Archive for the 'kennel' Category

by Lindsay Stordahl on November 5th, 2008
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Last weekend I moved from my apartment to a townhome across town. Although it went pretty smoothly, it was still a little stressful for Ace and the cats, not to mention Josh and I. Ace is taking it easy in the pic above with his dane friend Piper who came to visit once we moved in. Here are some ideas to make moving easier for your dog based on what I did and a few things I should have done: 1. Walk your dog in your ...
by Lindsay Stordahl on June 25th, 2008
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………………………………………………………………………………….. This is part one of a two-part series on how I trained my mutt during the first two weeks he came to live with me. Click here for part two of the series. Ace came to me kennel trained (supposedly) ...
by Lindsay Stordahl on June 15th, 2008
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Kennel training a puppy or dog is one of the most useful things to teach them. Jon Katz summed it up nicely when he said a dog left loose in the house will find trouble eventually. I like to leave my mutt out of his kennel as much as possible. When I go to work, Ace does not go in his kennel. He has the whole apartment to himself, minus my bedroom. But I wouldn’t have gotten to the point where I can trust him h ...
by Lindsay Stordahl on May 24th, 2008
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Eddie and Barkus is ...
by Lindsay Stordahl on May 21st, 2008
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During day 17 of my 30-day challenge to take my dog to 30 places, Ace and I visited Sheyenne River Kennels in West Fargo. I don’t know if I will ever leave him at this kennel or any other kennel, but I wanted to see what this place was like since it is close and the rates are not bad (only $17 per day). Ace had never been to a kennel before, so he was a little afraid from all the barking when we took a tour. Th ...
by Lindsay Stordahl on May 2nd, 2008
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That’s an awfully small cat for such a big kennel. Seems like more of a lion carrier than a cat carrier. Uh oh, I’ve disturbed it. ...
by Lindsay Stordahl on March 28th, 2008
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People are either for or against dog breeding. Some only buy dogs from breeders, while others only adopt from rescues or shelters. It’s the same way with cars. Some people always buy new cars and others always buy used. Here are some reasons why adopting a homeless animal is a good choice. Next week, I will write about reasons to buy from a breeder. I favor adopting homeless animals, but I also know many wonder ...
by Lindsay Stordahl on March 26th, 2008
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My mutt has done his fair share of traveling in the last year. That means he has spent ...
by Lindsay Stordahl on March 20th, 2008
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It does not surprise me that some dogs actually injure themselves from wagging their tail too hard. During my days ...
by Lindsay Stordahl on March 18th, 2008
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I began walking dogs last fall at the Natural Pet Center in Fargo, which also keeps dogs from the 4 Luv of Dog Rescue. The sad thing is, although I haven’t been there since Thanksgiving, some of the same dogs still sit there, waiting to be walked every day. These dogs waited in their kennels all winter, getting out for a few short walks here and there. Take Georgia, for example. She is a pitbull mix who was sav ...