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Patrick has been a long-time dog adopter and currently lives with his two dogs - Tarzan and Loki - in Brooklyn, NY. He is a certified dog trainer, writer on all things dogs, animal shelter volunteer, freelancer researcher of animal sciences and aspiring author.

7 Best Games to Play With Dogs

Patrick Lumontod - Feb 23, 2016

Lifestyle

Playing is your dog’s way of learning new things about the world in an exciting and safe way. Engaging in these best games to...

30 Gun Dog Supplies for Game Hunters

Patrick Lumontod - Jul 7, 2015

Dog Supplies

Using gun dogs for hunting has been one of the favorite parts for many game hunters since the practice began many centuries ago. At this point,...

Best Obedience School for Dogs in the US & How to...

Patrick Lumontod - Feb 11, 2015

Dog Training

Whether you've just recently decided add another family member to you home or have had your puppy for a little while now, a smart next step would...

Are There Training Collars for Dogs That Are SAFE?

Patrick Lumontod - Sep 26, 2014

How-To

If your dog has not been receptive to traditional obedience training methods, you might be considering other resources to curb certain behaviors. Training collars...

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