Four Rescued Dogs Earning Bachelor's Degree!
Koda responded quickly to the method of training taught by Lauire Buchele at our first Rescue C.L.A.S.S.
These four dogs: Charlie, Katie, Koda and Chipper, were rescued from The Sandusky County Dog Pound by S.P.A. and are available for adoption through us.
Breaktime for Chipper (lying down in background) and Charlie.
They are safe now. S.P.A. is non-profit, rescue organization who fosters dogs and cats in our homes until responsible, loving homes are found.
Chipper is still a puppy, and even she responded positive to the sound of the Clicker.
To tell you the truth, we'd rather you begin your search to adopt your new best friend at The Sandusky County Dog pound, bur if you don't make that special connection with a dog there, THEN fill out an online S.P.A. Adoption Application if you're interested in making Charlie, Katie, Chipper or Koda a forever part of your family. All four are hoping to be adopted soon!
S.P.A. member Dianne and rescued dog Charlie clicked right into the groove. Charlie showed off a bit... after all, he's not only good-lookin' but intelligent, too!
Click ADOPT & FOSTER in the pink bar at the top of our home page and fill out an Adoption Application if you are specifically interested in Charlie, Katie, Kota or Chipper.
Young and eager to please, Katie quickly learned the importance of the words watch me, wait, okay and sit.
Please keep in mind we are always in need of more foster homes! If you are interested in fostering a rescued dog or cat for S.P.A., please complete the FOSTER application.
Laurie Buchele observes as Dianne familiarizes Charlie with the clicker sound, followed by a tiny, scrumptious treat!
Dianne and I decided it would be good to introuduce Charlie, Katie, Koda and Chipper before our first class with them. We went to a fenced in area and within a few minutes felt secure letting them run together around the yard. There was no sign of other dog aggression.
Koda slipped into a moment of reflection during break time for the dogs when the humans were receiving instruction. You have to wonder about her story... how she ended up abandonded at the pound. She's very intelligent and deserves to be treated with compassion and respect.
Four volunteers each personally handled "their" dog, and we were honestly amazed and the incredible progress that was made during one hour and a half class! Charlie and Koda received continued training last Saturday at Tractor Supply, as they were the Meet & Greet dogs that day. They even began beginning studies on the 'COME' command.
Not only the dogs are learning! We're all so eager to attend C.L.A.S.S. 2!
