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Training options for new adopters

July 22, 2016 Eric Forrest 0

New adoptions happen all the time. And after our Pick-a-Pooch Adoption Days, an increased number of adoptions have taken place locally. That said, we’d like to present you with a few training options we feel comfortable with recommending. We’ve highlighted the Nebraska Humane Society’s training classes in the past and feel they are a great […]

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Agility contests for dogs – more than just fun and games

July 17, 2016 Eric Forrest 0

You’ve likely seen a dog run an agility course. Whether it’s at a local pet event or a demonstration on television, you’ve watched pups jump through hoops, climb and descend, and maneuver their way through obstacles. It’s fun to see and fun for the dogs. Something you may not have considered, however, is the benefit […]

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Meet Big Moose Dog Training

July 5, 2016 Savannah Behrends 0

If you met a ten-year-old Kristin Sandstede, owner of and trainer at Big Moose Dog Training, you would most definitely have learned a couple of things about man’s best friend. “If you came over to my house, I would probably pull out the Dog Encyclopedia and have you quiz me on the different breeds,” Sandstede […]

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Dogs training to become companions for military vets

May 24, 2016 Eric Forrest 0

Here’s a cool story from Iowa’s Animal Rescue League detailing four dogs who will receive basic skill-and-manners training from Clarinda Correctional Facility inmates. After weeks of training, the dogs will be placed with military veterans who will benefit from having companion/service dogs.   Four dogs from the Animal Rescue League of Iowa (ARL) are starting […]

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Prevent common misbehavior problems with these tips

January 27, 2016 Eric Forrest 0

To wrap up National Train Your Dog month, we’ve got a few tips related to two common misbehavior problems that affect many dog owners. If your dog barks at everything or gets a little too nippy, this post will help you recognize the problem, diagnose it and put a plan into action. Don’t fret! Most […]

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Prevent common misbehavior problems with these tips

January 27, 2016 Eric Forrest 0

To wrap up National Train Your Dog month, we’ve got a few tips related to two common misbehavior problems that affect many dog owners. If your dog barks at everything or gets a little too nippy, this post will help you recognize the problem, diagnose it and put a plan into action. Don’t fret! Most […]

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Knowing your dog and cat breed

January 25, 2016 Eric Forrest 0

Much of our content from this month has centered on training. Training can improve an already great relationship you’ve got with your pup, can help you install some basic tools that will help new relationships grow, and can decrease the likelihood that you’ll have to give up on a relationship due to poor communication, boundaries […]

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Explore the Nebraska Humane Society’s Training Programs

January 18, 2016 Alli Fischenich 0

We’ve all gone to that one friend’s house and have been greeted by their big, beautiful, majestic, loving, excited dog…..who is barking and jumping…and jumping…and jumping. The beautiful dog that busts your eardrums and knocks you over.  It happens all the time. We don’t get mad, it’s just how (untrained) dogs behave. If you are […]