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Adopting A Puppy

In this department you will find a collection of articles and resources on adopting a puppy. Information here includes: Where to adopt a puppy from, how to select a breeder, how to choose the best puppy in the litter... and of course, what to do once you bring your new puppy home.

My Real Estate Attorney Adopts A New Puppy... Here's What I Recommended
I received a call last week about the news. My good friend and real estate attorney, Charlie Brown (yes, that's his real name!) finally "gave in" to his three kids and let them have a dog.  . . . keep reading
They Call It Puppy Love
by Martin Barrow, DVM
They Call It Puppy Love Martin Barrow advises on points to consider when looking for a new pet. . . . keep reading
The Perfect Puppy E-book
The Perfect Puppy E-book: 17 Chapters of Information on Owning & Raising a Puppy. . . . keep reading
Adopting a Puppy With Poor Genetics and Weak Nerves
We adopted her from the age of 2-3 months, and she was fine in the beginning. Very loving and extremely hyperactive. The hyperactivity continues, and she still jumps up at anyone coming near the house . . . keep reading
Adopting a Yorkshire Terrier
Adopting a Yorkshire Terrier If you like small dogs with big dog attitudes, you may want to consider a Yorkshire Terrier. These dogs are so sure that they are just as big and bad as the other guy, that they will not hesitate to . . . keep reading
Adopting a Rottweiler
Adopting a Rottweiler Do you need a protective dog that is intelligent and devoted to its owners? If so, you may want to consider buying a . . . keep reading
Adopting a Labrador Retriever
If you want a dog that has a bubbly personality and a strong desire to make you happy, you may want to consider buying a... . . . keep reading
Adopting a Golden Retriever
Before you bring one of these cuddly yellow fuzz balls home, you need to be sure a Golden Retriever is really the right dog for you and your family... . . . keep reading
Adopting a Collie
The Collie was originally bred to herd sheep and still has a strong protective instinct, which makes the breed an excellent choice for a family dog. Of course, not every Collie is... . . . keep reading
Adopting an English Bulldog
These odd looking dogs have one purpose, to be devoted companions. Luckily, they are well suited to their role. Bulldogs are the ideal pets for... . . . keep reading
So You Want To Adopt A Standard Poodle? (Part II)
Some people take one look at the fluffy, immaculately groomed Standard Poodles in the show ring and discount them as silly, shallow dogs. However, the Standard Poodle is considered by many people to be... . . . keep reading
Adopting a Doberman Pinscher
People are used to seeing people running for their lives as aggressive dogs lunge at them with demonic looking eyes. However, in real life, most Dobermans are actually... . . . keep reading
Adopting a Chow Chow
If you don't mind that Chow Chows have a bit of an attitude problem when they are dealing with strangers or other animals, then this might just be the right... . . . keep reading
Adopting a Boston Terrier
The Boston is known for its high energy and slightly boisterous behavior. Since Boston Terriers are such intelligent dogs, they... . . . keep reading
Adopting a Miniature Pinscher?
If you love the sleek, muscled appearance of the Doberman Pinscher, but you don't want a big dog, you may want to consider a... . . . keep reading
Adopting a Greyhound
These dogs can also be wonderful pets and many of them are rehabilitated by Greyhound rescues. Before you open your heart and home to a displaced Greyhound, you should... . . . keep reading
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"My dog, Lex, is a large German Shepherd Dog. If I didn't switch to [your methods] when he was 6 months old, I would never have been able to take him on a proper walk. He was getting wild. He is now well behaved and a joyful pup. Thank you for your helpful tips. We greatly appreciate it." -- Vita
 
"Thanks to you, I have the perfect Service Dog! Your matter of fact approach is both easy to understand and implement because you explain why a dog thinks the way that he does. Due to your training methods... Jasper has become not only a calm and wonderful companion but a well trained working dog. He can accompany me anywhere; Out to dinner, the mall, airports you name it... and we always get tons of compliments especially when they ask what program he came from and I explain he is owner trained!
 
He is trained to assist me with balance and braces me as we walk, he also anticipates my gait weaknesses which is always changing due to my Multiple Sclerosis and he will adjust himself to meet my balance needs.
He is also trained to help me get up from a sitting position or if I fall he will help me to stand, or get help for me if necessary. He loves to go get the mail or deliveries and bring them back to me with a single command, and our driveway is over 200 ft long! He has a totally reliable retrieve and can identify over 10 different objects by name. Most of this I attribute to your wonderful insight and advice through your website and newsletters.
I am including a picture of Jasper and I at the Plaza Casino in Las Vegas from our last visit there. Thank you!" -- Sheryl and Jasper "The Night Raider" SD, Riverside, Ca.
 
"This morning, Abby and I had one of those moments where you feel an indescribable inner connection, which followed with thoughts of how I nearly gave up on her last February. She's nearly one year old and still here. That's because of you, and I want to thank you. You've been the main influence in her training.
 
My son took the attached picture. He was shocked that I allowed Abby on the couch. It's a rare thing, so don't slap my knuckles! I told him to take a picture because it would last longer." -- Laurel, Salt Lake City, Utah.
 
"My name is Suzi Schaefers, owner of Suzi's Custom Dog Training in Morrison, CO. I've been a professional dog trainer for 19 years and have owned my own business for 8. I wouldn't want to do anything else, ever. I absolutely love what I do for a living.
 
I am writing to you to let you know that I am happy to see that another dog trainer (people trainer) who uses virtually the exact same training methods and techniques that I do.... all are done by you the way they're done by myself.
 
Here in CO there are dozens of dog trainers in the metro area, each with his or her own ideas on how a dog and its human should communicate. Only one, my mentor, trains dogs the way I do, the way you do. Short, sweet and to the point and with lots of positive reinforcement for a job well done.
 
Just out of curiosity, I downloaded 'Secrets of a Professional Dog Trainer' many months ago and I felt like I was reading my own book!
 
Thank you for your time, effort and dedication to our line of work. The world needs more dog trainers like us!"

Very sincerely,

-- Suzi Schaefers
Owner Suzi's Custom Dog Training
Morrison, CO. USA 80465
 
"Old, young, pit bull, mastiff, chihuahua, healthy or ill... they are loved here with my hubby and the 3 cats. And no fights, no running loose outside, no chewing of furniture. I know I train mainly with my heart, but I go by the same tenents you do: Understand their pack life and use it to your advantage.
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-- Wendy and Tim Bartlett
 
We would like to speak with you about possibly being a guest on CBS Network ---talking about how to keep your dog from barking. If you are a dog whisperer we would like a live demo.
 
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--Jeff Jayson
Producer, CBS News