Tag Archives: behavior
Welcoming Your Adopted Dog Into Your Home
So you’ve adopted a new dog and he’s coming home with you this afternoon. What next? We have some advice from Donna Iovanni , CPDT Behavior Counselor at the Animal Rescue League of Boston about how to welcome your new adopted dog … Continue reading
Posted in Adoption, Blog
Tagged Adoption, Animal Rescue League of Boston, Animals, behavior, Dogs, New Dog, Puppy, Shelter Dogs, training
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Sniffing For Fun
We continue National Train Your Dog Month with some fun training tips from one of our expert dog trainers, Cheryl Oelschlagel, CPDT-KA, who teaches a dog training class called “Sniffing For Fun.” There are so many fun things you can train your dog to do … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Events, News
Tagged behavior, Dog Training, Dogs, Fun, Games, Nose, Pets, Promotions, Shelter Dogs, Toys
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January is ‘National Train Your Dog Month’
Here are 5 Benefits of Training your Dog from Kim Melanson CPDT-KA Behavior Counselor at the Animal Rescue League of Boston. Freedom: A well behaved dog can have an enriching life by spending more time with his family. He can … Continue reading
New Year’s Resolutions for Pet Owners
So you’ve made a New Year’s Resolution for yourself, but have you thought about making a resolution specific to your pet? Here are 7 resolutions for pet lovers for 2013, because our four-legged companions always deserve a little more love! … Continue reading
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Tagged Animals, behavior, Boston Veterinary Care, Care, Cats, Dental Care, Dogs, Exercise, Nutrition, Pet Health, Pets, Teeth, training, Veterinary medicine
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Feline Focus Sneak Peek: Mondays at the League
As some of you may know, the League is closed on Mondays, but have you ever wondered why? Today’s Feline Focus is going to give you a sneak peak into Mondays at the our Boston Adoption Center. Mondays go to … Continue reading
Feline Focus: How to Train Your Cat to ‘Sit’
Training isn’t just for the dogs! When you teach your cat a “trick,” you are teaching her/him good manners and self-control, as well as providing ever-important mental stimulation. There is no end to what a cat can learn, but for … Continue reading
