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Despite the soggy weather, summer is right around the corner!
It's time for hikers and trail runners to be on the lookout for rattlesnakes--and the same goes for their dogs!
Trap Education Effort Partners with Rattlesnake Avoidance Training for Dogs
— Boise Nat. Forest (@BoiseNF) May 17, 2019
Hunters and other dog enthusiasts now have another reason to attend the 24th annual Premier Rattlesnake Avoidance Training for Dogs event. Viisit https://t.co/P86muOXffE, or contact hfunke3dk@gmail.com.
A rattlesnake avoidance training course is coming up tomorrow and again in two weeks. Separate training sessions will also teach dogs how to steer clear of skunks and porcupines.
The Idaho Chukar Foundation is hosting the events at Julia Davis Park. You can only register your dog for one avoidance session because experts say multiple training sessions in the same day is too much stimulation for a dog.
There is a fee associated with the course.
