The dog rescue organizations on this web site are totally independent of each other and cannot be held responsible for the actions of any other rescue listed here.
The webmaster cannot be held responsible for any problems arising from the information displayed on this web site or the actions of the rescue organizations listed here.
These organizations rescue unwanted dogs and cats and find them new homes. Why do they do it? Because no-one else will!
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Kim Potter Dog Training, Berkshire, UK
• Ever had the feeling that your precious dog is doing just as
it wants rather than what you want it to do?
• Let me show you how to be the pack leader so that you will be
confident with the knowledge that you can both control and
protect your dog.
• Your dog needs to fit in with your lifestyle. This starts with his
good behaviour in your home, in preparation for good behaviour
outside. The first introduction to young children and household cats
requires advance planning and patience!
• I can guarantee that you and your dog will both become
more relaxed and gain more enjoyment from your time together.
• Please just phone me to discuss your concerns. If I can help you
over the phone, I will.
Happy dog owner Marcia says: "Kim came to our home after we had rescued an American Bulldog. From the start we gained instant results.
She is not only gifted in her understanding of dogs but of people too! We now have a very happy boy who has settled into our family life.
Kim is always on hand for any follow up questions or concerns that we have and I have no hesitation in recommending her as a dog trainer."
For more information phone Kim Potter on 07941 392 521
or see the website
www.kimpotterdogtraining.com
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