by LARPBO (Mar 22 2016) We are very excited to announce that LARPBO is hosting a screening of “The Champions” – a documentary film about the pit bulls rescued from NFL star quarterback Michael Vick’s notorious dog fighting ring. Thursday, May 5, 7:30PM (LARPBO Founder Troy Smith will speak briefly at 7:15PM) Laemmle’s Royal Theatre 11523 Santa Monica Blvd, W. Los […]
by Jane Wu (Mar 12 2016) Greetings! We are a cheerful Human-K9 pack made up of Jane (human), Moses (k9), and Andie (k9). We are the source of entertainment in our family. We recently passed the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) test and are working toward Advanced CGC (CGCA). We are a work in progress and have no idea about […]
by Janie Bordeaux (Mar 07 2016) I’ve always loved dogs and wanted one badly but life circumstances did not cooperate…until my late 40’s. That’s when I had a job working half the time at home so as I was getting ready to make a residence move I was determined to move into a dog friendly place. I […]
Meet LARPBO Dogs & Peeps These stories illustrates LARPBO’s part in keeping dogs home and out of shelters AND guiding owners to help dogs reach their potential. Please help us continue making a difference in the community. Click here to donate to our Shelter Intervention & Prevention Program so that we can continue our mission. Bodhi: […]
by Christina Wong (Oct 18 2015) Overheard at LARPBO Sherman Oaks: “See that dog sitting over there?” “Yea, the pretty brown and white guy? Oh, he’s so good!” “He wasn’t always like that! We used to call him “Seal Boy.” Yup, Seal Boy. That’s our dog. He got that nickname because when we first brought […]
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by Mariana Mekelburg, LARPBO Trainer (Mar 7 2016) There seems to be a lot of fear, shame and/or pity to use a muzzle on a dog. This is due to the negative image that it gives out and your personal feeling of what others may think of you and your dog when seen out in public. […]
