This the training method we used when we first went through a training session with our two labs. The team at Cactus Canine worked with us using the principles in this book and we were amazed at the results. After skiing into the training sessions behind our lunging yellow lab we were ready to quit. By the end of the training we could walk off leash in a group and a whole lot more.
Collection for June, 2009
Koehler Dog Training
Jun 26
HI! My Name is Danielle!
Jun 26
I live in Las Vegas, hoping to get a place down in Arizona…I am new to the site but I would love to introduce my two doggies! The brown one with the black face is Zahra, shes my rescue, approx. 1 year and 6 months, great dog. Works with children, gentle and loving. She loves water and children. I do not have any kids myself, and will prolly never have any, but the dogs are my kids for sure! My other is my pure bred, akc papered english bull terrier. He is one year now, and a total sweetie, scared of mostly everything, he is just a big wuss!! He is my little boy and my gaurdian, I am hoping to get him into some dog shows here soon! Enjoy my pics!
Lab Pictures
Jun 3
Here are some recent pics of Bailey (white lab) and Brandon (choco). This is by our house here in Massachusetts. I love watching them run and play. I wish I could be that care-free!
Look at These Buns!
Jun 3
When we bought Lily from her previous owner, we were told she liked to play with balls. Sure enough, we bought her this volleyball and she will move it around with the side of her head. It’s too funny!
Lily Playing With Ball
Here is Ben. I get the feeling he is trying to tell me he is hungry-AGAIN!
Ben With Angry Eyes
Another “talent” of Lily’s is that she makes Ben be her slave.
Ben is Lilly's Slave
Poor Ben! She walks all over him-literally!
Lilly walking all over Ben
A Bunny’s Redesign…
Jun 3
No this isn’t a new type of remote designed for the visually impaired. This is my buns way of making modifications to the remote for our t.v. This is the same BAD bun that was being carried by my neighbor up to my front door last night at around 9:00. Apparently she had decided to go exploring out the back door and by the Grace of God, was found by my neighbor. Thank you Will! I have no idea how long she was outside last night. I just can’t get over the fact that she was brave enough to leave the wonderful, safe, and comfortable home I have provided her. I also can’t get over that she was found. What are the chances that Will would even be out there and actually see her in the dark? What a bad bun! So now I just have to wait and see if her belly starts to grow. She is not “fixed”, so the chances that she got knocked-up last night are pretty great. Especially since my husband saw a wild bunny running into the woods in our back yard right after she came home. Seeing wild buns around our house is an everyday occurrence. Only time will tell. Anyone need some new buns?
