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Does your dog think that those Jimmy Choos are Jimmy Chew Toys?
Customers come to us with the same story all the time. They bring home adorable puppies, but fail to plan for destructive dog behavior. Everything seems fine for a while. They play with their new pup, begin potty training, and teach the basic commands. There’s a few accidents here and there; but it’s just normal puppy stuff.
Phase-one of the Kyjen-funded play yard at the Intermountain Humane Society in Pine Junction, CO.
Here is a quick blog post that isn’t trying to sell you any of our innovative dog toys or gear. It’s not going to include any cute dog photos or silly videos. And, as much as I’d like to, I’m not going to lay it on thick with the all-too-easy dog puns. Instead, I’d just like to share a little “tail” (ok, I couldn’t resist) about who we are and what we stand for.
‘Kyjen’ the dog before Service Dog Training Class.
Each Saturday, the service dogs in training at CaPR are brought in by their volunteer puppy raisers for a training class. I was curious about the raising and training of service dogs and anxious to meet The Dog Named ‘Kyjen.’ Linda, the Program and Training Director for CaPR, teaches the class, and also raises and trains puppy ‘Kyjen.’ She was happy to let me sit in on a class with one of my dogs, Lilly.
