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Ask the Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter of Chambersburg Chambersburg Public Opinion Q: I recently adopted a puppy and I'm in the process of house training him. How often should I take him outside? A: Puppies can try a person's patience like nothing else, so you'll need to hang in there with training. A co-worker today told me that two ...

Blowing Springs Kennel Offers Free Puppy Classes The Chattanoogan The class covers all the basics of having a well behaved, healthy dog. The class is based on Roddy Reynold training style that is known for producing behaved dogs. Each class covers potty training, barking (or not barking), crate training, ...

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Dog trainer and behavior specialist Laura Garber answers your questions! msnbc.com Laura Garber, seen here with her dog Trista, is the owner of WoofGang Dog Training. Q:My wife and I have recently taken a rescue dog home and we are just a little concerned about her. She must have been abused by males because she doesn't like men, ... and more »

Puppy, kitty season to hit area soon Edmonds Beacon Because of the expected influx of baby animals, the animal shelter is accepting "pet nursery" items such as puppy and kitten milk replacement formula (powder), potty training pads and heating pads (must be in good condition). Drop off donations at the ... and more »

Puppy Mill Rescue Tips WZZM This doesn't mean you can't adopt (good for all of you that want to, wish I could, but I already have 4 pets), however please, please know that when you adopt a puppy mill rescue it will take time to socialize, potty train, build a relationship, ...

Puppy club preps guide dogs for training The Columbian To score this highly skilled job, the Labrador retriever underwent two stages of training -- first via a local puppy club and the homes of volunteers, where preliminaries like potty training and basic obedience were covered, and then at the Guide Dogs ... and more »