Have you ever been interested in helping out some of the less fortunate dogs in our society? The Jack Russell Rescue of Ontario is currently in need of foster homes for the many abandoned Jack Russells that come through their doors.
Please visit their website www.russellrescue.org for more information on how you can help. Once you've shared your home with a Jack Russell, I can almost guarantee you will always have one in your life.
They are also urgently looking for a foster home for a little tri-coloured boy who has been given up once again. His name Pierre - a five year old, smooth coated, active male, who is friendly, house trained, has basic commands but needs to go in a foster home without other dogs. If you think that you can help foster Pierre, please contact me at dogtraining101@hotmail.com for more information on this lovely boy. I will be helping anyone who fosters this boy with an issues that arise so that we can get him adopted in a permant home.
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Monday, April 30, 2012
Friday, May 6, 2011
Agility Run - Milton Ontario Dog Training
Don't mind the weave pole bobble, we all do it at times ... and most of the time it's a handler mistake ... opps
Just my little dog having fun in agility a few years ago.
Agility is a really great sport to get into, it's beneficial for both dog and handler alike. Even if you don't become competitive, it's a wonderful way to bond with your best friend, get exercise, and even boost a dog's confidence level.
Look for agility training schools in your area if this sport interests you. Make sure you check them out first, are comfortable with their methods, and ensure that the trainers have some competitive experience in the sport, be it Agility Association of Canada, Canine Performance Events, or other such organizations.
If you are looking in the Halton area, and are unsure where to go, please feel free to contact me and I can offer some excellent recommendations.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Jack Russell Rescue in Need of Foster Homes!

Volunteers needed!!!
Foster homes needed for Jack Russells needing a well deserved second chance. Please contact Emily Skelton tomandemily@bell.net or Cathy Chambers at adoptions@russellrescue.org.
Visit the Jack Russell Rescue of Ontario website to see how you can help.
www.russellrescue.org
Visit the Jack Russell Rescue of Ontario website to see how you can help.
www.russellrescue.org
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