological Stimulation
Socialization is a big topic when discussing raising young dogs. It is common knowledge that socialization is a key part of puppy raising. Socialization classes like our STAR Puppy Socialization Class are popular options to help those new additions rack up the kind of positive, and varied experiences that make them well rounded adult dogs. […]
Puppy Yoga
Last month we had the honor of hosting puppy yoga at our Millersville location. The event was a real treat, because we were hosting a litter of Otterhound puppies. This rare breed dog dates back to the 1100s and was originally bred to hunt otters in England. Otter hunting has since been banned, but these […]
Take the Photo
We said goodbye to Bourbon at the end of last year. Having lost Rugby the year prior, I have had a lot of time to compare the two (vastly different) experiences, and form some opinions about living with senior dogs, helping them as they age, and letting them go. I am lucky that both dogs […]
Teaching Complex Skills
If you took our Animal Acting seminar, you are familiar with the wide variety of skills dogs need to be successful while on the job as an actor or model. Occasionally, jobs require a specific, complex skill. I thought it would be fun to dive into what that looks like, using Lemon’s recent role as […]
Meet Steve – The Scene-Stealing Dog from The Beast in Me
If you’ve been watching Netflix’s The Beast in Me, chances are you’ve already fallen in love with one particular breakout star – and no, it’s not human… guess who Steve really is?