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EJO Dog Training Training and grooming for dogs all ages, sizes and temperaments. Grabbing hold of a rope to a leash and being able to train a dog is truly an art.

But to pass that painted portrait onto another is a completely different skill. To hand over confidence and assuredly vivid talent to a person through example and unminced words, is a smoke that clings onto those who engage in the conditioning of their dogs. Without fluffing up, complicating and buttering basic principles of dogs, it would almost seem like common sense to train them, only it isn’t

. With thousands of dog trainers out there and even more ways of training, its easy to get lost in the jungles of he said/she said. For Erik, “its about creating dogs that last.” He says “No dog is bad, its just learned. At the end of the day I merely want to be a great dog trainer. Everybody has their ways, mine are just to the point.”

Sfogliatelle & Cannoli for the working class ☕️
22/03/2025

Sfogliatelle & Cannoli for the working class ☕️

In the heart of Barcelona, a sculpture stands silently, speaking volumes without uttering a word. The “Abandoned Dog,” c...
13/03/2025

In the heart of Barcelona, a sculpture stands silently, speaking volumes without uttering a word. The “Abandoned Dog,” crafted by the talented Catalan sculptor Artur Aldomà Puig, is not just a piece of art-it is a powerful statement.
The statue portrays a dog, its form radiating sadness and resilience, a tribute to the countless loyal companions who face abandonment and neglect.

The sculpture’s details are striking, capturing the essence of a dog’s unwavering loyalty even in the face of hardship. Its expression is heart-wrenching—a mixture of hope and despair. The eyes, carved with precision, seem to speak directly to those who gaze upon it. They tell a story of love, trust, and the betrayal felt when loyalty is met with abandonment.

Artur Aldomà Puig’s accompanying poem further deepens the emotional resonance of the piece. It speaks directly to the soul of the viewer, a lament for the voiceless and a call to recognize their silent suffering. The words, “Your race doesn’t matter, your name doesn’t matter,” remind us of the unconditional love dogs offer, regardless of circumstances. It is a love free of judgment, pure in its intent, and steadfast even in adversity.

The statue serves as a reminder of the relationship between humans and animals, urging us to honor the loyalty and companionship they provide. It challenges society to rethink how we treat these sentient beings, who often rely entirely on human kindness for their survival.

This sculpture has become a point of connection for those who have loved and lost their pets. Visitors often stop to reflect, some leaving flowers or tokens of remembrance for their own beloved companions. For many, it’s not just a statue but a representation of the unspoken bond between humans and canjne family.

Artur Aldomà Puig’s work transcends cultural and geographic boundaries, speaking to anyone who has ever felt the profound connection that comes from looking into the eyes of a dog. It is a timeless piece, reminding us that even in their silence, animals have a voice-one that resonates deeply with those who choose to listen.

Below deck with ten pounds of Yorkshire. Buckingham bred as ratters and nonprofit directors of mice extermination amongs...
10/03/2025

Below deck with ten pounds of Yorkshire. Buckingham bred as ratters and nonprofit directors of mice extermination amongst factory mills and mines. They now populate the human lap and pursue tactical run downs on community pedestrians and government mail officials. We will now be redirecting those Peaky Blinders Birmingham skills towards attorneyless animals such as squirrels.

The Chauvet Cave in France is renowned as the site of some of the world’s oldest paintings. Over 400 images of animals w...
10/03/2025

The Chauvet Cave in France is renowned as the site of some of the world’s oldest paintings. Over 400 images of animals were created around 32,000 years ago. Yet it is another discovery that has gripped the imagination of canine enthusiasts. In the back of the cave, one can see the ancient footsteps of a small child walking alongside a wolf. It stretches over 150 feet. The prints were made in soft clay, hardened, and were left undisturbed for thousands of years.

The human prints are of a barefooted child aged eight to ten years old and standing about 4.5 feet tall. The child was walking, not running, although at one point it appears that he or she slipped a little in the soft clay. Researchers know that the child carried a torch because there is evidence of him/her stopping at one point, leaving behind a stain of charcoal. That day they had no idea they’d be leaving their friendship, their alliance in the history books.

Today kids and dogs face an adversity they’ve never had before, it comes in the form of a screen. This screen. When you see a young child outside walking with a dog, playing with sticks and exploring the world together—know it is our interspecial biology flourishing. Encourage it, cherish it, and make footprints for the future.

-MarkDerr

Sharing the wisdom and knowledge of dogs with a good man and his new homie, Bucky! All the happiness, adventures and fut...
15/02/2025

Sharing the wisdom and knowledge of dogs with a good man and his new homie, Bucky! All the happiness, adventures and future fun wished for this family. 🐺⛰️

#2025

An image of GPS tracking of multiple wolves in six different packs around Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota, shows how ...
04/12/2024

An image of GPS tracking of multiple wolves in six different packs around Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota, shows how much the wolf packs avoid each other’s range.

Each one of these colored areas is a distinctive scented border with different pups, hunting territory and dens. If the lines are crossed it is considered a threat to their breeding rights and food source.

Young, dispersing wolves may be more likely to be tolerated by a resident pack, while adult wolves could face more hostility. A single pack can control an area between 50-1000 square miles.

“It is not those who speak the same language who understand each other, only those who share the same feeling...”—Rumi ...
11/11/2024

“It is not those who speak the same language who understand each other, only those who share the same feeling...”
—Rumi


Photographer: Raed Ammari

Cane Corso, Ghost
27/10/2024

Cane Corso, Ghost

Training a dog is life changing, for everybody. For the people the dog meets or the situations that may arise. The quali...
19/07/2024

Training a dog is life changing, for everybody. For the people the dog meets or the situations that may arise. The qualities you want or don’t want in this animal to accompany you through the journey, will dictate your experiences and memories. It is work—and some of the best work you will ever do.

Young pup getting the basics for the long road ahead. 🐺🐾

In Los Angeles in the 1840s, dogs outnumbered people two to one. The large numbers of strays and feral dogs caused ‘civi...
19/07/2024

In Los Angeles in the 1840s, dogs outnumbered people two to one. The large numbers of strays and feral dogs caused ‘civilized’ problems. Dogs were regularly poisoned or trapped and killed. Nevertheless, if a dog turned out to be a good ratter or distinguished itself in some other way, it was spared and survived.

Bummer and Lazarus were two stray dogs that roamed the streets of San Francisco, California in the early 1860s. Recognized for their unique bond and their rat-killing ability, they became a weekly fixture of city newspapers, were exempted from local ordinances, and immortalized in cartoons.

These two dogs rescued each other from fights, killed 85 rats in under 20 minutes, befriended horses outside bars and were fought over by newspaper publishers. The exploits of the dogs were recorded in detail in the Californian, Daily Alta California, Daily Morning Call, and Daily Evening Bulletin,the editors vying with each other in their attempts to endow the pair’s adventures with thrills and parallels to the human condition. Bummer was portrayed as the gentleman down on his luck, yet still faithful and conscientious, while Lazarus, the mongrel, was cast in the role of the sly and self-serving fair-weather friend.

Later in their lives Lazarus was poisoned and Bummer was kicked to death by a drunk. Mark Twain produced a eulogy for him in the Virginia City Enterprise which was reprinted in the Californian on 11 November 1865.

Buried lovingly under Cody and my forearms is a good boy named Vegas. It’s going to be fun watching you grow. Welcome to...
22/06/2024

Buried lovingly under Cody and my forearms is a good boy named Vegas. It’s going to be fun watching you grow. Welcome to the pack 🐺

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