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All children should have the experience of having a dog as part of their family

It is an important part of growing-up as it teaches young children to respect animals and engenders a sense of responsibility towards them. Be that as it may, it is absolutely vital for parents of young children, to ensure that not only is their dog educated through obedience training, but also their children learn clearly how they should behave towards their canine companion. By doing so, the risk of injury to children through misunderstandings, is minimised and the relationship between dog and owner is perpetuated.

Command Dog Training School, through its Children-Awareness Program (CAP) conducted at many schools and community organisations, teaches children how to behave amongst their dogs. For further information on group classes or private Home Training Service, please call our office on telephone (03) 9877 6522.

The following points can be used as a general guide for parents with young children and a family dog.

Hoochy Poochy Doggy Day Care

www.hoochypoochy.com.au

Hoochy Poochy is the newest Doggy Daycare to open but is run by a team with over 30 years industry experience behind them. Hoochy Poochy is dedicated to focusing on every dogs’ individual needs, promising them happiness, and giving you peace of mind. No more guilty car journeys to work or stressing about dog ‘problems’.

Life Coach for Dogs

www.thedogtrainer.com.au

Basil Theofanides is a Life Coach For Dogs. He has been a professional dog trainer/instructor for 25 years and provides consultations to dog owners with problem dogs.

Dog Trainers Australia

www.dogtrainerschool.com.au

Become a dog training professional by completing a Certified Instructor (CIC) Dog Training & Behaviour course with Australia’s longest running program.

AAPDT (Australian Association of Professional Dog Trainers)

www.aapdt.org

The AAPDT is the leading voice for professional dog trainers. It represents both professional dog training schools as well as individuals, dedicated to set and improve standards in the industry. it is recognised by the Victorian State Government as an approved organisation under the Domestic (feral & nuisance) Animals Act 1994.

Forest Hill Veterinary Clinic

www.foresthillvet.com.au

Our Veterinary Hospital provides modern, professional and affordable health care for your pets. We aim to make your pet feel at ease in our clinic with a caring and gentle approach to treatment and consultations. Our dedicated staff and leading veterinarians are all passionate about pets and avid animal lovers.

Save a dog

www.saveadog.org.au

Save-A-Dog Scheme (SADS) is a community-based not-for-profit animal welfare organisation that saves hundreds of dogs and cats from being killed every year. We have a no-kill philosophy and provide veterinary care to sick or injured animals so they can live out their natural lifespan. SADS was established in 1985 to offer a humane alternative to the killing of unwanted dogs, especially dogs of good temperament, that would otherwise be destroyed at pounds and shelters and later included caring for and sheltering cats as well.

Animal Welfare Victoria

http://agriculture.vic.gov.au/pets

Victoria has one of the highest rates of pet ownership in the world. Owning pets can be a lot of fun, and pets can provide us with company, stress relief and unconditional love. Pet ownership also teaches children responsibility and helps them develop their social and nurturing skills. This site provides valuable information on pet ownership in Victoria.

Blue Cross Animal Shelter
- Wonga Park

http://www.bluecrossanimals.org.au/

As a not-for-profit organisation that receives no Government funding, we rely totally on the kindness and donations of fellow animal lovers to provide the care, food and veterinary treatment each of our animals requires.

Your kind gift today will go towards:

• Helping us to provide care and treatment for the sick, injured, lost and abandoned animals every day.
• Helping us to continue running our Shelter and provide new homes to those in need
• Helping us provide food, medical care, accommodation and lots of TLC to all at our Shelter

Lost Dogs Home

www.dogshome.com.au

Vision statement
“To be the pre-eminent animal welfare organisation in caring for lost and unwanted dogs and cats and in enhancing the responsible ownership of these animals in the community.”

Mission statement
“To work with the community to promote the welfare of dogs and cats by reducing the number of lost cats and dogs, alleviating their pain and suffering and enhancing the responsible pet ownership and enjoyment of pets.”

Dogs Victoria

www.dogsvic.org.au

Information on breeds, breeders and breed clubs. A good source for info if you are searching for a pup.

PETNET – The Australian Pet Lovers Page Including Selectapet

www.petnet.com.au

The Petcare Information and Advisory Service Australia Pty Ltd (PIAS) was established in 1966 as an autonomous, non-commercial organisation committed to promoting socially responsible pet ownership. Funding is provided by Uncle Ben’s of Australia as a community service and PIAS has as its charter.

Have questions you need answered?

If you’re currently unsure of how to approach your need for puppy training, obedience classes or support towards a specific issue, please do not hesitate contact us on 03 9877 6522

Alternatively, get started and ensure you get a spot in our next session by enrolling online now.

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Have questions you need answered?

If you’re currently unsure of how to approach your need for puppy training, obedience classes or support towards a specific issue, please do not hesitate contact us on 03 9877 6522

Alternatively, get started and ensure you get a spot in our next session by enrolling online now.

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