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E3dog Education, Environment and Exercise are the 3 e’s. My business focus is on 3 elements:
1. exercise:
Exercise is critical to your dogs mental and physical health.

education:
Unlike group classes, where all dogs are treated the same(but, they aren’t), I offer 1 on 1 training with more specific training for both the dog and owner. Working 1 on 1 you are assured of special considerations to the differences between breeds, behaviors, personalities and each persons individual concerns.
2. Problems with behavior, aggression or separation anxiety are greatly reduced if the dog gets at least 1 hour of exercise every day. Give this to your dog and you will see big benefits.
3. environment:
Conditioning in the community assures that your dog is calm, confident and appropriate with people and other dogs. Fearful dogs need safe environmental conditioning to resolve to a balanced and confident dog.

10/29/2026

Kenny Chesney is mourning the loss of a very special family member. 💔

His dog Poncho — a goldendoodle who's been by Chesney's side for 15 years — has died. The singer says Poncho was a faithful friend who taught him how to give and receive unconditional love.

"We lost Poncho at 5:15am this morning and my heart is broken but yet so full cause I know he gave us all he had," Chesney reflects. "We went down a lot of roads, lived a lot of life, and saw a lot of sunsets together."

10/29/2026

A federal judge ordered Austin to release Major into a rescue organization’s custody within 30 days, ensuring the dog will not be euthanized anytime soon. https://mrf.lu/2XsDD

10/29/2026

A heartbroken dog owner in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts, says her pet was hit and killed by a truck right in front of her and then the driver took off.

10/26/2026

“The rise in anxiety among American humans has been exhaustively documented,” Rose Horowitch wrote in 2023. “With much less fanfare, we also seem to have entered the age of the anxious canine.”

🎨: Paul Spella / The Atlantic. Source: Getty.

10/26/2026

Bobi, remembered as the world’s oldest dog, has passed away at the remarkable age of 31. But his story was about far more than breaking records — it was about love, family, and the beautiful bond that made his life so special.

In a quiet village in Portugal, Bobi spent his years surrounded by familiar faces, peaceful surroundings, and the people who cherished him. As he grew older, his muzzle turned white and his steps became slower, but the love connecting him to his family remained strong.

Although millions came to know Bobi because of his extraordinary age, what makes his story truly touching is the life behind that number. He was a beloved companion who shared countless ordinary moments with the people who cared for him — moments that, together, became a lifetime of memories.

Thirty-one years is an extraordinary milestone for a dog, but the real measure of Bobi’s life was never just how long he lived. It was the love he received, the comfort he brought, and the place he held in the hearts of those around him.

Bobi may be gone, but his story reminds us that the greatest gift a dog leaves behind is the love that never truly disappears. ❤️🐾

What do you think makes a dog’s life truly special — the years they live, or the love they share with us?

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