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22.01.2022 I know it seems difficult these days to figure out your dog's ideal weight, this is a good visual aid showing various breeds! Keep your dog fit and healthy!

21.01.2022 Thank you so much Ian, Markus and Em at Kenilworth Veterinary Surgery for taking such good care of Blue (and me ). It always surprises me how much damage a tiny grass seed can wreak on a dog's body. Blue is feeling a bit sorry for herself and has to keep a compression bandage around her neck/ head for a few days (that will be an interesting challenge) but she seems to be doing ok so far

17.01.2022 *** Legendary Dogs *** Do you remember when Lassie tried to warn her family about the strange guy outside, and they yelled at her and she gave up and got quiet?... Do you remember when Rin Tin Tin grabbed the bad guy by the leg but let go as soon as the villain smacked him on the head? What about the legendary story of the dog who went to visit his owner’s grave every day, but then stayed home because it was drizzling outside? No? Me neither ... Our cultural identity is full of legendary dogs, some real, some fictional, most a little bit of both. From Sgt. Stubby (legitimate badass) to Old Yeller (fictional badass) we are in love with an ideal of dog. The most cliche dog name ever is Fido. It’ so cliche, no one actually uses it anymore; it feels like cheating. Fido is Latin for faithful and that is the single word that sums up the romantic lore of the dog. Our classic cultural coming of age tale is the one of a child and a dog. In these stories, the dog and child share many adventures together, danger and fear and salvation play a role. Courage, tenacity, and undying loyalty are also there. In the end, because we live longer than they do, the dog always dies, forever leaving paw prints on his owner’s life. But the child grows into adulthood through that loss. These stories are formulaic for a reason. They tell us a truth about ourselves, if not always about dogs. The dog represents all that we hold noble and worthy. In the end, he sacrifices his life so the hero can move into adulthood fully. We can’t fully appreciate responsibility of caring for ourselves and others until we understand death. There is no greater example of this than Travis shooting Old Yeller. Yeller was my dog. I’ll do it. With that act, Travis stepped into adulthood and took many of us tearily along with him. Both Yeller and Travis sacrificed themselves for the other. Yeller died because he protected Travis, and Travis killed his childhood innocence to save Yeller from the final torments of rabies. Sacrifice begets sacrifice. In their most ideal form, dogs represent all the things we desire in ourselves and in our loved ones. Everyone wants their dog to be a Lassie, or a Rin Tin Tin. They want a dog who will lay down his life to protect the family if needed. They want the dog who will face down a lion if necessary. They want to believe their dog’s loyalty knows no bounds. But they don’t understand what that actually means. That means they want a stubborn dog. Do you think a dog who will face a grizzly bear is one who is easily convinced to stop pulling on the leash, or barking at bicycles or chasing squirrels? Do you think the dog who winces at pop on prong collar is the same dog who will keeping going after being stabbed in neck by a potential murderer? The dog of heroism is no wilting flower. He is NOT biddable. He will not be dominated nor should he be! He is strong and he is brave and he is absolutely committed. He’s stubborn and that’s what makes him amazing. In fiction and in legend we idolize the stubborn dog. The dog who faces adversity stoically and does what needs to be done. The dog who freezes to death by his injured owner’s side? He’s stubborn as hell. The dog who drags his owner out of a burning car or home, overcoming his natural fear of fire? Stubborn too. There are no legends of dogs who are easily dissuaded once they set their minds to something. Those dogs exist, but they aren’t the ideal we hold up as the hero. No one writes stories about them. But when people encounter the potential hero dog, they get discouraged. "He’s so stubborn! I don’t think he can ever be trained. That misses the point. Stubborn is just another word for committed or dedicated or stalwart That dog, my friends, is a potential hero. If you take an adversarial approach to him, you will either break the heroic part of him, or you will fail in the attempt. But if you succeed in earning his trust and his respect and his devotion, you will see that stubbornness directed at doing the things you want him to do. That’s the dog who will stay put when told to do so, no matter what. You can’t make me move no matter what you do, is a different dog entirely from I don’t dare move or I’ll get in trouble. They may look the same on the outside, but they aren’t the same. Not at all. Stubborn dogs are the best dogs Stubborn is a virtue Don’t fight it. Cultivate it

16.01.2022 They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them... Lest we forget.

13.01.2022 IT’S ON !! Check out The Top Dog Show ‘Dog Off’ on YouTube and listen to the podcast on iTunes & Spotify (or wherever you listen to podcasts) You’ll get to hang... out with the awesome Australian Search and Rescue dog team @warroak_kennels and watch as K9 Indiana & K9 Ayla go head to head in the ‘Dog Off’ Click the in bio and you’ll find it all!! Enjoy!! And please like & subscribe when you watch and listen so we know you want more! . And.. we love reviews and messages!! #hinthint #thetopdogshow #topdog . www.thetopdogshow.com . . #workingk9 #dogswithjobs #thinbluelineusa #policek9 #police #workingdog #workingdogmagazine #usa #policeusa #k9 #k9unit #k9officer #searchandrescuedogs #gsd #youtube #podcast #podcaster #doggo #sardog #femalek9handler #workingdogsoftheworld #workingdogsofinstagram #takethelead #dogoff #k9life #femalek9handler #australia #husky See more

12.01.2022 Next available dog training package: drone detection and neutralization

11.01.2022 Did you catch episode 22? We had the pleasure of hanging out with our first Australian team and our first Search and Rescue team! Check out the podcast on iTune...s or Spotify (or wherever you listen to podcasts) as we chat with Kay Anne from @warroak_kennels and don’t forget the YouTube channel where K9 Indiana & K9 Ayla go head to head in the ‘Dog Off’! . www.thetopdogshow.com . ***We looove reading reviews so please leave us a review and subscribe to our YouTube channel and Podcast.. #dogoff #topdog #thetopdogshow . . . #searchandrescue #k9unit #workingdogsofig #workingk9 #workingdogmagazine #usar #policeusa #k9 #australia #thinbluelinefamily #policek9 #searchandrescuedog #k9unit #dogswithjobs #dreamjob #youtube #podcast #podcastshow #k9officer #k9police #doghandler #k9handler #sardog #femalek9handlers See more

10.01.2022 We are pleased to announce that the Australian Animal Poisons Centre has opened its phone lines. Our service is FREE for all Australian pet owners and can be re...ached on 1300 TOX PET (1300 869 738). Don't forget to add our number to your contacts so that you can call us quickly in the event of an emergency. See more

10.01.2022 Now, this is not a condemnation of all brachycephalic dogs, I know some very dedicated breeders that whelp healthy, smart and very functional dogs, but please research your chosen breed and breeder...

06.01.2022 Explains the benefit of trick training with your dog

04.01.2022 Work is so much more fun when you get to do it with your best friends... and watch their crazy dog antics during breaks #workingdog #k9security #whosaysworkcantbefun