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05/10/2026

05/09/2026

May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month 💚🐾

Around New England, tick season is unfortunately part of life for both people and pets. Lyme disease is most commonly spread by the black-legged tick (also called the deer tick), which is very common in our area.

The good news? Prevention and early detection really do matter.

Some signs of Lyme disease in pets can include:
🐾 Limping or stiffness
🐾 Fever
🐾 Low energy
🐾 Decreased appetite
🐾 Sensitivity or discomfort moving around

Even pets who spend most of their time in the yard can still be exposed, which is why year-round tick prevention is so important.

And for our humans : if you or your child are bitten by a tick, many universities and laboratories throughout New England offer tick identification and testing services. Sending the tick in can sometimes help determine what diseases it may have been carrying and provide helpful information for your healthcare provider.

A few quick reminders:
✔️ Check pets (and yourself!) after being outdoors
✔️ Pay extra attention around ears, collars, between toes, and under legs
✔️ Remove ticks promptly with fine-tipped tweezers
✔️ Keep up with veterinarian-recommended preventatives

Ticks may be tiny… but prevention makes a huge difference. 💚

If you have questions about Lyme disease testing or prevention options for your pet, we’re always happy to help.

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As the warmth of spring arrives, I want to help ensure every dog's safety by sharing this important poster.

04/09/2026

Roxie, after successfully completing an outstanding obedience training session.

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Puppy hide and seek

08/15/2025

2 year old pup learning how to loose leash walking done my Harlee Hat Trick Dog Training

08/14/2025

working on waiting at the threshold while someone goes out and comes back, they broke the sit and wait early but the progress is that they didn't rush the door. training done by Harlee Hat Trick Dog Training