Tana's Pets

Tana's Pets dog training If you have a new pet or if your family pet just needs to learn some manners.

I have been training since 2006 and I am a master certified dog trainer I have training from Bel- Rea and the Pet Handlers Association and I am also certified with the ABKA as a Pet care tech I teach basic obedience and some service dog training. I offer advice with potty training and teach all the basic commands such as sit down come heel stay and I also teach gate or border training which invo

lves not allowing the dog to pass through a doorway without being given a command first..Please call 928 225 9336 I will be happy to answer any and all questions you may have .. have a great day , Montana I will be happy to work with you around your schedule as well

11/29/2025
Here is a way to make a thunder shirt for your pups if they are scared of fireworks
07/02/2022

Here is a way to make a thunder shirt for your pups if they are scared of fireworks

Examples of leash colors: Green (friendly), blue (training/service dog), white (deaf/blind), orange (people yes, dogs no...
06/08/2020

Examples of leash colors: Green (friendly), blue (training/service dog), white (deaf/blind), orange (people yes, dogs no), and purple (don’t feed) are some other colors you might see on your daily walks.

How Does Summer Heat Affect Your Dog?Most of us know that summer heat can be dangerous for our dog. We know not to leave...
06/27/2019

How Does Summer Heat Affect Your Dog?

Most of us know that summer heat can be dangerous for our dog. We know not to leave them in a car. We know to make sure they have plenty of fresh water. In fact, most of us carry portable water dishes when we go for walks to make sure they are well hydrated.

Have you ever considered how the summer's heat affects your dog's paws?

If you are like most pet parents, the answer is no. Your dog's paws are exposed, bare skin. While the canine paw anatomy is different from that of a human, bare skin is bare skin -- and it can be burned by hot temperatures.

The biggest danger to your dog's paws during summer is direct contact with black pavement.

The color black absorbs heat. Pavement has a very density and retains heat very well. The combination of these two factors during the most intense part of the day in the summer can be painfully dangerous for any creature with exposed skin – including you and your dog.

At 5pm on a sunny 90 degree (F) day, the temperature of black pavement exceeds 145 degrees (F). Direct contact will cause burns. Unless your dog is one of the very few that will wear rubber-soled boots, do not walk or run with your dog on black pavement during the hottest part of a summer day.

Other surfaces get very hot as well -- ever walk on hot sand at the beach, or across a concrete patio? What about your back deck? Due to the color and density of these materials, they may not cause instantaneous buring like hot pavement, but they can leave your feet raw and sensitive.

Since summer is a very active time for your dog, please make sure to take proper care of his or her paws 🐾.

This goes for your children as well. Please be a good parent to your furbabies and your children.
07/10/2018

This goes for your children as well. Please be a good parent to your furbabies and your children.

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