by lkaim | Oct 25, 2010 | Dog Training Anecdotes, Maryland Dog Training, Maryland Puppy Training
I was interviewing a potential client the other day when this question came up. We were walking in our middle pasture with a couple of puppies who were busy investigating the nooks and crannies for groundhogs and bunnies, making mad dashes for the stream and whirling...
by lkaim | Apr 2, 2010 | Dog Training Tools, Maryland Dog Training
The world of the internet abounds with information regarding the selection and use of dog training equipment, specifically collars and other devices of more recent design ostensibly to facilitate the training of dogs. This article was constructed to provide...
by lkaim | Oct 1, 2009 | Assistance Dogs, Dog Politics, Dogs, Maryland Dog Training, Rescue dogs, Service Dogs
I received a call in March of this last spring from a man who lived in Tennessee. He was a War Vet who had sustained an injury while being deployed during the first Gulf War which left him without the use of his legs. He had had two previous service dogs, each...
by lkaim | 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 lkaim | 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...
