Dog trainers are in high demand, as many who got puppies during the pandemic found they were in over their head baltimoresun.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from baltimoresun.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Ann Becnel, a dog trainer in New Orleans, is busier than ever these days.
“I am getting so many requests for training that I can barely keep up,” said Ms. Becnel, who got into the business 35 years ago. “It’s overwhelming.”
April Chillari, the owner of Core Canine in Northern Virginia, is in a similar position. “Prior to the pandemic I would book up three to five weeks in advance,” she said. “Now I have a 10-week waiting list.”
Dog trainers are in high demand, thanks to a boom in adoptions from shelters and sales from breeders, spurred last spring by widespread work-from-home policies and profound social isolation. Approximately 12.6 million households took in pets between March and December, according to the American Pet Products Association.
Terre Hill Boy Scout Troop 172 brought home 1st place awards from the 2021 Conestoga River District Pandemic Prep Klondike event held at Camp Mack on Feb. 12 to 14. Part of the PA Dutch Council Boy Scouts of America, a total of 21 patrols participated from 12 different area troops.
Terre Hill had two patrols participating, with the QuarinTeamers taking 1st place overall in the competition with a score of 224, 1st place themed flag and 3rd place for patrol spirit.
The Sanitizer Squad won 1st place for themed sled.
- Advertisement - The teams did great. One group of older boys took 1st place out of the 21 patrols and the other was a young group with first time scouts who used it as a learning experience to build on for future years and were told to just do their best and go have some fun, said Troop 172 Assistant Scoutmaster Wayne Koppey.
Alma introduces the first ever Navigator to streamline SIS transitions
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Due to extraordinary demand for easier migration upgrades, Alma ushers in a new systems transition process for K-12 schools and districts
Navigator is the industry s first in-app SIS implementation guide, providing step-by-step onboarding instructions, project management, and progress transparency for K-12 learning communities. PORTLAND, Ore. (PRWEB) February 04, 2021 Alma Student Information System (SIS) is proud to announce the release of the Navigator to its award-winning, comprehensive K-12 platform. Navigator is the industry s first in-app SIS implementation guide, providing step-by-step onboarding instructions, project management, and progress transparency for K-12 learning communities. Using Navigator, schools and districts will dramatically reduce the migration headaches and setup time previously required to switch their