Happy Dog Basic Obedience w/Dawn Lawrence

09/18/2024

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You don't want to miss this.     Snap, Wag, and Roll! Book Your Holiday Photos Now! This annual event with Santa and your dog is our way to share the holiday spirit! Sign up for a photo shoot now! Que

05/25/2024

Flowers for grandpa and Nana. Next my grandparents Fox. Happy memorial day!

05/07/2024

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Like what we do? Please tell the world about it!       At Happy Dog Basic Obedience, we are committed to providing exceptional training services to all our clients. As a loyal customer, your feedback

02/01/2024

Ginger Whitney Sovay -- Happy Birthday! May God bless you with long life and contentment!

01/16/2024

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News and updates you don't want to miss. January 2024 Monthly Update: Making a Difference Happy Dog Basic Obedience happily supports and recommends the rescues in our area. Remember if you are going t

01/09/2024

Cold weather and dogs don't mix. Please provide warm, dry bedding for your outside dogs!

12/21/2023

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Cheers to a prosperous New Year.     Happy New Year to you and your family! As the year ends we want to take a moment to reflect on the past year and be thankful for the support of our loyal families

10/30/2023

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You don't want to miss this.     Ho Ho Ho! Santa Pictures are Here!   CAPTURE THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS WITH OUR SANTA PICTURES! It's that time of year again! Santa Claus is coming to town and he's bring

08/29/2023

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How old is that dog?   International Dog Day! Saturday August 26th     Canis Familiaris Photos from Constant Contact and Elizabeth Stoner @ Happy Dog Basic Obedience The Domestic Dog Today we celebrat

07/26/2023

💛🐶Breed of the Week🐶💛
The Pomeranian is a high spirited and intelligent breed. They are the smallest of the German Spitz-type dogs and in some countries they are known as "dwarf spitz". Pomeranians get their name from the region of Pomerania, where their ancestors were bred as sheepdogs. The original dogs were white and were much larger, as much as 31lb. During the late 19th century the Pomeranian was selectively bred down to "toy" size due to Queen Victoria's enthusiasm for small dogs.
Pomeranians enjoy human company but need a firm and gentle hand during training so that they do not become overly dominant. These dogs are very vocal, they're typically friendly but can be bossy. Families with young children may not be the ideal home for this breed. However, they are very loyal, intelligent and eager to learn. These perky pups are great at learning trick's and with proper training they can even make excellent and effective guard dogs.
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07/12/2023

💛🐶Breed of the Week🐶💛
This week we will be recognizing one of the most grossly misunderstood breeds, the American Pit Bull Terrier. The "Pit Bull" is not actually one breed but includes the American Pit Bull Terrier, the American Staffordshire Terrier, the American Bully, and the Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Historically, they were bred as fighting dogs which gives them a negative and often unwarranted reputation. Like any other dog they are as good as their training and make extremely loyal and affectionate family pets.
In the early 1900s Pit Bulls were given the title "Nanny Dog" because they were known to be loving and loyal especially when it came to babies. Their main goal is to make their master happy, they are extremely intelligent and eager to please and can be trained to do all sorts of commands. They have a Zest for life and keep their goofy puppyish demeanor well into adulthood. They are house dogs who love to be around people and are an absolute joy to live with.