307HappyDog

07/14/2025

You can still sign up! 🐶

📸 The first photoshoots have started. Chaz modeled like a pro. ❤️

This is part of the International animal rescue project "Tails of the World:Cody"
You can still be apart of this. We are having fun with pet photoshoots and raise money for dog rescue work of Kathy's 3 Dog Rescue in Cody.

There are 3 spots to be filled!
For further details, please visit the link in the comments!

07/12/2025

We had a great time during the first session of our Canine Good Citizen class at Cody - Yellowstone Regional Airport (YRA). It’s always wonderful to see how hard everyone is working on improving behavior and performance in public 🐶🐶🐶.

🐾 Want to sign your pup up for a class or some private training? Get in touch! 🐾

07/11/2025

Very nicely said! 🙏🏻❤️‍🩹

I've only ever used the e-collar three times, now the tone/beep is enough and my dog is perfectly happy...

"I've only ever hit my child three times, it was hard, they cried, they didn't like it but now I only have to give them a certain look and they do exactly as I ask. They are well behaved and happy."

The tone/beep is a warning, comply or else. That look from your parent when you were young was a warning - comply or else. The dog or child will now act and watch you in order to see if their behaviour prompts that warning from you. The act to avoid it or escape it.

It's not the same thing as being "happy" and having "freedom", they're not free from the compulsion.

See the difference? Three people on this page today alone have not.

07/11/2025

Thank you to Rector Automotive LLC for being such a dog friendly place 🥰🐾🐶. It’s always helpful to practice polite greetings and relaxation with my Day School students.

07/11/2025

🐾Practice is everything🐾

We have our July/August workshop schedule up and ready for sign up.

These workshops are open for everyone who has worked with us in the past. 🐶🐶🐶

07/10/2025

🐾Always enjoying some new cute faces🐾

Have you ever considered hiring a professional dog trainer to improve your best friend’s performance and behavior?
I am here to help. 🐕
Check out my website or give me a call to learn how I could help! 🐶

07/10/2025

If you have the chance, this workshop in Casper will be helpful for you!

Rattlesnakes are peaceful viper, only striking in defense if the warnings of their rattle are not heeded. Prevent a bite to your beloved pet by teaching an automatic recall to you when a snake is heard, scented, or seen! In most cases, your dog will smell or hear the snake before seeing it.
Rattlesnake encounters should be peaceful, drama-free, and safe for you, your dog, and the snake!
Register now to learn how to make these encounters safe for all! No fear, no force, no stress! Just, "Oh, pardon us, we will go this way and leave you be!" The snake will thank you and so will your dog and your pocketbook!
https://www.christichapman.org/store/p47/rattlesnakeavoidancecliniccasperwy.html
Spots are limited, and going fast! Reserve yours today!

07/10/2025

A good reminder for everyone who wants to bring their dog to the park!

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Looking out the window to show my pet parents that I care about their interests…
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Another bison? Pets are welcome in developed area of parks, on many trails and in campgrounds, and in some lodging facilities. Does that mean you can bring your pet anywhere? Not quite. If the activities you have planned for your visit DO NOT allow for pets or are unsafe, consider leaving them at home. DO NOT leave your pet in a closed vehicle.

Before you travel, check park websites, or call ahead for park-specific information to help plan the best visit for you and your pet.

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🐕 Bag your pet’s waste ⁣
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Scoop the p**p. Stepping in droppings left behind by pets can be an unpleasant experience for other visitors and wildlife! ⁣
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🐕 Always leash your pet ⁣
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Pets must always be on a leash. Unleashed pets can stress or injure wildlife, scare other visitors, and are more likely to have a dangerous encounter. ⁣
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🐕 Respect wildlife ⁣
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Avoid “ruff” moments. A respectful pet keeps clear of wildlife, stays on trails and out of wildlife’s natural habitats. Always stay a safe distance from any wildlife you may encounter on your visit. ⁣
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Learn more pet tips at nps.gov/pets ⁣
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Image: A dog looking out a car window at a passing bison at Grand Teton National Park. NPS/J. Erwin & L. Watkins