A Wag N'time Companion Dog Training

01/07/2026

Did a new fuzz ball join your family this holiday season! Training is a fantastic way to get a head start on good behavior and to learn to communicate with your new friend! Visit www.awagn-time.com to register for one-on-one training in your home!

11/15/2025

Dog Training lessons can be a unique holiday gift. Gift certificates available! Visit www.awagn-time.com and click this link

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05/10/2024

Updating a post I had put up last week…meet Letty - 10 month petite standard poodle. She is sweet and smart and incredibly athletic. She has not met anyone she does not want to be friends with…is great with kids and other dogs. She’d be awesome as a playmate for another active dog, and/or an active family. We are looking for an amazing home. Please PM me if you have an interest in meeting Miss Letty! She’s also make an amazing agility prospect as the girl has wings!

07/22/2022

This new partnership is a match made in heaven as ICAN has recently merged with another service dog organization called, Our Turn to Serve. With the two organizations coming together, they will not only going to be helping veterans, but shelter dogs as well.

12/12/2021

Ever wanted to try something new and fun with your pooch? How about non-competition agility? Starting this Sunday A Wag’N Time Companion Dog Training is offering basic agility just for fun. Sessions will run 5 weeks for $100.00.

Our next session will start January 16th with groups beginning at 10:30.

We will be at the new Pup Club training room at 921 N. Rangeline Rd. In Carmel.

Classes will be small and start times will be determined by the number of requests.

PM for more info or if your pup attend Club Canine Doggy DayCare, look for the sign up sheet at the front desk. Dogs must be dog friendly and be at least 10 months old to participate. Some basic training is helpful!

04/02/2020

Here is my back ideal shelter in place situation!

03/25/2020

If anyone needs help with training, I am still here to help as long as we can meet outside! Need some help with leash work? Stay? Canine Good Citizen skills? As long as Mother Nature cooperates, I can still help you! Being self-employed is amazing, but right now is a challenge, so any opportunities would be appreciated!

Additionally if your dog has some challenges you’d like to address, I offer board and train, so drop off your dog here and I can work on manners, leash skills, socialize to other dogs and house training!

Please share with anyone you know!

09/20/2019

This is it!!!! Big day tomorrow for Veteran’s Best Friend Indiana, Inc.

VBF matches rescued pets with veterans of any conflict or branch of service and Gold Star Families. We also offer a training scholarship program so veterans who already have dogs can get help getting them trained!

Walk & Wags starts at 11:00 at the Clay Terrace Dog Park! We will walk a path around Clay Terrace shopping center to visit merchants: A big thanks to Hollywood Feed, Orvis, Artful Living, The Shop, Purse Strings, Prodigy Burger Bar, Biaggie’s, Whole Foods, Yankee Candle and Sprint for providing great prizes for our drawing! We also can thank Invisible Fence, Science Diet and Fromm Family pet food for helping us fill our goodie bags!

We will wrap up at Hollywood Feed for gift bags, snacks and water for humans and dogs! The drawing will be held at 12:30 and plan to grab some raffle tickets for a 50/50 drawing! $10 buys you a string of tickets the length of a dog (nose to tail) and half of the pool will go to a lucky winner!

You must be present to win, so plan to spend a couple of hours with us!

Finally a big heartfelt thanks goes to our event sponsors:
Bone Dry Roofing
Engledow Group
McDavitt Veterinary Clinic
arcDesign
Clay Terrace
Hollywood Feed

If you can’t make the event, please consider visiting www.veteransbestfriendin.com to make a donation!

JOINING VETERANS WITH RESCUED ANIMALS IS OUR PASSION

05/02/2019

Snoopy rocks!

03/21/2019

21 everyday household items that are poisonous to pets

As pet owners, we’re well aware that our furry friends are naturally curious and often feel compelled to sniff, chew and even eat things they find lying on the ground, whether indoors or outside. Unfortunately, many everyday items that we humans might not think twice about can be hazardous to pets.

Below are 21 common items often found in or around the house — from the kitchen and bathroom to the garage and backyard — that can be poisonous to your furry pals if ingested.

Toxic food for pets

Chocolate
Avocados
Bread dough
Grapes & raisins
Artificial sweeteners
Onions
Plants poisonous to pets

Lilies
Poinsettias
Sago palms
Daffodils
Chemicals

Insecticides
Air fresheners
Cleaning products like laundry detergent & bleach
Fertilizer
Antifreeze
Medications

Over-the-counter pain medications
Prescription drugs for humans (and pets, too)
Other household items

Batteries
Small toys
Fabric softener sheets
Glue
Preventive tips for pet owners

You can take steps to keep your pets’ indoor and outdoor environment safe by limiting exposure to these items. Another tip: Look at objects from your pet’s height and line of sight. Then make it a habit to keep food, medications, plants and chemicals securely stored and out of your pets’ reach. These additional steps can help:

Secure trash cans inside and outside to keep out of pets’ reach
Close toilet lids
Place childproof latches on cabinets
Keep small and sharp objects out of pets’ reach
Keep houseplants out of reach
Keep food out of reach and/or stored in containers
Never leave medications uncapped or unsealed, especially when they’re in your purse or on a table
Clean up any chemical spills in your garage or yard quickly
Keep lawn, garden and automobile chemicals closed and stored on a high shelf
Provide your pet with appropriate chew toys and treats to help prevent them from chewing on other objects
Taking preventive steps like those above and being proactive is key to keeping pets healthy and happy. Contact your veterinarian immediately if you think your pet may have consumed a poisonous substance. It’s a good idea to have your veterinarian’s contact information handy, such as in your phone or on your refrigerator.

Keep in mind that you can use your CareCredit credit card for both services and products at participating veterinary practices. Use our handyCareCredit Acceptance Locator or Mobile App to find a nearby provider that accepts CareCredit.

12/24/2018

This article is spot on!

1.4KShares Ilana Reisner, DVM, PhD, Diplomate ACVB Most of the unruly behaviors we see in our pets are not due to a desire to gain higher rank. Consequently, dominance theory becomes irrelevant for most behavior problems in our pets.—Sophia Yin, DVM, MS When humans welcome dogs into their homes, t...