Napa workshop to help keep Fido safe
Napa dogs and their owners share their community with a variety of wildlife, and a workshop will make it easier for them to coexist in peace.
Rattlesnakes may be of concern to local dog owners, and the Rattlesnake Avoidance Training for Dogs class on the way to the area may help to lead to better outcomes from these interactions. It will be held at the Vintage Dog Ranch in Sonoma, and appointments are available throughout its scheduled date.
The listing for the workshop pointed out that it may be helpful for those who take Fido for walks or hikes in rural and even suburban areas. The training has been developed by Get Rattled, which works in communities to help prevent injuries related to snakes. The dogs will learn how to overcome their natural curiosity when it comes to these animals, and this will include several different stations and where the canines will be exposed to the sight, smell and sound of rattlers. Once they have shown a strong avoidance, they will be considered to have passed the final test.
Training exercises give people and pets alike an opportunity to learn. Certificates of completion for an activity may also serve as marketing materials, and they can be both designed and printed by local stationery painting companies.
Vintage Dog Ranch is currently accepting reservations for this special class, and it will be on offer on May 13. It has a start time of 1:00 pm.
Rattlesnakes may be of concern to local dog owners, and the Rattlesnake Avoidance Training for Dogs class on the way to the area may help to lead to better outcomes from these interactions. It will be held at the Vintage Dog Ranch in Sonoma, and appointments are available throughout its scheduled date.
The listing for the workshop pointed out that it may be helpful for those who take Fido for walks or hikes in rural and even suburban areas. The training has been developed by Get Rattled, which works in communities to help prevent injuries related to snakes. The dogs will learn how to overcome their natural curiosity when it comes to these animals, and this will include several different stations and where the canines will be exposed to the sight, smell and sound of rattlers. Once they have shown a strong avoidance, they will be considered to have passed the final test.
Training exercises give people and pets alike an opportunity to learn. Certificates of completion for an activity may also serve as marketing materials, and they can be both designed and printed by local stationery painting companies.
Vintage Dog Ranch is currently accepting reservations for this special class, and it will be on offer on May 13. It has a start time of 1:00 pm.