A-DOG, a community group supporting dogs and their owners in Arlington since 2008, has published its first newsletter. It is for its members, but it contains information that may be of interest to the general public.
Here are some highlights from the November 2013, which are published with permission:
— With the 2014 dog-licensing year about to begin, Arlington’s animal-control officer, Amanda Kennedy, addresses the question “Why should I license my dog?” Learn about the benefits of licensing, not only to the community at large, but also to you and your dog.
— The group celebrates its successful recently held workshop on “Dog Park Etiquette” presented by trainer Alana Meserve and announces an upcoming presentation on Therapy Dogs, organized by A-DOG’s Ellen Duranceau and her fellow Dog B.O.N.E.S. therapy dog teams.
— The group profiles one Arlington dog, Shinoo, and her family and as well as one business that supports A-DOG, Bette Yip’s Picture Perfect Pets. Members hope to focus on at least one membership family’s dog and one Business Friend of A-DOG in each edition.
For more, click to read a .pdf version of the November 2013 Wags and Tags here >>
This information, which includes opinion, was published Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013, and updated Nov. 8.
