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dog trainer / vet

rightoldpickle · 2009-09-11 15:32:25

in the blessington area? any recommendations? thanks

11-09-2009 3:32pm

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rightoldpickle

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in the blessington area?

any recommendations?

thanks

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#2 12-09-2009 9:07pm

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Well, vet wise, there's one out the Dublin side of the N81. Crosschapel area afaik.
Dog trainer, not that I've seen or heard of

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#3 12-09-2009 9:25pm

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You could try the animals and pet issues forum for suggestions re. dog trainers.

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#4 13-09-2009 8:33am

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PM sent re dog trainer

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#5 18-09-2009 9:43pm

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Just be careful where you go some use inhumane methods of training.
If you are able to get to Dublin at all dog training ireland are good there's also a list of trainers on irishanimals.ie

There are some that visit homes as well if you google dogsbehavingbadly you'll find one.

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