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STRUTTS FOR MUTTS CANCER WALK

by Grace Bryson | Jan 8, 2014 | Day in the Life, something to think about

I am happy to announce that on May 31 2014 rrruffhouse will be sponsoring the Cancer Societies fund-raiser with a walk a thon ” strutts for mutts ” I have not decided on a location as of yet but I am currently searching for an ideal spot. I will be posting...

Socializing Your Puppy – The Right Way

by Grace Bryson | Jan 6, 2014 | Day in the Life, Food for thought, something to think about, things you should know, Training Tips

Most new dog owners are aware of one of the most important aspects of raising a puppy – socialization. However, most of them don’t understand what socialization means and why it needs to be done. A common misconception is that the puppy needs to actually socialize...

Do You Know What A Yellow Ribbon Tied On A Dog’s Collar or leash Means?

by Grace Bryson | Jan 2, 2014 | Food for thought, Huh? Did you know?, something to think about, things you should know

You are out in the park with your family, playing, running, maybe even having a picnic.  Perhaps your dog is with you; however, off in the distance you see adorable dog approaching with their handler and your children immediately begin to run towards this adorable...

STOP THE KILLING OF OUR FAMILY MEMBERS!!!!

by Grace Bryson | Dec 30, 2013 | Food for thought, Huh? Did you know?, quick update, something to think about, things you should know

Here we go again: another pet food-related issue (this time treats) traced back to China. Seems this one is just breaking and has yet to be classified as an official recall, but as we’ve all learned over the past months with anything China-related “better safe than...

MAKE 2014 THE YEAR OF KEEPING RESOLUTIONS

by Grace Bryson | Dec 30, 2013 | Day in the Life, Food for thought, Just because, something to think about

New Year’s Resolutions-We all make them.  This year let’s try to keep them.  Let’s make attainable goals and have the mindset to follow through.  Probably the biggest resolution is to get fit.  Well if you have a dog this can be easier than you think.  Take your dog...

PLANT DANGERS

by Grace Bryson | Dec 24, 2013 | Huh? Did you know?, something to think about, things you should know

A client sent this to me and thought I would share,Thought I would write a little note to you as I know you are always looking for the “lesson learned” that can be shared.As you know I am very cautious with my dogs. I make sure that they are as safe as...

5 Signs of Stress in Dogs You Must Know

by Grace Bryson | Dec 22, 2013 | Huh? Did you know?, Just because, something to think about, things you should know

1. This can be hard to tell because there are so many situations that cause excessive panting in dogs. But if you notice your dog suddenly panting out of place, it’s likely due to stress in the environment. 2. Dogs yawn, but if you notice your dog is yawning a...

PLEASE READ!! THIS JUST HAPPENED……

by Grace Bryson | Dec 19, 2013 | Day in the Life, Huh? Did you know?, Just because, something to think about, things you should know

  I get a call last night around 8:30 pm or so from a friend of mine quite distraught, I asked her what was wrong? She says ” Grace!! you wont believe what I just saw!” Of coarse I asked” what?” The story I got next was horrific, something...

Lyme Disease in Dogs and Humans

by Grace Bryson | Dec 19, 2013 | Day in the Life, Huh? Did you know?, something to think about, things you should know

Named after Lyme, Connecticut, Lyme disease is an infectious illness transmitted by ticks that can affect dogs as well as people.  Although the disease can also infect horses, cats and cattle, it’s most common target is dogs. Cause The deer tick is the most...

Why Does My Dog Pace in Circles?

by Grace Bryson | Dec 18, 2013 | something to think about, things you should know, Training Tips

If your dog is pacing in circles there are a few possible causes that might be effecting it. Take into consideration your dog’s past experiences. Where he came from and what he went through before he came to your home. Environmental issues can also be a factor....
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Who is Grace?

Hi there. I’m Grace. I am a very hard working, compassionate and strong willed woman who loves a challenge and never backs down from a hard days work, which is a good mix for working with dogs that are having trouble getting along in the world with us humans! The greatest reward I get in life is when someone tells me I saved the life of their dog so they didn’t have to give it up! I love nothing more then showing people how to be a leader in their own world and all aspects of life! I am a leader, and walk my own path in life and I’ll go where ever it takes me!
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