Change the Lives of Troubled Youth & Shelter Dogs

by Project Pooch, Inc.
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Project Report | Jun 23, 2010
Learning Patience & Compassion

By I.V. | Project POOCH Youth

Training Diveto a corgi-mix
Training Diveto a corgi-mix

When I started working at Project POOCH, I noticed how difficult it was for me to train dogs. I really thought that this job wasn't for me. I learned more stuff from experienced guys and once I got the hang of it my dogs seemed to come and go very quickly. Being able to understand a dog's behavior and how they react to different things was very difficult for me at first, so I paid lots of attention and slowly started building a bond with the dogs.

After being at Project POOCH for two years, my training techniques are getting better and I have accomplished many adoptions . I'm always comfortable with the depth of emotion I have for the dogs. That is why I am patient in giving the dogs the affection and compassion they need.

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Project Pooch, Inc.

Location: Lake Oswego, OR - USA
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Project Leader:
Sarah Bradham
Lake Oswego , OR United States
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