200 accelerator 18 and has extensive transferred to boise responds people the law of the paw dog training from the dog's perspective. We work with owners to train their dogs to be good family companions. And, for those who want more, we offer advance classes in obedience, tricks, flyball, agility and dock diving. For the busy pet owner, we offer Doggie Daycare and Drop-off Training! We are conveniently located 1 block east of the intersection of the Elgin O'Hare expressway and Lake Street and 1 block west of the intersection of Gary Avenue and Lake Street, click here for directions. ANNOUNCEMENTS More Info More Info or to Reserve Boarding with Don. The Bullock administration is taking steps to avoid as much as another $23 million budget cuts, mostly human services, such as child-abuse investigation and the state mental hospital. Earlier this month, Gov. Bullock's budget office formally submitted a request for supplemental funding that amount, to allow year-to-year transfers to avoid the cuts 2018. Villa, the governor's budget director, told MTN News Wednesday that the transfers m... The Bullock administration is taking steps to avoid as much as another $23 million budget cuts, mostly human services, such as child-abuse investigation and the state mental hospital. Earlier this month, Gov. Bullock's budget office formally submitted a request for supplemental funding that amount, to allow year-to-year transfers to avoid the cuts 2018. Villa, the governor's budget director, told MTN News Wednesday that the transfers m....... their first public debate, Montana's four Republican U.S. Senate hopefuls strove to define why they're the one to defeat Democratic incumbent Tester but spent most of Thursday night agreeing with each other. Still, the 90-minute debate on the Montana State University campus had its moments. their first public debate, Montana's four Republican U.S. Senate hopefuls strove to define why they're the one to defeat Democratic incumbent Tester but spent most of Thursday night agreeing with each other. Still, the 90-minute debate on the Montana State University campus had its moments............................................................. Firearms manufacturer reportedly is filing for bankruptcy protection, the face of falling sales and lawsuits related to the 2012 Hook school shootings. But a Montana who's criticized the company told MTN News Monday he believes the company's financial woes also are linked to public knowledge that its products are dangerous. Firearms manufacturer reportedly is filing for bankruptcy protection, the face of falling sales and lawsuits related to the 2012 Hook school shootings. But a Montana who's criticized the company told MTN News Monday he believes the company's financial woes also are linked to public knowledge that its products are dangerous..... Gov. Bullock says he won't rush into a new contract with the operator of the private prison even though it could yield the state as much as $30 million to offset planned budget cuts of essential services for the poor and disabled. Gov. Bullock says he won't rush into a new contract with the operator of the private prison even though it could yield the state as much as $30 million to offset planned budget cuts of essential services for the poor and disabled........................... Our club is for pointing dogs and is a non profit that has been around for over 25 years. We encourage all members to volunteer some form for the club such as judges, bird planters, trial chairperson, etc. Our trial schedule can change due to weather conditions please check website for updates. Feel free to contact a board member for more information. The purpose of our Club is to provide a place for members to train their pointing Dog year round and extended the hunting experience through friendly, competitive field trials. We have approximately 150 acres of land 12 north of Strasburg, Co. We have a spacious club house and for your convenience a porta potty is there year round. We strive to promote the pointing dog breed not for profit or personal gain but to promote upland game hunting, dog training, field safety and to share and teach others. Our field trials typically run February through These trials are for fun and friendly competition and can also be used as a training experience, especially for the new member. During the rest of the year