Posted in Adoptions

Shelters depend upon volunteers to help expand upon their services as well as assist with helping the animals maintain behavioral health. If you are looking to help your community, please do not overlook the animals! read more

Posted in Behavior & Training

Be aware of what you watch and what someone tells you to do with your dog. Not everything you see on television, read in books or review on web pages may be factual. It should be backed up with science. If you feel someone is telling you to do something that makes you feel uncomfortable, do NOT do it! It is probably poor advice! Go with your g… read more

Posted in Health & Wellness

Don't forget to get out with your dog and have a good romp in the woods, a walk on the beach, a hike in the snow or simply take her to a new and different place. Most importantly, spend at least 10 minutes giving her aerobic exercise through play. You both will feel better! read more

Posted in Behavior & Training

A puppy's brain is fully developed at 4 weeks of age. There is no reason to wait until your dog is older to start training. All of the trainers at St. Hubert's begin training their pups at 7 weeks or less. The brain is a terrible thing to waste. Please get your puppy into a puppy class as quickly as possible. You will not be sorry! read more

Posted in Behavior & Training

The key to good training is to ensure that your dog is successful each and every time. Good trainers help their dogs learn what is expected in every context in life. If you test to see how much the dog can do or push to fast, the dog will fail. Therefore, follow our motto at St. Huberts - Train, Don't Test! read more