It was fun getting out to see our Denver school in action this past weekend, with everyone there having the students sharp as ever. It’s really satisfying to see people from all walks of life coming out of our schools, and really making an impact in their community with their dog training immediately. Dave Skoletsky, who runs our Denver school, has definetly been one of the biggest additions that we have made to our Sit Means Sit program over time with his addition to the SMS family, and with the great staff that he has as well. We also got all the staffs and students together and headed over to the Denver Pet Expo, and had a really good time over there meeting a lot of people. I could write forever in this dog training blog about what a good job that our schools do in producing trainers the way they do, but obviously the students that are coming through are also doing such a good job of taking the information and running with it. It’s a very satisfying business to be in.

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It is really a frightening experience to get an airborne attack from above. Pity the poor puppy to suffer the puncture wound to the head. I suppose the pet owner really just got into the nick of time and able to grab the available shovel to fend off the attack. But pet owner should take more safety considerations when keeping the pet dog in the open.