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title: Working Dogs Cyberzine - The ultimate information resource for real dogs and their people

description: International Cyberzine for Working and Sporting Dogs and the people who own, breed, train, work, show, and passionately love them.

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The international magazine for and about working and sporting dogs -- and the people who love them.

Gift Shops

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New German Shepherd Gifts and Clothing

Chance's Story about surviving Parvovirus

Click Her for the Full Story

Free Assistance / Service Dog Training Videos

Why Service Dogs Should be Clearly Identified

Working Dogs Online Videos

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Working Dogs K-9 Trauma Kits

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TSA Guidelines for Service Dogs

More than Any Handler Wants to Know about Teaching the Voraus

Record Keeping

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Oral Heparin: New Route for Old Drug?

Outsmarting the Saboteur

Working Dogs Poll

What Activity do you primarily do with your dog?

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Schutzhund Obedience: Training in Drive

The German Shepherd Dog in Word and Picture

Manstopper! Training a Canine Guardian

Schutzhund: Theory and Training Methods

Control of Canine Genetic diseases

TRAINING & WORKING DOGS FOR QUIET CONFIDENT CONTROL OF STOCK

How to be the Leader of the Pack...

Training Your German Shepherd Dog

The Art of Raising a Puppy

German Shepherds for Dummies

Dog Anatomy

Heeler Power

Cold Noses at the Pearly Gates

I'll Always Love You

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Last week working dog Titan went to the Rainbow Bridge. He will be dearly missed by us all.

We Seriously upgraded our Link Resource Page. Now you can submit your favorite links to your club sites, or other dog related web sites. We have also cleaned up all the broken links and added many new ones!

In support of our Law Enforcement and Search and Rescue visitors and clients we have started a online store where you can compare prices from various vendors as well as purchase items. We also invite the general public to look around as we have gear for about any outdoor activity as well.

We have had many requests for more information on clicker training assistance dogs, so added some of the better training videos we could find, and they are free to view.

“Records?  We don’t need no stinkin’ Records!”

 - Anonymous

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