Dacia’s Dog Training

06/19/2025

My sweet little man is back. He went to the same urgent care as Carl so it’s been a hard day emotionally. I’m just glad he has some meds to help with the pain and hope he will feel better soon.

Bohdi is back home with his foster. We left with pain meds and hope l, but only answers of what it’s not. And a $1067 bill. Not a fracture, not a tooth or abscess. Nothing found on exam or x ray to tell what is causing what seems to be jaw pain. More later nut it’s late and I still have to feed the barn and maybe later, myself 😮‍💨 thanks for good thoughts and for the donations ❤️‍🩹

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06/18/2025

This is the puppy I’m fostering- He is such a sweet little guy. I’m so glad Misspits has his best interest and helping him!

06/16/2025

Look how happy they look now! I can’t wait to meet them!

The heelers are here! They are pretty amazing. I didn’t get a whole lot of time with them but they’re pretty friendly and curious. Plus, look at those ears!!!

Foster app https://form.jotform.com/241316544735052

06/16/2025

I get to foster one and I’m so excited to help!

06/11/2025

Happy Birthday to my sweet baby girl, Marionberry! 💛🐾
I’m so proud of the dog you’ve become — strong, smart, gentle, and goofy. You may be turning three, but you still look (and act) like a puppy — my forever puppy. 🐶💕

Here’s to more adventures, more belly rubs, and all the ball throws.
We’re off camping to celebrate — just how you like it!

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A birthday poem for Marionberry:

In forests deep and sunshine bright,
My shepherd shines, pure joy and light.
With ears so tall and eyes so wise,
A heart of gold behind those eyes.

She’s always near, she leads with grace,
A service dog, a steady pace.
With kids, she’s calm — with friends, she’s true,
With her beloved ball? A wild zoo.

Three today, but still you prance,
With puppy joy in every glance.
My camping queen, my trailbound guide,
With you, I walk with so much pride.

Happy Birthday, Berry girl 💛
You’re the best in the whole wide world.
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🎂 A huge thank you to Wanderlust Cupcake Co. for creating the most beautiful birthday cake for Marionberry! 💛🐾
We’re saving it for a special moment at our campsite, and I just know she’s going to love it. It’s the perfect way to celebrate our forever puppy turning 3! 🏕️✨

06/09/2025

06/09/2025

Exercising your dog regularly comes with a host of physical and mental benefits for both of you. When you bring your dogs to a healthy level of exhaustion through play or structured exercise, you’re doing more than just tiring them out — you’re actively improving their quality of life.

Benefits of Exercising Your Dog:
1. Burns Energy: High-energy breeds especially need a healthy outlet. A well-exercised dog is calmer, less destructive, and more content at home.
2. Reduces Behavioral Problems: Many behavior issues stem from boredom or pent-up energy. Exercise curbs things like excessive barking, chewing, and hyperactivity.
3. Keeps Them Fit: Just like people, dogs need physical activity to maintain a healthy weight and prevent obesity-related issues.
4. Mental Stimulation: Play and exercise often involve problem-solving and new experiences, which sharpen your dog’s mind.
5. Strengthens the Bond: Running, hiking, or playing fetch together builds trust and deepens the relationship between you and your dog.
6. Supports Joint Health: Regular low-impact movement helps dogs stay mobile longer, especially as they age.
7. Improves Sleep: Dogs that are properly exercised tend to sleep deeper and more soundly.
8. Socialization: Going to parks or playing with other dogs helps your pup develop social skills and confidence.

Bringing your dog to a happy level of exhaustion is a great way to wrap up a fulfilling session. Just be sure to monitor for signs of overexertion — panting is fine, but heavy limping or disorientation means it’s time to stop. Know your dog and their personal limits!

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