Posted on January 31st, 2012 by Gianna | No Comments »
Sooooo…the coldest month of the year just happened to be the one in which I (Gianna) got to train a dog! Fortunately for me, it wasn’t as cold as it usually is in January. Cold or not, I really enjoyed my first experience training a Golden for shed hunting! Jeremiah, the owner of the dog I [...]
Posted on October 14th, 2011 by Gianna | No Comments »
Nothing spectacular has happened, which means that plenty of small things have. Certainly they are still things worthy of note, however. And so here you are. Honey is showing! Her pups are due any day now and we’re getting excited! We received a call from somebody who got one of our dogs once, and they’re [...]
Posted on September 5th, 2011 by Gianna | No Comments »
Yeah, it’s not exactly the way it worked for me…I just started school. But after training our dogs in obedience and field all summer, it’s their turn for a break! We have been working with the dogs twice a day for twenty minutes each time. Now we can take them out and test their knowledge [...]
Posted on July 18th, 2011 by Gianna | No Comments »
Hey all! It’s almost time for the Pennington County Fair, which means the Pennington County Dog Show! We’ve been training for Obecience all summer, and three kids (Myself, Kiara and Josiah) will be showing Rusty, Tanner and Misty respectively. The dog show starts on Wednesday at 10 a.m. and goes until 6 p.m. We’ll let you [...]
Posted on June 19th, 2011 by Gianna | No Comments »
Hey friends and dog lovers, much has happened here at Sharptail Ridge! Summer – and primary dog training season – has begun. Each of us kids takes a golden or two for training. We work on obedience training first: things like sit, stay, down, come, etc. This gets them in shape for the 4-H [...]
Posted on February 19th, 2011 by Gianna | 2 Comments »
Hello fellow dog-lovers. I’m back with a doggy-slobbered chin to give you an update from the kennel. Ringo, a black lab, came for training a little over a month ago and proved to be a constantly energetic addition. He was always on the go, at the end of a month he’d learned enough to curb [...]