There is a lot of junky dog training advice out there in various forms of media, so to help you find quality information that explains and expands upon what I teach, I assembled this list of books, magazines, websites, and blogs. They offer a ton of accurate, humane information about caring for dogs, canine learning theory, dog training, and behavior modification.In some cases, I’d recommend pretty much any book or article by these authors, but here are some specifics.
| Boulder Area Pet or Pet-Friendly Businesses |
| Boarding, Dog Walking, Daycare, and Pet Sitting |
| The Dog Spot |
| Lark Latch , Boulder, CO 720-771-6834 |
| Stella Earth |
| Camp Bow Wow, Boulder CO (303) 442-2261 |
| Canine Campovers (Private Home Boarding) Boulder, CO (303) 998-1111 |
| Cottonwood Kennels, Boulder, CO (303) 442-2602 |
| Erin Russell - Pet Sitter, (303) 499-1669 |
| Happy Tails Pet Sitting Service, Boulder, CO 303.494.8042 |
| Out-U-Go Pet Care Services, Inc. |
| Bowhaus |
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May 1 and 5,
Howard Heuston Park
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May 8 and 12,
North Boulder Park
Meet near the north west parking lot.... |
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May 15 and 19,
Foothills Community Park
Meet at the parking lot on 7th near the picnic tables.... |
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May 22,
29th Street Mall
Meet near Laudisios Restaurant and the skate park.... |
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May 29,
Tom Watson Park
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The SUNDAY LEVEL 2 (BGDC) MEETS at 9:30 STARTING MAY 1st. & I'VE MOVED!!!! All Puppy K. and Level One classes now meet at 6560 O'Dell Pl. (Gunbarrel), home of Bowhaus Boulder
Single Level One classes meet on Saturdays at 1:30. May classes will meet on the 4th, 11th and 18th. Email Gigi to reserve a space, gigi_moss@yahoo.com.
"Amigo was such a wild puppy that it was almost impossible for the vet to give him his first exam and shots. In fact, the vet said dogs like him often had to be put down when they became two. I enrolled us (Amigo and I) in Gigi's Puppy Class and told her of our problems with vet visits. Gigi came with us to the vet's and showed me some techniques to help him tolerate the handling. He does fine at the vet's now and is a Therapy Dog working in both a nursing home and the hospital for 3 years. I honestly believe that Gigi Moss saved his life by helping him learn to behave."
Joy
