PAWs to RUFFlect: We're moving!

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

We're moving!

Moving - it's scary and exciting all at the same time.

What will it be like once we get there?

I hope we meet some people we like.

I hope people like us!

I hope our old friends keep in touch!

Don't worry - we're only moving cyber-spaces!

We're "chewing-on-our-nails" nervous (which is a pretty regular thing for J). But, like we promised back in January, we're moving to another blog host and nothing's gonna hold us back.

Please help convince us we're not crazy by going with us! You're really the reason we are afraid to leave. We've made too many good friends here in BloggerLand!

We'll be providing a link at this site but once the new site is live, you'll have to update your feeds, burners, gadgets, updaters, readers, etc.

We promise we'll make it worth your while!

Visit us at kahunask9s.com/ and sign up to follow us!

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Lori @ According to GusMarch 23, 2011 at 11:04 AM
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Ask me, I dare you.

What's the point of Paws to Rufflect?

My knucklehead puggle, B (abbreviated to protect her identity), is dog-reactive. This is more common than people think and yet people are out there, right now, frustrated and basically hating their dogs because nothing seems to work. I want people to understand that being a dog owner isn't done as soon as they're housebroken (the dog, not the owner). It's a continuous thing and it sure as hell aint easy. And I want people to hear that coming from a trainer. When I tell people I have a dog-reactive dog, they think "If she's a trainer, she must not be very good at it." My retort: the coach's son doesn't always grow up to be in the Major Leagues!

What's your favorite breed?

Dog. [laughs] okay, okay, just kidding. I love pit bulls and Rhodesians - coincidentally, my Big S is a Rhodie/pit mix. I love them because of their tenacity. They're such a challenge - you have to be really sharp because they test you constantly. I admire that in a dog - I know there are many dogs, regardless of breed, that are that way. And that's why I'm just in love with dogs, period. I respect them so much and to get to their "doggy spirit", you have to go so much deeper than "sit" and "stay" and "good dog".

If you could teach your dog one thing, what would it be?
Eek...prior to learning clicker training, I would have said "I would teach them to obey me!!" Now that I've been enlightened?? The list of possibilities is literally limited only by your imagination. I just taught B to turn on/off the lights. Sarah picks up after B (well, almost). I can't keep up with B - she learns something and then looks at me like "what's next!?! Let's go! hurry up!"

Where would you suggest getting a dog? Breeder? Adopt from a rescue?
I suggest doing research before getting a dog. Find out where they're coming from (you could be buying from a puppy mill!!), how will they fit in to your lifestyle, etc...All too often, people make impulsive decisions (for example, my purchase of B from a pet store. A PET STORE for crying out loud!) I'm embarrassed but I was truly ignorant. Now I try to educate people using my mistake.

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Wednesday, March 23, 2011

We're moving!

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