Wishing all the best in dog training and in life
Andrew Ledford

The Pet Care Trust is a nonprofit foundation that promotes the value of the human-animal bond. While there focus seems to miss the mark for dogs I am writing about them because they promote fish in the class room. And I have a fondness for fish. In fact there is a lot we can learn about behavior, yes even dog behavior, from fish

The Pet Care Trust, made the decision to entrust the Pet Industry Distributors Association administration in order to save money. It wouldn’t surprise me if some nonprofit employ also is getting a part of those savings as a raise. But the official word is the savings will go toward The Pet Care Trust programs

Steve King Trust’s executive director; said “The Trust’s board wanted to try to lessen the amount of money spent on administrative overhead so more money can go toward programs.” maybe they should look into funding a RenchenZa® Lifestyle Support Dog® 7 Step SPOR program

Fortunately, rescue businesses are exempt and so are research facilities. If you have more than the number dictated by the sate they can simply take them from you. same thing that happens in China. But I have to admit our state laws are a lot more relaxed than in China. One dog and one child seems to be too inhumane, but I guess 50 dogs is probably enough for any one person. For a multi location importer it might not seem so generous.

I hope to someday redevelop the RenChenZa® brand into a not for profit human group dedicated to improving the world through education and economic innovation.

Wishing you the best in dog training and in life
Andrew Ledford
The Dog Saint
Caretaker of RenChenZa®