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Pine Shadows hosts dog training day for students – Brainerd Dispatch

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BRAINERD — Forestview seventh Graders were hosted by Pine Shadows for a morning of fast learning at six different stations involving pets and their care.

The six learning stations included dog health and general first aid, dog obedience, puppy imprinting, dog obstacle course, hunting dog training and a tour of Pine Shadows Boarding and Grooming facility.

Forestview student Clara Gromer uses a stethoscope to listen to Eddie's pulse in a dog health station with Dr. Katie Baratto, from the Garrison Anaimal Hospital Wednesday, May 1, 2024, at Pine Shadows.

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Mark and Sophie Haglin, owners of Pine Shadows located east of Brainerd, offered these learning stations to the students to they could gain hands-on experience in dealing with pets in their families.

A core group of employees and volunteers manned each station to provide the instructions. Each student had the opportunity to direct a dog through the obstacle course, learn to walk a dog the correct way on a leash, teach obedience commands, get first-hand knowledge on what a small animal veterinarian does, learn about the puppy imprinting process and see how all the training comes together with the working dogs in the field.

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The goal was to show students the difference between a well-trained dog and one where the training is in process. Students were able to see the value in teaching the pups commands to make the dogs better family members.

Also seeing the progression in learning from the early puppy imprinting to the finished product in the obstacle course or in the hunting field.

“When working with pets, we always state that we want to make the right thing easy for the pups to do and the wrong thing difficult for them to accomplish,” Mark Haglin said. “This theme was present in each of the learning stations and we wanted the student to catch on to this theme.”

Forestview Students visit Pine Shadows for a day of training

Tack, an English Springer Spaniel, runs through the grass, searching for live pidgeons during a demonstration for Forestview Middle School students Wednesday, May 1, 2024, at Pine Shadows.

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Forestview Students visit Pine Shadows for a day of training

Forestview students Grace Rangen, left, and A J Jerve watch as an English Springer Spaniel gives Lily Larson a dog kiss Wednesday, May 1, 2024, at Pine Shadows.

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Forestview Students visit Pine Shadows for a day of training

While a group of Forestview Middle School students watch, an English Springer Spaniels sits on a platform waiting for a command from Morgan Haglin, head trainer, to retrieve a toy Wednesday, May 1, 2024 at Pine Shadows. The obedience training is designed to be used in the field while hunting.

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Forestview Students visit Pine Shadows for a day of training

Grace Rangen leads an english Springer Spaniel over a jump at the dog obstacle course Wednesday, May 1, 2024, at Pine Shadows. The Forestview students were treated to six learning stations involving pets and their care.

Steve Kohls / Brainerd Dispatch

Forestview Students visit Pine Shadows for a day of training

Volunteer Kevin Rutherford talks to his dog Tack during a demonstration for 130 Forestview Middle School students at Pine Shadows Wednesday, May 1, 2024. Rutherford ran the English Springer Spaniel through several drills for the students.

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Forestview Students visit Pine Shadows for a day of training

Morgan Haglin, head trainer, leads a group of Forestview students and their teacher in the field Wednesday, May 1, 2024, at Pine Shadows.

Steve Kohls / Brainerd Dispatch

Forestview Students visit Pine Shadows for a day of training

Volunteer Dick Mulhollam directs Forestview student Lilly Rose and an English Springer Spaniel along a walking course Wednesday, May 1, 2024, at Pine Shadows.

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Forestview Students visit Pine Shadows for a day of training

Volunteer Joan Peterson talks to Forestview students before they take the dogs through an obstacle course, Wednesday, May 1, 2024, at Pine Shadows.

Steve Kohls / Brainerd Dispatch

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