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Photo of the Week: A Peachful Moment
Peaches has been reading with Gillian at her school for nearly a year now. And their affinity for one another cannot be overstated. This was their first visit together since coming back from winter break.
Posted in Fun Stuff, Therapy Dogs or dogs in need of therapy
Tagged american staffordshire terrier, books, dog behavior, dogs, humane education, Intermountain Therapy Animals, libraries, literacy, peaches the pit bull, pets, pit bulls, reading, reading dogs, reading education assistance dogs, reading program, rescue dogs, school, therapy animals, Therapy Dog Incorporated, therapy dogs, working dogs
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Denard Robinson and Pit Bull Advocacy
I have never been much of a football fan, nor have I ever really understood much about the sport. I love athletics, sporting events, and drinking and eating too much at Superbowl parties. I have always enjoyed playing sports myself, … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Teaching and learning, Therapy Dogs or dogs in need of therapy
Tagged advocacy, ambassadors, animal advocacy, animal welfare, animals, Ann Arbor, Ben Roethlisberger, breed discrimination, character, college football, college town, Denard Robinson, disc dogs, dogs, espn, fanaticism, football, Jerry Sandusky, Jim Gorant, John U. Bacon, media, Michael Vick, Michigan, pit bulls, press, quarterback, rescue dogs, role model, Sport, sportsmanship, superheroes, television, the Big House, therapy dogs, University of Michigan, working dogs
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Deputy Douglas: K-9 Officer, Extraordinary Human Being, and My Brother
We’re taking a break from our regularly scheduled programming here at Unexamined Dog to pay tribute to an individual who continues to knock my socks off on an increasingly regular basis. I try to avoid mixing too much of the … Continue reading
10 Things I Love About My Dog Trainer
She believes that good dog ownership (and good dog training practice) begins with a genuine willingness to listen and to learn She likes to have fun with her dogs, not dominate them or use them to prop up her own … Continue reading
Posted in Animal behavior and training, Dog play, Teaching and learning, Therapy Dogs or dogs in need of therapy, Uncategorized
Tagged Ann Arbor, Chelsea, dog behavior, dog behavior consultant, dog trainers, dog training, dog training classes, dogs, K9 Home Schooling, Michelle McCarthy, Michigan, R.E.A.D., reading dogs, service dog training, service dogs, social support dogs, therapy dog training, therapy dogs, Washtenaw County, working dogs
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