You just adopted your best friend... NOW WHAT?
YOU are a ROCK STAR! Thank you for making the choice to ADOPT! We hope you find the resources on this page useful and helpful as you begin your journey with your new friend.
PRAR Preferred Veterinarians:
Happy Tails Veterinary Center – S.E. Aurora
Sano Hospital For Animals – Conifer
Planned Pethood – Wheat Ridge
If you are a veterinarian in the S.E. Aurora area, and would like to work with an ethical rescue org that genuinely cares about the wellbeing of our animals – please CONTACT US
PRAR Trainers and Behaviorists
Pawsitive Pac Creations Dog Training
720-641-1910
Behaviorist – Deb Nabb
303-552-1306
Keeping Your New Puppy Safe
There are LOTS of things to remember to keep your wee one safe when you adopt a new puppy. First – THEY’RE GROUNDED! Remember, “Paws Off The Ground!” We go over the key points here… Read More
Keeping Your New Adult Dog Safe
There are LOTS of things to remember to keep your adult kiddo safe when you adopt a new dog. First – THEY’RE GROUNDED! Remember, “NO walks for 2 weeks!” We go over the key points here… Read More
Fun Things to Do With Your Dog
There are many fun things to do with your dog. Here are some examples of activities you can enjoy with your canine friend… Read More
House Training a Dog
When you get a new puppy or dog, you’ll need to show him or her what is acceptable in your home. Here are some great ideas… Read More
Introducing Dogs to Each Other
Properly introducing your current dog to your new dog is imperative for a positive experience and to keep everyone safe… Read More
Successfully Introducing Cats and Kittens to Dogs
Many dogs and cats can live harmoniously together if introduced properly and supervised appropriately. Whether you’re adding a new cat or a new dog to your household, the top priority is always safety… Read More
Dog Bites Child: How to Prevent This Scenario
Proper training and management of both children and dogs can prevent tragedies from ever happening… Read More
Crate Training: The Benefits for You and Your Dog
Dogs are hard-wired by their genetic history to be den animals. A den is a small, safe, well-defined space. It is a place in which dogs feel instinctively safe. It is also a place that they instinctively avoid soiling… Read More
