Tails A Wagging Doggie daycare & canine training center

Yes, we do have camera's for clients to view on our website: https://tails-a-wagging.com/webcams/

Community answer · Tails A Wagging Doggie daycare & canine training center · 2021-09-21

Yes, there are web cams

Community answer · Marilyn Lange (Shoezie) · 2021-09-21

With 7+ trainers on staff, we carry a variety of certifications: CPDT, KA, APDT, pet CPR, we even have a Lisenced Animal Health technician on staff. we see all ages of dogs, and specialize in puppies as the only training based day care in Whatcom County

Community answer · Angi Lenz · 2021-09-21

Tails-A-Wagging teaches a certified Canine Good Citizen class, which is the most common requirement for therearpy dog work in Whatcom County. They are do one on one private training for specific needs.

Community answer · Angi Lenz · 2021-09-21

They have a Canine Good Citizen's class, and CGC is the most common requirement for therapy dog work in Whatcom County. So, yes!

Community answer · Rose Finkbonner · 2019-09-21

Although they do not offer a herding specific class, they do teach Wag It! Games which incorporated Treibball, a herding specific sport.

Community answer · Angi Lenz · 2021-09-21

Tails does not offer herding classes. The best way to get started in herding would be to visit a local herding trial and observe the handlers, see whose style looks like something you might enjoy learning and then asking them if they are a trainer themselves or if they can recommend one. You will see many different styles in use in herding, make sure you look for a trainer that you feel comfortable with. Ask if you can observe a lesson or two that they have with another client and make sure their style will work for you and your dog. I take my dog for lessons once in awhile just for fun, our trainer teaches in Arlington.

Community answer · Leann Wilson · 2019-09-21