Flying Dog Pictures & Plans for Spring - Page 4

I have never been to Hill's for training, but I usually have more than 1-2 dogs to work, don't make enough to pay an arm and a leg + the cost of gas, so I've had a per-session max limit for a few years that left most of the East coast guys out of my budget.
I am in contact with EJ. I wish she had contacted me FIRST...
Who is Mark?

Luckily, most of the clubs out here are still only $200./yr., same as they were when we started Feather River in 1990. :-) Daily helper/field fees are also voluntary (box with a slotted top on the table).

My dogs are doing great, making progress in leaps and bounds. I had to cut all but Noodle back on their food, to less than 4 cups a day, and Noodle looks better than she ever has, finally letting her tail grow back. I am trying to get as much training in as possibe right now because I have some job interviews coming up next week & I remember too well what the corporate advertising jungle does to a dog training regimen. 

Its going to rain. We are all bummed about it. Wa-a-a-a-h
How quickly have I reverted to my native California roots?!

:-)  SS

So I guess Hill's is pricey? I have major financial constraints myself right now....that's why I was considering Mark's seminars, there is a per dog per session fee, but no dues, etc., as it's not a club...he is in NJ, trains & shows, has a really nice HOT male that I think he recently retired, & is working on some young dogs now. Yvonne has worked with him a few times, he is very flexible & dog oriented. Yvonne's very objective & she was impressed with him. I would appreciate some alone time with another trainer to help correct some of my mistakes before I go public at a new club...LOL! I'll never find someone as patient as you, or as knowledgable as you, but I need to get going again! jackie harris

Go for it Jackie! Heck. I've forgotten more than I ever knew. LOL
Me??? Patient? Surely you jest.
Time to go out front and pretend I am a dog trainer.

SS