By Koru K9 Dog Training + Rehabilitation You’re at the dog park...it’s time to go home. “Fluffy, come!” Fluffy glances at you and then keeps running and acting a fool with her newly found dog friends. You try again, a little louder, like you mean business this time, “FLUFFY...come!” Fluffy totally ignores you, still having
By Koru K9 Dog Training and Rehabilitation Back in April, Virbac issued a recall for for Iverhart Plus Flavored Chewable Hearthworm Prevention due to low levels of the ingredients that prevent the infection. (I personally do not give our dogs heartworm medication) The following lot numbers of Iverhart Plus Flavored Chewables are included in the
By Koru K9 Dog Training + Rehabilitation Do you look like the guy in the picture above when walking your dog? One of the most common complaints that we receive as dog trainers is, “my dog pulls on leash.” We’ve all seen those people, or maybe you are one of those people, their dog is
By Koru K9 Dog Training and Rehabilitation Trick training is a fun way to interact with your dog and work them mentally. Personally, I like to watch my dog for behaviors that they are naturally inclined to do and work that into a trick. Shake is a fun one that is relatively easy to teach
By Koru K9 Dog Training and Rehabilitation These two cuties have come such a long way in a short amount of time. We are increasing distraction, duration and distance of Doris' down-stay, adding recall and "place" into the mix. Duke is learning "stay" in very small duration...and both learned "stand" today. Doris has a special
By Koru K9 Dog Training and Rehabilitation Penny is approximately 3 years old and a recent rescue. She came to us with a small laundry list of issues. She was severely dog reactive on leash, highly fearful, attention demanding and is lacking in some basic obedience. After all those years on the streets, Penny is
