Just this afternoon on my ride home from Boise to Star, my husband called me with news on her latest shenanigans: a chewed up dog bed. It got me thinking that it might be time to put her in one of these dog training schools. In truth, it's a thought I've had dozens of times before, but I kept hoping she would outgrow those undesirable quirks. Each of the schools below offer different methods for re-shaping your dog's behavior, but all of them lead with experience, love, and compassion. Good luck, my fellow dog-moms and dog-dads! I hope you find the help you need for your furry one.
As common as most accidents and crimes tend to be, the following true stories take the cake for being some of the most bizarre in Idaho and Utah. Until we found the sources, we couldn't believe these incidents actually happened. Of the three incredible incidents, the fatal accident involving uncontrollable defecation is the one we’ll never get over. Our hearts go out to those brothers.
NAMPA — Kirsten Lucas considers herself a “political refugee.” A transplant from California’s Simi Valley, she moved to Idaho in 2018 to escape what California had become.
By Richard Eber
It has been several years since our last road trip from Northern California to Pocatello Idaho; where my wife’s family resides. This trip was special because we were picking up Charlie, a baby Lab-Australian Herding dog mix, to grace our household.
Even though it has been awhile since we drove this 700 mile trek, very little has changed along the way. Road signs promising riches to be found in Nevada casinos seem to still be in a time warp. Chicken fried steak served with instant potatoes and gravy remains the $5.99 Special at diners. With Cannabis Dispensaries being more numerous on our route than clean toilets, I guess this can be viewed as a sign of progress.