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Globe and Mail
11-07-2025
- Business
- Globe and Mail
High Caliber Working Dog Training Launches Comprehensive Puppy Training Programs in Upland, CA
High Caliber Working Dog Training in Upland, CA, now offers expanded early puppy training programs focused on socialization, obedience, and health. Using positive reinforcement, expert trainers help puppies develop confidence, good behavior, and strong bonds with their owners. With group classes, private sessions, and community support, this program sets a solid foundation for lifelong companionship and success. High Caliber Working Dog Training, located at 949 W 21st St, Upland, CA 91784, today announced the expansion of its early‑education curriculum designed to set local puppies on a lifelong path of obedience, confidence, and health. The initiative answers growing demand for puppy training Upland CA and reinforces the facility's reputation as the premier center for dog training in Upland CA. Early socialization remains the cornerstone of every program. Under the guidance of certified instructors, puppies are introduced to diverse sights, sounds, and canine companions in a controlled setting. These carefully structured sessions—held both on‑site and in nearby parks—help prevent fear‑based behaviors and nurture calm, well‑mannered dogs that integrate seamlessly into the vibrant Upland community. 'Confidence built during the first weeks translates into better interactions at farmers' markets, neighborhood gatherings, and pet‑friendly cafés,' explained the lead behavior specialist at High Caliber Working Dog Training. Through incremental exposure, each puppy learns appropriate greetings, leash etiquette, and polite responses to busy environments. Positive‑reinforcement methodology underscores every lesson. Hand signals, consistent verbal cues, and immediate rewards teach fundamental commands such as 'sit,' 'stay,' 'come,' 'heel,' and 'leave it.' This science‑backed approach establishes clear communication without resorting to harsh corrections, ensuring that each dog associates training with security and enthusiasm. The result is a robust foundation that owners can build upon long after classes conclude. Structured instruction further strengthens the human–canine bond. By participating in short, focused drills, families learn to read posture, tail movement, and vocal cues, fostering mutual trust and respect. Graduates consistently demonstrate lower anxiety and heightened adaptability—qualities that translate into smoother veterinary visits, safer off‑leash adventures, and relaxed introductions to new people and pets. Health benefits accompany behavioral gains. Regular drills encourage both physical exercise and mental stimulation, reducing the risk of destructive habits while supporting cardiovascular fitness. Consistency also establishes dependable daily routines, alleviating household stress and promoting overall well‑being for pets and their families alike. High Caliber Working Dog Training complements its group classes with tailored one‑on‑one sessions led by a dog trainer Upland residents repeatedly recommend. Individual coaching targets specific challenges—ranging from leash reactivity to crate‑training setbacks—ensuring that every puppy progresses at an optimal pace. Clients also receive access to an online resource library containing step‑by‑step tutorials, progress trackers, and nutrition advice. Community engagement amplifies program success. Weekly meet‑ups at the Upland Dog Park provide graduates with supervised play and ongoing skill refreshers, while social‑media forums allow owners to exchange tips, schedule practice outings, and celebrate milestones. These collective efforts create a supportive ecosystem that sustains good manners well beyond the classroom. Local families have already witnessed dramatic transformations. Bella, a timid Golden Retriever, overcame sound sensitivity within weeks, emerging as a confident fixture at city events. Max, an exuberant Labrador, redirected boundless energy into agility exercises, earning applause for precise recalls and polite sits. Such stories underscore the long‑term value of enrolling dogs early and consistently. High Caliber Working Dog Training invites Upland residents seeking dog training Upland CA or specialized puppy training Upland CA to tour the facility, observe live classes, and consult with trainers about customized learning paths. Enrollment for the summer cohort remains open, with limited spots to preserve low instructor‑to‑puppy ratios. About High Caliber Working Dog Training High Caliber Working Dog Training is Upland's trusted destination for comprehensive canine education. From foundational puppy courses to advanced working‑dog programs, the team combines proven positive‑reinforcement techniques with real‑world socialization to cultivate well‑balanced companions. For details, visit the training center at 949 W 21st St, call +1 909‑288‑2574, or explore upcoming sessions online. High Caliber Working Dog Training (Address: 949 W 21st St, Upland, CA 91784, United States | Phone: +1 909-288-2574) Media Contact Company Name: High Caliber Working Dog Training Contact Person: Andrew Pena Email: Send Email Phone: +1 909-288-2574 Address: 949 W 21st St City: Upland State: California 91784 Country: United States Website:
Malay Mail
07-06-2025
- Politics
- Malay Mail
DPMs Zahid, Fadillah extend Raya greetings, encourage Malaysians to uphold Aidiladha's values of sacrifice (VIDEO)
KUALA LUMPUR, June 7 — The celebration of Hari Raya Aidiladha is a great symbol that teaches the meaning of obedience, sacrifice and sincerity to the commands of Allah SWT, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. In a Facebook post, Ahmad Zahid said the celebration highlights the story of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and his son, Prophet Ismail (AS), two individuals who are symbols of unwavering obedience and sacrifice to Allah SWT. 'May the spirit of sacrifice continue to be a guiding principle in every aspect of our struggle, whether in the family, society and also in developing this beloved country,' he said. Ahmad Zahid, who is also the Minister of Rural and Regional Development, prayed that Aidiladha would bring peace and blessings to all Malaysians, especially those facing various life challenges. 'To the pilgrims who are currently in the Holy Land, we pray that your worship will be accepted by Allah SWT and that you will return as accepted haji and hajah,' he said. Meanwhile, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof said the story of the sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) is not just history, but rather a guideline for life that teaches that every sincere struggle will surely receive great rewards from Allah SWT. He said Aidiladha should be an occasion to express solidarity and love among fellow human beings, especially for those in need, including the poor, apart from reflecting the spirit of togetherness and mercy demanded by Islam. 'May all our worship, hajj, sacrifice and other practices be accepted and blessed by Allah SWT. Indeed, no sacrifice is small in His sight if done with sincere intentions. Selamat Hari Raya Aidiladha to all Muslims,' he said in a Facebook post. Muslims in Malaysia will celebrate Aidiladha tomorrow. — Bernama
