Nicquee's Nook – Page 50

Two Days to Go!

After a year, my sister is finally coming home! The girls are uber excited to see her! Of course, we, the sisters, are very thrilled too that we are seeing her and will be spending lots of togetherness! Nevermind that it is still exam week next week and that I have not started the reviewers because the pointers are not yet in. Homecoming is a celebration and everything else can definitely wait.

See You at Barbie Live The Musical Tomorrow

This is it! I cannot contain my excitement!

We were very lucky and fortunate to get VIP tickets for the first show of Barbie Live! The Musical. My girls have been asking questions about the show, how we will go and what-nots. They are as eager as I am! They have chosen their outfit with matching accessories. I hope we can all get a decent sleep as we have this tendency to be overly excited and dreams of being late for a much anticipated event. Hahaha!

So, see you there, yes?

Special Collar

Different owners opt for different training programs for their dogs. Some dog owners want to teach their dogs basic commands such as sit, stay and come. Other dog owners want to teach their dogs how to make their way through an obstacle course so they can compete in agility competitions. Sometimes a special dog collar is needed to help a dog learn the skills taught by an owner. Here are a few common training scenarios.

A person who lives in a home without a fence around it may want to train his dog to stay within a certain area. If there is a busy road nearby this training is important to keep the dog safe. Someone who wants to make sure that the dog learns this valuable lesson may want to find out how dog training collars work in order to incorporate one into the training program.

An individual who loves to walk in the woods with her dog may want to train the pet to come when it is called. She may like to walk the dog off the leash and wants to feel confident about the dog coming back when it’s called. Not surprisingly, a dog that runs off and doesn’t come when it is called is in danger of running into a road or injuring itself somewhere in the woods. Plus, it may have an issue with another dog walking in the woods. Certainly, it’s a more enjoyable walk if a dog returns to its owner when it is called.