The T Touch Method is a gentle approach to influencing behavior, health, and performance, created by Linda Tellington-Jones. Learn the T Touch techniques for overcoming fear and aggression in your dog. Great for dogs that growl, bite, and are timid and shy. The intention of these techniques is to build confidence, instill obedience, and develop an animals ability and willingness to learn.

Tamela Cantor, who has taken a coarse from Linda Tellington-Jones, will be teaching the  Class. Contact Tamela for more information. Register today.

Tamela 503 313 9660

$175

Meet Eva, a Chinese Crested that came in for her first shopping trip ever.  She was accompanied by her new owner Becky Smith.

Eva, five years old, survived an extraordinary ordeal being one of the surviving dogs of an elderly animal hoarder who died in her West Linn home in early June .  She took with her eleven other pets.  Police found 60 remaining animals in the home. Many had neurological symptoms from carbon monoxide exposure.  The healthiest went to the Clackamas shelter, and those with neurological symptoms went to Veterinary Specialist NW for treatment.  Not all were saved.

Becky, a compassionate vet tech at Rose City Veterinary Hospital and a tech at Veterinary Specialist NW on 82nd Place in Clackamas, took Eva to be her own.

Life has taken a giant turn for the better for Eva.  Now her life is full of happy experiences like learning the joy of riding in the car, shopping at Sellwood Dog Supply, wearing fleece jackets, meeting new people and going to work with Becky.

We all thank Becky for saving Eva and wish Eva the happiest new life.

Multnomah County Animal Services  is ready to make a deal! With hundreds of cats crowding the Troutdale shelter, the county has eliminated the adoption fee for mature cats (one year or older). All you have to pay is the $8 license fee.  All cats come spayed or neutered with  current vaccinations. Donations are welcome.

Check out the cats that are available on their website and tell your freinds.

Meow.

All cooling collars, bandanas, and cooling beds are 20% off.

Along with our sale items, we carry just about anything you need for any travel excursion. Here is a list of items that may be needed for various get aways.

Camping Trips

• Dog back packs-To carry his own food and water or to slow the aggressive walker down.
• Waterproof throw-To keep your furry friend dry through the night and morning dew.
• Sun screen-Depending on your animals fur, some shorthaired and light colored dogs can benefit from some sun protection.
• Tie out and Teather
• Travel water and food bowls
• First Aid Kit and Benadryl

Beach Trip

• Travel water and food bowls
• Sun Screen
• Towels
• Cooling collar or vest
• first Aid Kit and Benadryl

Boat Trip

• Life Jacket
• Travel food and water bowls
• Sunscreen
• Cooling collar or vest

Long Car rides

• Chews or bones to keep your pets occupied
• Travel food and water bowls
• First Aid Kit

Along with these suggestions, it is always a good idea to equip your dog with a temporary address if you are out of town, or an address for them to be taken to in an emergency. Last be not least, you can always use poop bags where ever you go.

Thank you to all of the vendors who took time out of their schedule to make this first annual Local Fair a success.

Pluckypuppy is starting a six week beginning obedience and socialization course, designed especially for puppies between 8 and 20 weeks.  Basic obedience training (sit, down, stay, come….) as well as problem prevention (biting, barking, chewing), using positive reinforcement. Socialization helps prevent future dog-aggression.

$150.00

Basic Manners  Sundays at 5:15. Starting July 11th.

This six week class is a beginning obedience, designed for dogs 4 months and older. Basic commands will be covered as well as problem-behavior prevention using positive reinforcement. Refer to pluckypuppy for more information.

$150.00

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