New canine class teaches puppies how to behave
Thursday, July 02, 2009
By Linda Wilson Fuoco, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Rebecca Droke/Post-Gazette

Karen Kearns of Neville Island works with her Rottweiler, Kosar, during the first dog training class for puppies offered by Hollybush Services at the Moon Park on June 24.

Four very peppy puppies are among the students enrolled in the first-ever canine class offered by the Moon Parks and Recreation Department.

While all of the students have a lot to learn, they all behaved at their first class June 24. The youngest was a 4-month-old Airedale terrier named Pawley, who listened to her owner and didn't jump or bark. "She's a good girl," said owner Alice Canterbury, of Moon, "but she's coming to class to learn how to be better."

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