New - beginning Thursday, February 4th, weekly early education classes for puppies up to 12 weeks old.

"PUPPY PLAY AND LEARN" - weekly early education classes for puppies up to 12 weeks old. 

Classes held by Mira Jones, owner of TailLights Dogs, each Thursday evening, from 6:45 pm to 7:30 pm, beginning February 4th, 2010. 

Reservations are required, so please call Woodruff Road Animal Hospital to schedule an appointment for you and your new puppy today.

Telephone:(864) 234-5995

more about Mira Jones and TailLights Dogs......

 

 Mira with Anna, Callie and Raffi

Mira Jones, owner of TailLights Dogs, with Anna, Callie and Raffi

TailLights Dogs' Mira Jones is a dedicated advocate for the companion dog and his or her human. Located in Greenville, SC, Mira’s training approach blends the practical, philosophical and spiritual aspects of sharing a life with dogs. She strives to facilitate the creation of a loving, balanced, and rewarding relationship between her clients and their canine companions.

Mira offers:

Humane training methods and equipment are always embraced at TailLights Dogs. Our training methods are based on behavioral principles derived from scientific research, utilizing Things That Motivate Dogs – food, praise, play, toys, and of course, your devoted attention!  Responsible management of a dog’s environment is emphasized.  Physical or verbal abuse is never used or advocated.

Read our Dog and Puppy F.A.Q. and contact us today.

 
By Mira JonesJanuary 18, 2010
Copied in part from the TailLights Dogs web-site;
www.TailLightsdogs.com.

 

It is with enormous pleasure that TailLights Dogs announces weekly early education classes for puppies up to 12 weeks!   Classes are held each Thursday evening, 6:45pm – 7:30pm, beginning February 4, 2010.

Reservations are required. To schedule an appointment, please call Woodruff Road Animal Hospital:  864-234-5995

Why is this so exciting?  Because now there is no need for Greenville puppy owners to wait!   A progressive class for very young puppies is available in a safe, veterinarian-supervised environment.

Time is of the essence during a puppy’s sensitive and critical period of brain growth.  Like every other part of a puppy’s body, the puppy’s brain is growing at a remarkably rapid rate.  By 16 weeks, a dog’s brain has grown to most of its total volume and has already formed much of its “behavioral shape”. **  By starting good habits at a young age, new puppy owners have an opportunity to give their dogs the gift of a lifetime.

** Do you have an older puppy?  A teenager?  An adult dog?   No worries – all dogs are open to learning new skills and eager to be rewarded for good behavior!   Please contact TailLights using About Your Dog.

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2009 Paws For A Cause Dog-walk/Fundraiser

The Paws For A Cause, which is an annual dog-walk/fundraiser for the local chapter of the American Cancer Society, took place this year on Saturday, September 26,  at 9:00 am, in downtown Greenville.

Even though it was a rainy morning, there was still a huge turnout of people and dogs, all who were visibly excited and eager to get "on with the show". This crowd of two and four legged participants, included our very own Dr.Deborah Perzak, Dr.Lynn Bowden, the entire staff of Woodruff Road Animal Hospital, and all of their beloved pets.

The park was filled with lots of chatter and laughter from the adults, excited screams from the kids, and the dogs were barking, howling and "greeting" each other, in a way that only dogs do best.

All in all, the fundraiser was a huge success and a great time was had by all!

                          

                 Here are the photos from the event....We hope you enjoy!

 

Our very own Dr.Deborah Perzak,Dr.Lynn Bowden,and Meg Bowden sporting her yellow scarf

PFAC family who walked to remember "Dakota",their beloved Lab who passed in December of 2008

 

       Becky,Kenny and EmmiSuzanne,Erin,Kelsey and Pickles

   Betsy and Kaedyn                                                                                                                Dr.Deborah Perzak and Hermie/Elaine Burdulis and Bert  Dr.Deborah Perzak,Debbie Smith(American Cancer Society) and her pal "Relay".

Debbie Smith(American Cancer Society) and Relay

  Paul Burdulis and his buddy Bert 

Posted on Monday, October 5, 2009 at 04:00PM by Registered CommenterDeborah Perzak DVM | CommentsPost a Comment