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According to Humane Society
estimates, 6-8 million pets are brought in to shelters in the
United States each year and 3-4 million of them are
euthanized, every year!
The most common reasons that dogs
are brought to shelters are behavioral problems, such as:
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aggression
(either toward people, other dogs, or
other animals)
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chewing
(A natural behavior, but not on your
furniture or belongings!)
-
digging
(Another natural behavior, but also
controllable.)
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barking
(There is a big difference between
"alert barking" & "excessive barking.")
-
jumping
(Do you notice your friends stopping by
less often?)
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separation anxiety
(You should not dread leaving your dog
alone for the day.)
-
failure to become housebroken
(No, "once in a while" is NOT
okay!)
Don't let these simple behavioral
issues become a death sentence for your dog. Animal Answers can
help.
Through gentle behavior
modification techniques, we can retrain your dog to be a welcome
member of the family.
Please call 541-591-8123 or
E-Mail Liz at
Liz at HappyPetsByLiz.com today
for an appointment.
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