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CRUEL ACT Two men "surfing" on the back of a turtle on the beach at Fraser Island has gone viral in an attempt to track them down and draw attention to the cruel act. It could cost the men a $20,000 fine.

Here is a list of things to consider when looking for a dog trainer. To often I find people don't ask enough questions, or hire the first trainer they can find ...and its not always a good fit. 1, Ask questions, lots of them if needed. A good trainer who cares will answer them and even ask questions back. 2. Ask around, see what other people's experiences are with some trainers good or bad. Even look at their websites or fb pages. 3. Never hire someone who says they can fix your dogs behaviours in one session. Nothing is ever a quick fix. 4. Ask them what their training methods are and what they would do to help you. The answer should always be positive reienfrocment. Nothing should harm your dog. 5. If you hire someone who makes you or your dog uncomfortable, you have every right to not hire them again. Your dog should not be stressed out during the lesson, a good trainer will know how to make your dog feel less overwhelmed by their presence. Happy Tuesday, and if your looking for a dog trainer I hope these tips help.