It’s a great day for the first snow of the year. It would have been Little Star’s eleventh anniversary of her first day here. It was a cold snowy Friday and it was one of the happiest days of my life. I would soon learn it was one of Star’s happiest days also. It…
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Written on
November 20, 2011 by
konastouch in
Bonding,
Communication,
Crate Training,
Dog Brain Games,
Dog Training,
Dogs and Kids,
Exercise,
Food,
Gratitude,
Holidays,
Interactive Dog Toys,
Play,
Stress,
Toys,
Treats
A few years ago, my friend’s 150lb Mastiff ate a raw 28 pound turkey that was sitting on the counter. Both were unsupervised. Luckily, she was fine and full. Let’s just say, the next few days when she went to the door, it was opened often and quickly. I had a call from a new client the Monday…
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Written on
April 27, 2011 by
konastouch in
Bonding,
Communication,
Dog Training,
Dogs and Kids,
Fear and Anxiety,
Grief,
Illiness,
Loss,
Play,
Puppies,
Stress
In houses with multiple dogs the best way to know that everyone likes each other is if they are NOT looking at each other. They can be playing, sleeping on top of each other, eating together and even madly in love with each other, but the minute they start staring at each other, then it’s…
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While writing the series of blogs for an APDT contest, I went into great detail about Little Star and her time having dental and eye surgery. She had a very hard time recovering and in fact she got worse. We have received devastating news about Little Star White Dog. Star is our oldest dog and…
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From “At home with the dogs of kona’s touch” series celebrating APDT’s Train Your Dog Month and winner, best social media campaign Human: “It’s pouring out, I can’t see a thing, I’m lost. I don’t CARE what we have for dinner. I may never eat again. All I care about is my life, my future,…
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