Queen City Dog Blog

If you’re a dog owner, chances are that you often wish your pet could tell you what they want.  One of my dogs presents herself in front of me for a variety of reasons and I’m usually left to guess what it is that she is trying to tell me.  Is she hungry? Thirsty?  No, the bowls are full.  Does she want a belly rub?  Does she need to go out?  Did she just pass gas in another room and she’s simply looking to escape?  Sometimes it seems impossible to tell.  Since dogs can’t talk, we’re often left to make our best guess as to what’s going on in the minds of our furry friends. 

That’s where Molly McGuire comes in.  From 7-8:30pm, she’ll be covering canine communication at The Dog Bar (www.dogbarnoda.com)  in NoDa.  Subjects run the gamut from canine body language to inter-species communication.  The cost of the class is $15 if you pre-register at The Better Class (www.thebetterclass.com).  Well behaved dogs are welcome.  Please bring proof of rabies vaccination (tag or papers).  If your dog is not yet a member of the Dog Bar, a membership can be purchased for $10.