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Owners seek to understand dogs
By Sean McGee, The Dover-Sherborn Press
Thurs. March 27, 2008
'Doglish' lecture packs a crowd
SHERBORN -- Bryna Davidow is forced to pause in the middle of her dog communication presentation, once again, as her own dog, Teddy, wanders away from the audience and down the hall in the basement of Sherborn's public library.
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Teddy gets some attention from eight-year-old Amy Zhang during a presentation on "Doglish" at the Sherborn Library on Thursday, March 20, 2008.
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Local Web site is for the dogs, and their owners
By Greg Turner, Daily News Staff,
Friday, March 14, 2008
FRAMINGHAM -- Bryna Davidow's Web site is for the dogs.
Well, since most dogs can't log onto the Internet without their best friend, man, her site is really for pet owners who are looking for information about canines and services geared toward pooches.
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Bryna Davidow sits with her dog Teddy. She recently launched MetroWestDog.com, a Web site dedicated to connecting dog owners with businesses and services in the area.
(Bear Cieri, Daily News Staff )
Teaching your dog to listen
By Tyler B. Reed
Thursday, December 14, 2006
FRAMINGHAM -- Come here, Bowser. Now, heel. Sit. Stay. How do you know the hyper, playful-looking pooch bounding toward you in the park will understand those commands? You don't.
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Dimitri Condes practices commanding his American Eskimo dog "Mandi" to walk through his legs during Davidow's dog training class which took place at Keefe Tech.
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Massage helps dogs prepare for adoption
By Kathy Uek / Daily News Staff
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
HOPKINTON -- Mary didn’t look pooped. There were no tell-tale signs in her body language that she was tired and weary. Under her white coat with a tan design, the English coon hound mix hid the stress that told the difficult journey of a rescue dog. Holding her blue leash, Bryna Davidow placed both hands on Mary’s head...
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At Baypathe Humane Society this husky approves of the massage he’s getting.
(Art Illman photo)
Science or sophistry?
By Jessica Turetz/ Special To The Bulletin And Tab
Friday, February 17, 2006
Jeremy "JJ" Mantos sits patiently on the table as relaxing music flows behind him. He is about to have his first massage. Pretty routine stuff, except Jeremy is a dog. Yup, a dog massage. Blue bandana tied firmly around his neck, the four...
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When the massage was over, Jeremy gave Bryna a big kiss.
Disco pups: Dogs take to the dance floor at Assabet
By Jennifer Lord / Daily News Staff
Friday, October 21, 2005
Katie is, by anyone's definition, a good dog. She knows when to heel, sits when told. She not only fetches her toys, she also knows she has to pick them up and put them in the basket at the end of the day. And when Aretha Franklin plays, this border collie knows how to boogie. Katie and her owners,...
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Teacher Bryna Davidow, right, instructs Vicki Hagopian, front, of Hudson with her golden retriever, Tyler, Jenann Self, center, with her Shetland sheepdog, Booda, and Susan Paul, rear, with her border collie, Katie, during dog dancing.
(Marshall Wolff photo)
Off leash, relaxed, and ready to play
By Bess Hochstein / Global Correspondent
August 14, 2005
Lenox -- My boys were excited when we left the house on a sunny Friday afternoon in June. Especially when I opened the car door and told them they were going to camp. Then again, they always get excited when they go for a ride in the car....
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(Globe staff photo/Nancy Palmieri)
