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Subject: Dog Training

Author:
Greg Quintana

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Date Posted: 08:30:44 01/27/06 Fri

Kellie,

Rather than reading a book about training you dog, I'd like to invite you to try the Dog training club of Dallas County. It is a volunteer organization in Duncanville that helps people like with all levels of dog training. The training ranges from beginer to advanced obediance and the attendees range from people who want to have a more pleasent puppy at home to advanced training for obediance contests or show dogs. You get up to date advice and hands on knowledge from people who love dogs and everyone is volunteering there services. If you like more information in the organization go to <a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.dallasdogtraining.org/">http://www.dallasdogtraining.org/</a> or you can e-mail me at gdtex700@gmail.com.

Thanks,

Greg Quintana

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