I have been busy getting prepared for the day on 16th May. Finding sponsorship for the dog show is not an easy task but thankfully I can say I have secured some - rosettes and prizes can now be ordered - yet another job to sort! Now I have to sort out information leaflets that can be taken home and read at your leisure, check with the council all is going to plan, ring my clients who will be helping on the day, etc - the list is almost endless!
In between doing this I have been seeing new clients and helping others(and some of my clients have been helping me - one good turn deserves another!).
It should be a good day and hopefully will be enjoyed by all!
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Wednesday, 24 March 2010
Dad stabs family dog to death as it savages daughter
Yet another tragedy to be read in the paper - horrific for the humans and the dog involved but very avoidable! 90% of dog attacks in the home happen after the dog has been playing - fact! Why? Because dogs have a raised adrenalin level in play and do not make good decisions when they are drunk on adrenalin - they follow their instincts. This dog had inadvertently been incited to do what it did.
Stop dogs attacking your children - by understanding what really goes on with dogs - family pet or animal in your home? A dog can be both safely if only people would educate themselves about dogs. Its time to wake up and WISE UP to dogs. Dogs are not man's best friend because no one told the dog - its a myth that has evolved from a human standpoint. Dogs are NOT responsible for looking after our children - WE are. These tragedies will keep happening until people get real and inform themselves and some proper education is available for them to do this. It isn't dangerous dogs we have to worry about but people's ignorance about dogs.
I read in the paper a few months ago how a man bled to death in his garden after getting in the middle of a spat between his two German Shepherd dogs - the dogs turned on him. With some knowledge of instinctual dog behaviour this need not have happened. When are we going to get real in this country - I can sympathise but my sympathy is slowly running out and is being replaced by increasing exasperation!
Stop dogs attacking your children - by understanding what really goes on with dogs - family pet or animal in your home? A dog can be both safely if only people would educate themselves about dogs. Its time to wake up and WISE UP to dogs. Dogs are not man's best friend because no one told the dog - its a myth that has evolved from a human standpoint. Dogs are NOT responsible for looking after our children - WE are. These tragedies will keep happening until people get real and inform themselves and some proper education is available for them to do this. It isn't dangerous dogs we have to worry about but people's ignorance about dogs.
I read in the paper a few months ago how a man bled to death in his garden after getting in the middle of a spat between his two German Shepherd dogs - the dogs turned on him. With some knowledge of instinctual dog behaviour this need not have happened. When are we going to get real in this country - I can sympathise but my sympathy is slowly running out and is being replaced by increasing exasperation!
Tuesday, 23 March 2010
Dog Event - Chantry Park, Ipswich
WISE UP to Dogs
There is to be a Dog Behaviour Day in Chantry Park, Ipswich run in association with Ipswich Borough Council on Sunday, 16th May 2010. The aim being to concentrate on dog behaviour issues and responsible dog ownership.
There will be a dog pack behaviour demonstration, police dog demonstration, short training sessions on a first come first served basis and finishing off with a fun dog show.
There is to be a Dog Behaviour Day in Chantry Park, Ipswich run in association with Ipswich Borough Council on Sunday, 16th May 2010. The aim being to concentrate on dog behaviour issues and responsible dog ownership.
There will be a dog pack behaviour demonstration, police dog demonstration, short training sessions on a first come first served basis and finishing off with a fun dog show.
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