Zen Pets

09/21/2026

Help this rescue by purchasing some stickers or something else

09/14/2026

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05/24/2026

03/13/2026

Clicker thinking
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Did you know? Every time our dogs fail to respond to a cue, that can provide valuable insights about a dog's learning process. When we repeat a cue, we miss an important opportunity to identify what the dog may be struggling with.

Perhaps the dog isn't responding because the environment may be too distracting, the cue may not be well established, or the dog may not have generalized the behavior to that specific context.

Repeating the cue therefore shifts the focus away from solving the underlying learning problem. Sure, the repetition temporarily pushes the session forward, but it prevents us from identifying the true training gap.

The repetition also makes it appear as though the dog needed more insistence, which reinforces our repeating behavior, when in reality the focus should be on identifying the underlying problem.

Discover more about why cues shouldn't be repeated in dog training: https://dogdiscoveries.com/training/why-you-should-not-repeat-commands-to-a-dog/

02/25/2026

Today i am beginning to free feed the cats for 3 days. If I am successful. I can leave for 3 days and 2 nights

02/18/2026

Get your family pet microchipped and vaccinated this weekend

Our drive-thru vaccine clinic is just one week away! Join us next Sunday, February 22, from 9 AM to 1 PM at the Field of Dreams Parking Lot. For just $10 each, your pets can receive vaccinations for Rabies, Bordetella, and Microchips. Plus, we’re offering FREE distemper/parvo vaccines and feline distemper vaccines courtesy of Petco Love!

This is a fantastic opportunity for pet owners from ALL counties to ensure their furry friends are healthy and happy. Don’t forget to check out our Frequently Asked Questions on our website for more details on what to expect: ascmv.org/drive-thru-vaccine-clinic. We can't wait to see you there!

09/29/2025

Sweet little kittycats who are available as community cats or family pets

The twins Annie and Ani