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Native Dog Wellness
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Native Dog Wellness specializes in training, massage, and exercise for your dog. Native Dog Wellness was created by Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Certified Small Animal Massage Therapist Amy Campbell to bring the benefits of wellness to the canine community. Every dog is different, and our services cater to dogs from 8 weeks to 18 years, all sizes, and all breeds. Canines are a diversified species and what may be right for a pug, may not be right for a doberman. At Native Dog Wellness, we respect the individuality of your dog and cater our services to your needs. In the midst of an urban setting and busy lives, we provide ways for dogs to exercise, socialize, learn, thrive, and be well. By having a Certified Professional Dog Trainer as the head of this business, you are sure to have experiences that are positive, up-to-date, scientific, and force-free that work in all of our offerings.
In our communities, the term wellness translates as a good mix of emotional, physical, and relational satisfaction, and at Native Dog Wellness, we’re in the business of finding that for your dog!
We believe in making canine good citizens, and in connecting dogs and their people to others in the community! We believe in supporting community programs that work for the wellness of dogs.
In our communities, the term wellness translates as a good mix of emotional, physical, and relational satisfaction, and at Native Dog Wellness, we’re in the business of finding that for your dog!
We believe in making canine good citizens, and in connecting dogs and their people to others in the community! We believe in supporting community programs that work for the wellness of dogs.
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February 20, 2018
Esther W. asked:Hi everyone, we’re looking for some advice. We’ve had our 3-year-old sato Milly, for a little over three weeks now. She’s extremely skittish, but has made some progress...that said, she is easily spooked and has run away once already. We are wondering whether it’s better to find a behaviorist to work with her, or sign her up for obedience lessons? ThanksTanya M. replied:the key is to find a trainer to work with YOU, to teach you the skills to best care for her. a slight change in language that holds great meaning : ) if you are near cambridge amy at native dog wellness is amazing: http://www.nativedogwellness.com/
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