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| Mya's adult teeth comin' in! |
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| Lookin' Sweet ;o) |
Mya hasn't aged out of the Yankee Dog "Puppy Social" group yet and loves to go every week ...
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| "Where is the WATER???" |
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| New pups come every week! |
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Emma was invited to amuse the pups!
(Mya, Ritz, Emma, Buck) |
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| "Come on in Buck ... it's fine!" |
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| Ritz & Mya paying close attention!!! |
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| "Got This!!!" |
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| Happy Girl ;o) |
TO BE CONTINUED... 21 Weeks Accomplishments ;o)
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| First, sit on the Peanut ball ;o) |
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| Then stand up & ballance ;o) |
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| Check on the baby! |
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| Warm Up the Wheelchair! |
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| Practicing with the Walker ! |
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| Start by Sitting on the Tub! |
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| Then Stand up on the Tub! |
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| Skateboarding!!! |
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| Start of a Hulla-Hoop trick? |
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| "What's Next?" |
ALWAYS a SMILING HAPPY GIRL ;o)
"Dog training is not just about rewarding or punishing a particular behavior. Dealing with the underlying emotion that leads to the behavior is essential to any lasting treatment. When dogs rely on our emotional reactions to assess a situation as safe, neutral or fun, it becomes even more important for us to learn how to control ourselves, how to be mindful of our own fears. Anxiety, stress, joy and excitement are all contagious and lead to different reactions. We hold the ability to influence how our dog feels about the world and the more confident and positive we are, the more confidence and positive curiosity the dog will develop. Jennifer Cattet Ph.D."