ISPS International Dog training & Educations

05/02/2026

Training just for fun for Tyson, handler and decoy
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05/02/2026

Always fun when cleaning your pc, you find photo's and video's of way back.
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16/01/2026

Happy Update !!

Miss Brylee — from being dumped on the streets at just one day old to a new home full of love and friends to play with. We will miss her dearly but will stay in contact. She is very special to us, and we wish her a life full of joy and happiness. ❤️

13/01/2026

Miss Brylee – 19 weeks old
Miss Brylee is the last—and most beautiful—of four puppies who were found on the street when they were just one day old.
She is well socialized and has received basic training, including crate training. She is also accustomed to loud noises such as fireworks.
Brylee has a very open and loving personality. She adores cuddling, is eager to learn, and enjoys spending time with people. At the same time, she loves playing with other dogs of all sizes. She is crazy about the beach, swimming, and long walks in open fields.
She is comfortable running freely in the garden, but is also used to staying in an outdoor kennel or an indoor crate.

If you treat her with kindness, she will reward you with endless loyalty and affection. Brylee will give all her love to the right person who truly deserves her.

More information about her jst send a PM

02/01/2026

Brylee available for adoption to the right new owner. She is very well socialized, potty, crate, fireworks, water, adults, kids, dogs and so much more.
Found at 1 day old and now 18 weeks. She can go to the Netherlands.

Please share this original post and make her more happy then she already is.

More video's below

01/01/2026

Januari 1, 00:05 am - Fireworks 50m in front of them

Brylee's first and Miss Prada's second fireworks adventures were both calm as ever. With the right training and attitude, this is possible for 95% of dogs, both puppies and adults. No medication, no hiding in closed spaces, no special equipment, just a wonderful time with your dog and, above all, enjoying each other's company. Brylee is still available for adoption.

28/12/2025

28/12/2025

I see a lot of advice for dogs and their fear of fireworks or loud bangs like thunders.

1. Medication: Medication can be considered if the dog exhibits extreme anxiety or panic, becomes unreachable/responsive, or injures itself or the environment by creating a dangerous situation. Always consult your veterinarian about this, and DO NOT use medication intended for humans.

2. Ear socks: A sock over a dog's ears is ineffective against the sound of fireworks. A sock is too thin to muffle loud bangs and can also be uncomfortable or even very stressful for the dog. A dog's hearing is much stronger than a human's. Dogs hear higher pitches and can perceive sounds that are three to four times farther away.

What are some options for this "problem"?

1. Training: The RIGHT training helps dogs (and owners) respond appropriately, stay calmer, and react less anxiously.
2. Thundershirt: This doesn't muffle sound, but applies even pressure to the body, which has a calming effect on many dogs. DIY-ing this is not recommended, as incorrect pressure can exacerbate anxiety and be dangerous for the dog.
3. Sounds: A quiet place and background noise such as a radio.

NOTE:
I already hear owners of young dogs who have never experienced fireworks talking about giving them medication or put them away in a room so they dont "hear" the fireworks. Be a responsible owner and start training your dog early, as it doesn't have to end in fear, which is usually caused by the owner.

And for people on the street: be careful of fleeing dogs and where you set off fireworks. Don't do this towards dogs (or other animals).

Have a safe weeks of fireworks :)

27/12/2025

Anti Tick Collar:

Our anti-tick collars are custom-made to size (2 cm wide), making them suitable for dogs (and cats) of all sizes. The collar is fitted with a closure that is not designed for attaching a leash. Therefore, the anti-tick collar should be worn in addition to the regular collar.

The effectiveness of the anti-tick collar may vary from one animal to another. In general, it takes approximately three weeks for the collar to become fully effective and for the animal to become less attractive to ticks attempting to attach.

For owners who already use our anti-tick collars, please leave a message about your experience.

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