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Tampa Yankees Bark at the Ballpark was held at George M. Steinbrenner Field for the seventh year. Co-sponsored by Fuzzie Buddies, Urgent Pet Care of South Tampa and The New Barker, the event was a benefit for the Humane Society of Tampa Bay.
Squeeze Play - Matthew loves his pal, Sparky a one- year-old Havanese.
(Above/left): This was the fourth year Stephanie and Brian attended Bark at the Park with Gigi, their four-year-old Cockapoo. For Abbey, their puppy, it was her first game. They won The New Barker raffle item, a Bowsers Bed filled with lots of goodies. (Above/right): Coach Brian Baisley shows off the Yankees distinctive pinstripes uniform re- designed specifically for Bark at the Ballpark. Photography by Anna Cooke.
LOYALTY SERVICE
Without Question. Without Hesitation. CERTIFICATIONS CONSIST OF:
Professional Obedience Training Behavior Modification Personal Protection Tracking and Trailing Explosive and Narcotic Detection
“No matter what training the dog is going through, the most rewarding part of my job is knowing the dog is succeeding.”
StPeteK9.com
Your dog, trained in personal protection, will put its life on the line without hesitation to protect you and your family. No other form of defense will deter a potential threat better than a dog trained in personal protection. Properly-trained, your personal protection dog will always be on duty, fearless with the perfect work ethics, and an excellent family dog.
Our trainers have received their Master Trainers certification from Tarheel Canine Training Academy in Sanford, North Carolina.
~ Sam
For consultations and more information, call 727.744.5914.
www.TheNewBarker.com
SAMANTHA TRIPLETT Owner/Operator/Trainer
St.Pete K9
PERSONAL PROTECTION TRAINING. Summer ~ 2013 THE NEW BARKER 81
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