THE ORIGINAL 15th annual Del Mar Kiwanis “Ugly Dog Contest” Sunday March 7th, 2010

 

It is once again time for “THE ORIGINAL” Del Mar Ugly Dog Contest!

When:  March 7th, 2010 Rain or Shine!

Check in: 10:00 AM

Event Begins:  11:00-3:00 PM

Register:  online by Clicking Here.

Where: Del Mar Fairgrounds, Paddock Area
2250 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar, CA 92014

Why:  A doggie pagent like none other, with the following categories of contestants…Ugliest Dog • Best St. Patty’s Day Costume • Adult’s Cutest Dog • Child’s Cutest Dog • Dog Who Looks Most Like its Owner • Best Trick • Cutest Puppy • Most Unusual Markings • Best Costume (adult) • Best Costume (child) • Best Mutt • Most Beautiful • Most Handsome Male

You can register online by Clicking Here.

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“WOOFSTOCK” in San Diego Saturday April 10th from 10AM-3PM in Balboa Park

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WOOFSTOCK: A Festival for Dogs & People

Saturday, April 10, 2010, 10:00AM – 3:00PM

Everyone (and their dog) is invited!

Join the Canine Companions for Independence at the corner of Park Blvd & Presidents Way in San Diego
on April 10 for a groovy day for the family and Fido!

General admission is only $5 and parking is FREE!
All proceeds benefit Canine Companions for Independence.

THE FESTIVAL:
There will be live music, munchies, and shopping for unique pet products. Watch exciting demonstrations of Disc Dogs, Flyball, and Canine Freestyle. See working dogs in action. Let your pooch play at the K9 Playground! Wear your 60′s threads to compete in the Grooviest 60′s Costume contest, and fish for prizes in the fun zone for kids. Check out the fun pet products in the silent auction!

THE WALK:
Register for the Peace, Love, and Walk ‘n Roll fun dog walk (approx. 1.3 miles) to benefit Canine Companions for Independence (CCI). CCI is a national non-profit organization that enhances the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained assistance dogs and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships. Walk registration fee ($35 adult, $15 child, $60 family) includes a cool WOOFSTOCK tie dye t-shirt, free Festival admission and a sWAG bag filled with great surprises! The walk precedes the WOOFSTOCK Festival and begins at 9:00AM. Please register by March 15 to guarantee t-shirt availability.

Walk registrants have the opportunity to raise funds for CCI, and exciting gifts will be rewarded based on the donations collected. The top fundraiser will receive a beautiful portrait of their dog by artist Deirdre O’Byrne, along with a copy of “A Big Little Life” signed by Dean Koontz!

NEW! WOOFSTOCK walk registration qualifies you for a free pass to Disneyland®!: First, visit the Give a Day. Get a Disney Day. website and search for the “Walk to Benefit Canine Companions at WOOFSTOCK Festival” in the 92101 zipcode. Click the button to express your interest in this volunteer activity, and then follow the instructions to register for the walk and receive your free theme park ticket!

This event benefits Canine Companions for Independence.

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www.cci.org

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“Paws in the Park” 2010 hosted by the Escondido Humane Society @ Kit Carson Park March 28th, 2010…A great dog event!

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A walk for the Escondido Humane Society Sunday, March 28, 2010 @ Kit Carson Park, Escondido, CA.

The goal of this great event is to raise awareness and funding for animals in need while celebrating those special pets in our lives. The event is called “Paws in the Park” and will be happening on Sunday, March 28, 2010 at Kit Carson Park in Escondido. Paws in the Park helps the Escondido Humane Society care for more than 4,000 animals a year and protect 155,000 more, and they NEED YOUR HELP. Every dollar raised at Paws in the Park will be transformed into safe shelter, healthy food, medical care, rehabilitation, and new, loving homes.

As an open-door shelter, the Escondido Humane Society welcomes all homeless animals in the Escondido area, no matter their age, health, or intensive needs. Every day, for every one of these animals, they are faithfully devoted to providing them with safe shelter, medical care, love and new homes … every animal deserves a second chance.

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS: Paw Vendor Expo, entertainment, food, games, and contests for your entire family, including a “K-9′s Got Talent” show and Wet T-shirt Contest (don’t worry, it’s for the dogs!)

QUESTIONS? Call (760) 888-2235

More info available at www.escondidohumanesociety.org

Check out our Dog Training San Diego website…we also serve Escondido!  www.LoseTheLeash.com

Mardi Gras Masquerade “Yappy Hour” at La Jolla Brewhouse for Fat Tuesday February 16th, 2010 from 5PM-9PM

Mardi Gras Masquerade Yappy Hour @ La Jolla Brewhouse

Looking for a pet friendly mardi gras celebration in San Diego? Well, look no further! La Jolla Brew House Restaurant Brewery is hosting a great “Yappy Hour” from 5PM to 9PM on “Fat Tuesday”, February 16th, 2010. There will be a masquerade costume contest and food and drinks for dogs and their best friends.

For more information, call La Jolla Brew House @ 858.456.6279 or visit them at www.lajollabrewhouse.com.

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Lose The Leash Dog Training San Diego January 2010 E-Newsletter

 

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 The Three Most Important Components of an Effective Dog Training System, the Lose The Leash Dog Training Method:  Motivation, Structure, and Consistency.
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     Whether a dog owner has just brought home a new dog, or they are ready to begin improving the relationship with an older dog, owners have a lot to consider when figuring out just how they will accomplish training their new or old best friend. From tried and true methods, to wacky gimmicks, to systems that just don’t work, there are so many ways to train dogs that owners (and their dogs) often end up so confused that limited to no results are accomplished. The reasons for the failure in any training system can quickly be analyzed to reveal that the failure most probably occurred due to lacking one of the three critical components…To read the rest of the article, click here.

 


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Winter Hiking and Off Leash Dog Training in the Cuyamaca Mountains!

With it so rarely snowing in San Diego County, Erin and I jumped at the chance to take the pack out for a hike when it snowed in the Cuyamaca Mountains early winter of 2009. Having off leash fun is definitely what we are all about! We packed up our 7, and a friend, and made the 45 minute drive out the the mountains. What a blast! I love seeing the dogs run around like hooligans, and I really love that they will come when called (wait for the whistle)!!! For more information about off leash training, and having a dog that can listen, call 619-818-6462. We’ll come out to meet you in your home, and show you what our training is all about!

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