Have you ever looked at your dog, really looked at your dog, and wondered: "What is he thinking, right now?"
Well, the St. Paul Public Library is here to help.
Through "Life with Fido," the library has held a handful of courses to help dog owners unlock the mysteriies of their pets... or at least do a better job of living with them.
On Wednesday, Dec. 3 from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., St. Paul's Sun Ray Library will hold a class on Dog Body Language.
"Learn how to read your dog's subtle signals and spot trouble BEFORE it happens. Know how to stay safe, predict and prevent a bite and recognize when a dog might need some help or support," says the information about the class. Kate Anders, a behavior consultant and dog trainer, will be the presenter.
Previous classes were The Family Dog, a crash course on living and working with kids and dogs that was offered at the Hamline Midway Library on Nov. 15, and How to be a Savvy Dog Owner, which was held Dec. 1 at the Highland Park Library. The class was for people thinking about buying their first puppy, as well as for more experienced dog owners.
For more information about Life with Fido at the public libraries, go to http://www.sppl.org/fido
