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We don’t pretend to be expert anythings, but we do believe in sharing information that we have found helpful in our daily rescue efforts. Sometimes that information comes from actual experts, sometimes it just comes from trial and error, and error, and error. So consult your veterinarians, lawyers, accountants, and your astrologer before your consider any of this actual sound advice.

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Behavioral and Training Resources For Kids

  • Toddlers and dog video is a guide to get other people’s kids to do what you want around your dog.
  • This is a great informative video that identifies the dog’s cues and language as the dog is trying to communicate its discomfort with a baby jumping on the dog. It is hard to watch the dog clearly giving signs of distress and the adults ignoring the warning signs. It is easier to watch knowing the dog does not eat the child. What a good dog. If I was the dog, I would have eaten the child and then the parents for good measure.
  • “I Speak Dog” body language gallery   (this one is very visual and amazing!)

More For Kids

Doggie Body Language

What does all that yawning mean?

General Training

 

Are you ready for a dog?

You just adopted a dog, now what?
A great Dogs Out Loud article about how to prepare to bring your new dog home and what to do when they get there.  The article covers a lot of concepts that will help your new dog transition successfully.

Puppies

Crate Training

Muzzle Training Tips

  • Videos from The Muzzle Project
    • https://muzzleupproject.com/muzzle-training/
  • Video from The Good Dog Training
    • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f31iKi2kvQ&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1XTpMBWWPXNDjE2ABLmfV5F5vlZgZYQb_NxwBQNKaxVZSvbChauvRTYs0

Dog Food

How to find a trainer
More behaviorist and behavioral resources – websites, blogs, videos, books and more
Things you can teach your dog to keep you both busy
My Dog is not friendly to everyone  – what can I do?

 

Spay and Neuter Resources

 Low Cost Vets and Services

Heartworm information

Emergency

Emergency and Disaster Preparedness

Adoption Resources 
A few adoption services available in the Dallas / the Metroplex:
Fencing
Lost and Found Pets Tips

Shelters usually have a place to post pictures of lost and found dogs on a physical  bulletin board at the shelter as well as online

You can also post a free lost/found ad online at:

http://www.petfinder.org/
http://www.lostandfound.com/
http://www.missingpet.net/
http://www.petharbor.com/

What to do when you see a loose or aggressive dog

What to do if you have been bitten by a dog

Animal Laws

Reporting Animal Crimes or Abuse

Dog Pack and Feral Dog information
Feral Dog information

Dog Friendly Restaurants (city approved)
All restaurants with a patio are not dog friendly. Restaurants must choose  to apply for a variance to allow dogs on their outdoor patios. Equally  important, these establishments must meet certain conditions that protect  public health. Here is a list of approved dog friendly restaurants
Dallas Dog Parks

End of Life Decisions and Support

Educators and Volunteers

Low cost and assistance programs

Wildlife Issues