Help us support PCADV in loving memory of our dear friend, Cat Hartman. October 1 at Cedar Cliff Pizza, 3-8 October 6 at Borough Park, 10-12

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Mia Semuta Dog Training, LLC

Mia Semuta Dog Training, LLC

Your best friend is waiting for you: https://www.charwillsrescue.com/adoptable-dogs Help us remember our pack mate, Cat Hartman, by helping others. A friend in Georgia just texted me, “How can I best show my support?” Here. We. Go. My sister made a quick, low-tech YouTube video so you can see the interview. The official video will post in a few days. Join us for Pizza Night at Cedar Cliff Pizza on October 1, 3-8. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence. If you’re out of town, you can call in to purchase a gift certificate to be donated to a local DV Shelter or Family. (717) 774-6100 Come to the walk in New Cumberland Borough Park at 10 AM on October 6! Wear purple- we will have t-shirts available to purchase- bring your well-behaved dog and SAY HER NAME! Cat Hartman is gone and missed but will never, ever be forgotten. Donate directly to PCADV in loving memory of Cat at this link: https://www.pcadv.org/get-involved/donate/ Finally, to adopt Coffee and Bagel please visit https://www.charwillsrescue.com/adoptable-dogs to apply and take a peak at all of the wonderful dogs eager to become your best friend.

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Once you join our pack your dog is welcome to participate in group class and play dates for life provided he continues to display the good manners he will learn. Listed here are the services currently offered by Mia Semuta Dog Training. Please remember that a current health and vaccination certificate from your veterinarian is required for lessons, to attend class, to attend play dates or to board in my home. This includes rabies, distemper and Bordetella.

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  • Mia I cannot thank you enough for helping us with Apollo. Please please please use me any time you need a reference. I am 65 and never wanted a dog. I love him and he is so much a part of our family now. Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
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    We found Mia after trying other training methods and couldn't be more thrilled with Toby's behavior! I think my favorite command is using "place" during dinner. He even takes this upon himself now and just does it, when it's time for us to eat and it has transitioned to when we are away from home...
    CJ Longenecker
  • 5
    Just about two years ago, I adopted a rescue, Ellie. She was not socialized at all as a pup and any interaction with people, cars, most things actually scared her. I tried for a year by reading several books just to get some idea of how to help her. Within weeks, I had her great at home she would listen to me with just a good girl or a no. Away from the house, totally different ball game. I was walking at night or when the kids would be at school just to avoid people. It wasn’t fun to walk the dogs. In a move a complete desperation, I called Mia. BEST THING I ever did! Ellie and I do 5K walks now. She still has some fears but she is just doing great! And obedience training – you cannot believe the ramifications down the road. This started as just wanting to walk my dog and it has become so much more – use those commands at the vet way better behaved dog – and she is more behaved because she wants to not just because I am the boss. Also, when you join Mia’s pack, you are getting more than just obedience classes. Once cleared you join pack class, which is often about once a week, you get to learn new things with your dog, practice behaviors so when your dog sees them, they are ready for it, and gain friends that are like minded about their furry friends. Like I said, this started as just wanted my dog to walk and be a little less afraid of things – Now I can take my dog anywhere and have the confidence that she will listen to me and know I have her back and she doesn’t have to be afraid!
    Angie Clark
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    I can’t say enough positive things about Mia’s training! My 2 dogs did a 2 week board & train, when they came home I couldn’t believe they were my dogs. I loved them before, but now I get to enjoy them too. We all look forward to our walks, practicing our manners & our weekly lessons. I think the girls get more excited to see Mia than me!
    Erin Aikens
  • 5
    This is our dog, Gronk, he became a student of Mia’s at 6-years-old. Mia has changed our lives as to whom we can have come visit our home. You see, Gronk is not fond of men. Since working with Mia she has given us the correct tools on how to train him so he can be relaxed enough to welcome people into our home and to take Gronk out into the world. I wish we would have found her years ago! Thanks, Mia!!
    Ann Higgins