What's the best way to be a good dog owner? NEVER GIVE YOUR DOG A CHANCE TO BE BAD! This tip has assured my dog's safety and good behavior over the years. For example....
Does your dog escape your yard? TIP: Don't leave him outside unattended. Crate him safely in the house while you're gone!
Your dog doesn't come when he's called? TIP: Always keep him safely attached to a leash. Train him for recall.
Your dogs don't get along? TIP: Keep them apart until a trainer can be consulted.
Remember, good dogs are made, not born...
About Me
- laura jackson
- Cedar Creek, Texas, United States
- I grew up in St. Louis Missouri. Our family took in strays, because it seemed the right thing to do. We treated our animals as family. We spayed and neutered our pets because it was the only way to control the growing population of pets. Years later, I finished college at Arizona State University. After class, we would gather mangy dogs from Indian reservations, trailer parks and the desert. I began a formal spay/neuter project in Guadalupe Arizona which seemed to benefit pet owners from this poor community. Moving to Texas and living in impoverished Bastrop County, a friend and I created a program entitled 'SpayStreet.' This program provided outreach to pet owners that would not fix their pets without intervention. Later I implemented this program for a large shelter. I hope you enjoy these happy tales of animal rescue. These stories reveal an animal's resilience to adversity. Our pets provide us hope and inspiration in difficult times.
