by Linda | Apr 8, 2009 | Dog Poop, Dogs, Maryland Dog Training
It’s not that I am overly fascinated by poo. As a matter of course, I am pretty repulsed by it. I have become a wizard of the poop scoop ‘flick’ that can get even the most difficult or sticky poo off the ground and into the scoop shovel. Long grass...
by Linda | Mar 13, 2009 | Dog Training Tools, Dogs, Maryland Dog Training
Retractable Leashes are in the news, again… “Dogs love them,” Wuebker (President of Flexi USA) said. “They enjoy a little bit of freedom, but the pet parent still has them leashed. Pet parents love them because they allow their dog a little...
by Linda | Mar 11, 2009 | Assistance Dogs, Dog Laws, Dog Politics, Maryland Dog Training, Service Dogs
As with all stories, there are two sides to everything: Service-Assistance dogs enable their disabled owners to function productively in society, helping them with tasks that are outside the physical scope of many; opening doors, turning on lights, assisting them with...
