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Written by Lynn Wunderli
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Tuesday, 08 June 2010 10:51 |
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ATTENTION! PLEASE NOTE THAT WUNDERDOG IS BOOKED THROUGH MID-AUGUST THIS SUMMER FOR EXTENDED CARE! THERE ARE SOME OPENINGS FROM MID-AUGUST ON, AND IF YOU ARE INTERESTED PLEASE CALL US OR EMAIL US AT
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Written by Lynn Wunderli
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"Bridging the communication gap between humans and dogs....one dog at a time....." Wunderdog Mission:SINCE 1998.... Our mission at Wunderdog is to strengthen and improve the relationship between dog and owner. With a better understanding of innate dog behavior, both owner and dog will benefit, and Wunderdog strives to teach this to our clients in a way that everyone can understand.
Whether our clients choose grooming, training, or daycamp, we provide this service with instruction. We don't just offer training to the adults, we offer training to all members of the family--children included (at no extra charge)! Because we, at Wunderdog, are readily attending (and receiving CEU's where available) the latest educational seminars and classes in Grooming and Canine Behavior (and also maintain professional-level membership of many accredited canine organizations), we offer many types of training. |
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Introducing Wheat Grass Grazing! |
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Written by Lynn Wunderli
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Thursday, 05 February 2009 21:04 |
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New to Wunderdog, we are introducing our own little Pet
Wheat Grass patch!
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 26 January 2010 11:26 )
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Is Doggie Daycamp for You? |
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Written by Lynn Wunderli
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Tuesday, 21 July 2009 12:34 |
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 What's so great about sending your dog to "daycare," or in Wunderdog's case, "daycamp?"
There are many reasons to do it, here are the TOP TEN: |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 09 January 2010 22:14 )
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To Crate, Or Not To Crate...That Is The Question! |
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Written by Lynn Wunderli
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Nothing brings more to the table when I first meet with a new client than crate training. Most humans view crating as a "prison," or consider it cruel to confine a puppy or dog..... |
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