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 Adventures in Canine Training, Inc.
Serving the DFW Area
214-731-3191
www.aictdfw.com
While all dog owners want to believe that everyone sees our pets as furry little angels, most of us know that is not always the case. Whether it's jumping on visitors, barking at other dogs, chewing furniture, or just a lack of basic doggie manners, dogs with behavior issues are not only frustrating to live with, but are often the victims of owner surrender at shelters. On the other hand, when you see your pet transform before your eyes into a well-behaved and happy dog, it's one of the most satisfying feelings in the world. Most of us need help making this transformation a reality and have considered hiring a professional trainer. Adventures in Canine Training, Inc. (AICT) has a proven track record of helping owners learn to communicate with their pets in a positive way to build trusting relationships that lead to well behaved dogs. |
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Pet-friendly St. Patrick’s Day
events in DFW
St. Patrick’s Day is possibly the most celebrated holiday in Dallas, with the Annual Greenville Avenue St. Patty’s Day Parade being at the forefront of the revelry and several smaller festivities taking place around the Metroplex. Be sure to include your furry friends in the merriment by checking out one or more of these pet-friendly St. Patty’s Day events.
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This week, Dr. Manley answers a question about a reader's dog who eats grass.
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Meet Harley, a 2-year-old Pointer/German Shepherd mix who needs his beauty sleep!
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If you have a child, help them develop a positive relationship with dogs by teaching them how to greet properly. Always ask the owner if you can pet their dog. Some dogs are frightened of children and may growl or snip if a child lunges at them. If the owner says yes, curl your hand into a fist with the back of your hand facing upward. Slowly extend your hand toward the dog and let him sniff your hand. Never try to pet a strange dog on the top of their head and don't force a child that is scared of dogs to greet a dog. |
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