Mutt Master - Dog Training from A to Z

07/19/2025

When a dog waits patiently in line for the water to turn on........ Request granted.

07/15/2025

Training session at the water festival.

06/10/2025

Well this explains ALOT

05/20/2025

This is so true.
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05/16/2025

This is by far the best food dispensing toy I have ever seen in my entire career! I found mine on the clearance section of Pet Warehouse over a decade ago and have not seen one since. I looked everywhere. Just by chance today I looked it up and I was astonished that I found it because usually it does not show up.

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02/15/2025

I'm making this post here on my business page because there is a chance of contact with dogs to the deer.

Heads up to the community in royal Pines on Lady's Island and surrounding areas. We encountered a sick deer this morning and it has had run-ins with myself and three of my neighbors over the last 48 hours. One encounter was it walking up to my husband as though it was a domestic animal. Another was being unaffected by a charging golden retriever. Another was slamming into a neighbor's iron fence. And my encounter was it trying to jump over a wire fence getting hung up doing a somersault and landing on its back neck. I called DNR and spoke with an officer there and it is highly likely that it has blue tongue disease. It is a fast-acting virus that is caused by being bitten by infected gnats and midges. It does not transmit from one deer to another, and it does not transmit to other animals. It is something that split hooved animals like goats, cows, sheep, deer and pigs are susceptible to. I have attached a link that he suggested I read up on to understand the virus better. He also said if there is an increase in numbers let them know they will come and euthanize and perform necropsies to discover if there is anything else going on besides that. He also said refrain from trying to Aid as this will bring you in contact with ill wildlife. Just best to let it find a place to bed down and pass. The article I read said that some animals will recover within a couple of weeks and some will pass shortly after Contracting the virus. Things to look out for our red puffy eyes, mucus from the eyes, nose, and mouth, lethargy, irregular erratic behavior, disorientation, and poor body condition. There is no known cure. Either the animal's body will recover or it won't.

https://www.pa.gov/agencies/pgc/wildlife/wildlife-health/wildlife-diseases/epizootic-hemorrhagic-disease.html #:~:text=Infected%20animals%20may%20develop%20swollen,the%20onset%20of%20clinical%20signs.

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02/11/2025

Today's focus with Sable is an exposure outing. We went to a maintenance yard, met some of the fellas, and explored the large equipment. These types of outings are very helpful when helping a dog move past being uncomfortable with a groundskeeper that comes to a private property, an exterminator, or other visitors that come and go without reason and seem to meddle with things on the property. She did great.

01/26/2025

Great info

01/22/2025

This for all species

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01/14/2025

This is the footprint of the training exercise I did today with jinx. We practice for the first time navigating a medical facility in a wheelchair aside from needing some coaching on turning left and staying out of the way she was 100% Rockstar. She got lots ooooooh's and aaaaaah's. She did great in the elevator she did great in the restroom she did great checking in to the front desk and she did great waiting off in the wings.

01/07/2025

Today I work a client through bereavement training, impulse control, and duration with distraction stay. There was a ceremony going on and we practiced our skills in a solemn environment.

01/07/2025

My handsome date for the day.