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Hey Friends!
If you missed this month's livestream, you can check it out here. 

Topics include: 

- Options for eliminating marking behavior in a service dog prospect

- How to handle a dog that is eating/ingesting tissues/paper etc. 

- Where to put your service dog when you need to use a public shower like a gym 

- How to handle national parks and zoos (places that have animals) with your service dog

- Discussion of a problem that I encountered when working CoolWhip at a National Park visitors center and how I handled it/how to think about errors that happen when you're out working your dog. 


Reminder that our next Special Topics livestream will be on Monday October 24th at 4pm for Inner Circle and Elite members. If you're interested in attending or watching the replay, you can upgrade at any time and just pay the difference for that month. 

Thanks ya'll! Happy Training! 

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Melody Townsend

Thank goodness for the replays, sorry I missed it, my reminder was not set properly. Thank you so much!!

DOGGY•U

Glad you were able to watch the replay! Let me know if you have any follow-up questions to the answer/explanation of considerations :)

Bonnie Jackson

Thanks for all the good info, Laura. Our 9 mo old male started noticeably marking 2 weeks ago, and I can see how this can get out of control in public if not corrected. We will start changing his equipment. I have also mused that keeping him in a cold room prior to walks might encourage him to expel all of bladder contents. lol, just kidding. Any studies that marking decreases in freezing weather as blood shunts to body core?

DOGGY•U

LOL!! I never thought of this. But because marking is not a function of having to relieve, I think they will always store a little for marking, unfortunately. My male will lift his leg with not a drop left to pee lol! But yes, change of equipment can be really helpful here! Being clear about "be a dog time" and "working walk" time can stave off a lot of issues down the road.