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Monday, May 20, 2013

Happy Victoria Day!

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Annette Young, MA, CPDT-KA: Banff and Canmore, Alberta, Canada; Annette is the owner/operator of Wags unlimited, dog trainer and photographer. While Annette started out in the Visual Arts, she then took a long break from commercial photography while pursuing this huge Passion for Dogs and Dog Training. Now she has found her real photography love: DOGS - of course! Now in hindsight, it makes total sense...But it was a long journey to get here. Annette first studied Fine Art, Art Education and got a Masters Degree in Visual Communication and started her working career as a freelance photographer. Dogs and training dogs entered the picture later and then became the sole focus for many years. Approximately between the years of 2000 and 2013, dogs (as in behaviour and training) were THE sole focus. A new goal for 2013 is to get back into photography and `shoot lots of dogs`:-) Hope you`ll follow along on this exciting journey of DOGS!

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