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By Amanda Kowalski, VP of Behavior Programs, San Diego Humane Society
<\/i>Behavioral issues in dogs are one of the biggest reasons owners decide not to keep them \u2014 but they don\u2019t have to be! With January being National Train Your Dog month, San Diego Humane Society has the resources you need to handle behavioral challenges and make life easier for both you and your furry family member.<\/span>

San Diego Humane Society\u2019s Behavior & Training program not only provides great resources to the public for more manageable pets, but it\u2019s a key component of their policy to Stay at Zero euthanasia of healthy and treatable animals in their five shelters across San Diego County \u2014 a commitment they\u2019ve kept since 2015. Many shelters do not have the time, space or resources to address problematic animal behaviors that can make adoption impossible. But thanks to a strong community of animal lovers in San Diego County who give generously each year to this nonprofit animal welfare organization, animals in our region receive the chance they deserve to find loving homes.<\/span>

San Diego Humane Society also helps pet owners keep the animals they love in homes and out of shelters by providing:<\/span><\/p>\n