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Business Owners
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Dogs & Storks
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New Puppy Group
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Giving It Away!
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Best Place to Buy Dog Gear in Portland?
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Behave Canine Solutions
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Looking for a new best friend? You've come to the right place!
Have a training or behavior question? Some of Portland's top Behavior and Training Experts answer your questions. Share techniques and information to your fellow PDX dog lovers!
These are pictures of Jada a lab/boxer mix. She is an awesome dog and available for adoption.
Have a training or behavior question? Some of Portland's top Behavior and Training Experts answer your questions. Share techniques and information to your fellow PDX dog lovers!
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- Introduce Yourself
- Behave is a Dog Behavior and Training Company in Portland Oregon. Behave was founded in 2005 by Denise Mullenix CPDT.
We offer Group Classes, Private Consultations, and In-Board train all over Portland and surrounding areas.
Behave is dedicating to bridging the communication gap between dogs and their people. Our goal is to educate people on how to have better relationships with their pets. We use rewards based training to help you achieve your training goals and enhance your relationship and communication with your dog. We work with all breeds and temperaments of dogs and have experience dealing with aggression and behavioral problems.
We believe that our education is never complete and our trainers regularly attend conferences, seminars and internships to keep up to date on training techniques and to learn different styles of training from a variety of instructors.
- Tell us about your pets
- Denise owns a 3 year old male German Shepherd Dog named Pango and a 3 year old female American Pit Bull Terrier named Peaches. She routinely has foster dogs living with her of various breeds and mixes and her heart is in rescue! Please Spay and Neuter!
- How did you find us?
- Andrea
- I agree to abide by pdxdog guidelines, terms and policies.
- yes
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Sorry I've been MIA....I'm getting over a case of cancer.
Hi Everyone,
Not everyone knows this, but a few months ago, I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer. I've been fighting the good fight and completed my rounds of Chemotherapy at the end of December. I'm recovering slowly from the treatment and my prognosis is good. I want to thank all of you who have known about my illness for your support and friendship. I have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of help and support I've received from the Portland dog community. It had reinforced to me that there is… Continue
Not everyone knows this, but a few months ago, I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer. I've been fighting the good fight and completed my rounds of Chemotherapy at the end of December. I'm recovering slowly from the treatment and my prognosis is good. I want to thank all of you who have known about my illness for your support and friendship. I have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of help and support I've received from the Portland dog community. It had reinforced to me that there is… Continue
Posted on February 2, 2009 at 10:00am — 8 Comments
County Animal Services
I went to my county animal control today to return a foster that I had for a few days. For those of you that don't know, I worked for years in a county animal control and it really was a huge reason that I became a professional dog trainer.
County Animal Controls get a bad rap and are often overlooked as charities and adoption resourses because many people see them as "the bad kill shelters" and that mindset continues the cycle of animals going to sleep due to treatable illnesses like"kennel co… Continue
County Animal Controls get a bad rap and are often overlooked as charities and adoption resourses because many people see them as "the bad kill shelters" and that mindset continues the cycle of animals going to sleep due to treatable illnesses like"kennel co… Continue
Posted on July 1, 2008 at 11:06pm — 4 Comments
Comment Wall (80 comments)
- At 9:09am on June 19, 2010,
Andrea Schneider said… - Great to see you back on the site!
- At 1:12pm on June 16, 2009,
Kathleen said… - Thank you so much for all you have done for Éowyn. Her being a runway model in this year's Boutiques Unleashed would never have happened without the good foundational training you provided.
- At 7:07pm on March 5, 2009,
Portlanders Against Breed Bans said… - Hi Denise,
I'd love it if you'd join my group, Portlanders Against Breed Bans! We're trying to keep everyone up to date about the proposed legislation and it'd be great to have you in the group!
- At 9:44am on February 20, 2009,
Amy said… - Hi Denise,
I enjoyed meeting you at last weekend's Business Owners meeting! As the owner of a dog walking and pet sitting business in Portland, I get a lot of client requests for referrals to quality dog trainers. I would love the opportunity to meet you and/or your team of trainers to familiarize myself with Behave. And, on a personal note, my husband and I would be interested in getting our own dog Hailey into a few classes to continue to keep her well-socialized and mannerly. Would you be available to meet for coffee sometime?
Thanks!
Amy
- At 8:41pm on February 15, 2009,
Cindy Bruckart said… - Hi Denise!
I am so sorry for the delayed response! I didn't make it to the conference, but did have dinner with the Dunbars afterward and heard it was fantastic! I would love to have lunch with you sometime soon!
- At 2:33pm on February 4, 2009,
Multnomah County Animal Services said… - We LOVE you too Denise! Thank you for your support--I thought the article in the recent Spot Magazine was 'spot on' in highlighting Behave. See you at the Conference, I call dibs for the seat next to Ian and/or Pam!! :-)
Stephanie
- At 8:49am on February 4, 2009,
Sidney (and her mom Kim) said… - It's so great to see you back and contributing to the discussions..I hope we can work with you again very soon!! ~Kim
- At 9:43am on February 3, 2009,
Andrea Schneider said…
- Thanks Denise,
I just posted something on the main page. Gail's post in really inappropriate for pdxdog. This is not the forum for attacks on one of our member organizations that we support. They do not have an easy job!
Andrea
- At 10:26pm on February 1, 2009,
Faye Pietrokowsky said… - HI Denise! Great to hear from you. I hope that you are doing GREAT. I continue to hear wonderful things about you from everyone who has something to say about you. How is the little one?
- At 12:37pm on October 10, 2008,
Sunday (craziest get a straight jacket dog/cat person) said… - Hey girl. Still want to do that "trainers" dinner thing at my house. I am hoping to get a big group together that meets every 3 months or so to go over "newer" training tips and how we as a group can install legislation for animal rights. I am not sure what we could call the group but I do plan on creating other groups like animal medical and animal groom, with these three groups we could then meet once a year and go over the final goal of changing current legislation. My ideas for new legislations are endless. I know you are busy but I would really like you to be one of my "board" members of the training group, the board members would be the ones that take the new proposals to Salem and City Hall. There would be board members in each of the 3 groups. Then we could collectivly aproach the government with our ideas. The board members would also be the ones that conduct the meetings and gather up all the concerns and then narrow the focus of the fight to one law to be passed in favor of the animals. I am hoping to get 3 board members per group and at least 20 reliable people in same said industry per group. The bonding with "like" people would be enourmous and the collective mind of "fight for animal rights" would be gratifying, at least for me. I am looking for state law attorneys to come to the once a year group board meeting to go over correct possible legislation, it would be nice to make this group non-profit then we could record all our time and be able to write it off with our taxes along with other financial obligations that may acrue via get togethers and attorneys. What do you think?
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Dogs and their owners are invited to close the summer season at the Mt. Hood Adventure Park at Skibowl with a fun run/walk through the Mt. Hood National Forest on Sunday, September 26.
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Dog Day at Mt. Hood Adventure Park at Skibowl at Skibowl, Government Camp, OR
September 26, 2010 from 10:30am to 3pm
Dogs and their owners are invited to close the summer season at the Mt. Hood Adventure Park at Skibowl with a fun run/walk through the Mt. Hood National Forest on Sunday, September 26.
Proceeds from this first ever “Dog Day at Skibowl” will benefit…
Dog Day at Mt. Hood Adventure Park at Skibowl at Skibowl, Government Camp, OR
September 26, 2010 from 10:30am to 3pm
Dogs and their owners are invited to close the summer season at the Mt. Hood Adventure Park at Skibowl with a fun run/walk through the Mt. Hood National Forest on Sunday, September 26.
Proceeds from this first ever “Dog Day at Skibowl” will benefit…
We are going to move from Germany, Europe to Portland, Oregon in August 2011 and I would like to be prepared for the new rules and regulations.
In Germany, it is allowed to take dogs for a walk off the leash in several places. For example forests (a…
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