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Cleo Making Scents Work

Peace in the Neighborhood

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Dealing with Dangerous Dogs & Nuisance Barking

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Island Dog Magazine is published quarterly in February, May, August and November and distributed on Oahu at select pet stores, veterinary clinics and other retail establishments including: Safeway: Beretania, Ewa Beach, Hawaii Kai, Kailua and Mililani Longs: Kalihi, Manoa, Pali Times Supermarket: Aiea, Kahala, Kailua, Kaimuki

VOL. 11 | NO. 2 | SUMMER 2018

in this issue 16 In Memoriam: Deb McGuire 21 Precious Time Together 30 Summer Fun 35 Pups & Peeps Photo Gallery 41 Don’t Take Your Dog! 44 Making Scents Work 48 Peace in the Neighborhood 51 Hawaii Pet Business Network 53 The Kerry Blue Terrier Club of Hawaii 54 Summer Gifts & Sniffs 57 Disaster Preparedness Making Scents Work

Windward Mall: Upstairs

Scent search dogs working as environmental guardians

Don Quijote: Waipahu

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Peace in the Neighborhood Dealing with dangerous dogs and nuisance barking

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Who’s cuter? Judge for yourself! Next up is “Dogs in the Great Outdoors,” so document the fab summer fun and share those pics!

This issue is also chock-full-o’-fun info as Dr. Koreyasu of Kaka‘ako Pet Hospital illuminates the human-animal bond, which is now recognized as an integral factor in the health of both. Heidi Cregor expounds upon the virtues of the small but enthusiastic Kerry Blue Terrier Club of Hawaii.

Suzy Tam of the Hawaiian Humane Society elucidates the process of reporting excessively barking or biting dogs. Niki Libarios explains the value of small businesses banding and growing together in the Hawaii Pet Business Network, which she founded. And the First Graders at Ka‘o-hao Elementary in Kailua want to share a music video they made when a classmate’s dog was overcome by heat exhaustion while hiking.

All this, plus resident artists John Pritchett and Dan Van Zyle visually expressing the better sides of cats and Olde English Bulldogges, respectively (if not respectfully, John), makes for a hot summer mash-up that may well be the highlight of your season. It certainly is ours!

As always, we are humbled by the kindness of your attention to our little dog rag in this most digital of ages, and for your thanking our advertisers when visiting their establishments for making this possible. Now go out and have your best summer ever!

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In Memoriam

“ Animals are my passion.

Photographing them is my privilege.”

Those words were not only the motto for Deb McGuire’s Pet Photography, they were her life’s focus.

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avoiding a charging mother bear in Alaska, Deb captured amazing images of animals in rowing up as the youngest of three girls, their habitat. Then, in 2005, she decided after much soul Deb never remembered a searching to make animal house without pets. In high photography—specifically school when she took her pet photography—a career. first photography class, her She became one of the best. beloved dog Heidi modeled; Debra published Hawaii’s if Heidi minded, she never showed it. At venues around Pets: Photos of our Animal the world, Debra focused ‘Ohana in 2011. With Island Heritage, she published an her lens on furry creatures (and sometimes non-furry annual calendar, greeting creatures) of all shapes cards, gift cards and gift and sizes. bags. She contributed to Whether it was on an Coastal Living, Island Dog, African photographic safari, Honolulu Magazine and a hike through a South others, and to calendars American rainforest, an published by Brown Trout. overnight in a Thai jungle, or A former TV news reporter

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Cover Dog: Cleo! By Deb McGuire When we emailed Deb and asked if she had any underwater shots that might look great on our cover, it was her husband Tim who replied with the news of her passing. But he put his sorrow aside long enough to locate the photos, and our choice was Cleo, diving for her toy.

Mahalo, Tim. Aloha, Deb.

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and spokesmodel, she continued to appear on camera, but usually with her camera, often while taking photographs of local pets.

In December 2013, Debra was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. She passed peacefully in her sleep, survived by me, and her fur-babies, Magic, ShamRock, Mango and Blarney.

Animals were truly Deb’s passion; photographing them, truly her privilege.

—Tim McGuire Debra McGuire’s family requests that those wishing to make donations in her memory do so to: K9 Kokua P.O. Box 2471 Waianae, Hawaii 96792 These are the fine people who found Blarney as a pup during a “houseless” sweep.

Or visit youcaring.com and search for “Deb McGuire.”

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CALL FOR PHOTOS Special Fall 2018 Photo Gallery

You are always welcome to share any photo of your dog in our regular Da Kine Canine Photo Gallery.

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Saturday, June 2 6pm Registration 7pm Walk Ewa Puuloa District Park $50 registration fee. Get a free LED Lighted Dog Collar and qualify for 50,000 Hawaiian Miles! poidogsandpopoki. org.

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Call the hospital nearest you for an appointment. Our Pearl City location offers Specialty Services with state-of-the-art equipment and board-certified veterinarians available by referral. Emergency services are available with a doctor and technician in-house 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our Kaneohe, Kapolei, and Waipahu locations also offer walk-in and emergency services.

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ogs suffer more from heat because of basic biological differences. Dogs can’t sweat.

They’re closer to the ground, where it’s hotter. And they’re so excited to go that they keep chugging along until they drop. Feather & Fur in Kailua sees up to 20 fatalities a year from heat exhaustion, and it’s mostly from folks taking their dogs hiking.

So when a member of Vicky Villegas’ first grade class a Ka‘o-hao School (formerly Lanikai Elementary) lost Georgie after a trip up Ka‘iwa Ridge aka the Lanikai Pillbox hike, the class sprang into action.

Actually, they sang into action.

They wrote letters to warn others of the danger, and then wove parts of the letters Georgie together into a song.

After recording, they made drawings to illustrate a video. The result is posted on YouTube and they hope to share it with as many folks as possible.

Island Dog Magazine hopes you will enjoy it as well, and will share the message to save our pets from needless suffering.

If you do take your dog hiking, be smart: • Start with easy hikes to gauge your pet’s fitness.

• Go in the early morning or late afternoon.

• Bring water and stop frequently to refresh your dog.

• Be extra careful when exercising with shortnosed breeds, who are especially susceptible to stress from the heat.

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Making Scents Work

At the First Wind wind farm in Kawailoa, Bodhi is on the scent with her handler Kyoko.

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We just keep finding new ways to put dogs’ wonderful noses to work. Recent applications point the way to monitoring our environment in more accurate and less invasive ways.

STORY BY JOHN HARMON | PHOTOS BY TOR JOHNSON

found would be roughly equivalent to actual casualties found.

But humans doing visual counts over the huge property were only able to find an average of 60% of the decoys.

So they proposed using dogs to find the carcasses. The result: an 80-90+% success rate, depending on which dog and handler team was working.

Next came a proposal from Dr. Michelle Reynolds, a wildlife ecologist researcher. She too had a challenge: Avian Botulism.

Botulism exists in the environment as harmless bacteria. But in certain anaerobic situations (no oxygen, a dead bird, and heat), it goes into a rapid reproductive state. And the byproduct of this bacterial growth is a neurotoxin, which, when ingested, is virulent in birds, and especially ducks. In the National Wildlife Refuges of Hawaii, it creates an outbreak that imperils our endangered native waterfowl.

The outbreak fells a feeding duck and it becomes paralyzed and dies from being unable to move, or simply drowns. Then flies lay their eggs on the carcass, producing maggots that feed on it and become toxin carriers. The maggots are unaffected by the toxin in their bodies and in fact concentrate it. Some of the maggots fall into the USFWS

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yoko Johnson got into teaching nose work because of her dog Luka. He was a very Un-Golden like Retriever. Wouldn’t fetch. Didn’t like playing with other dogs. Wouldn’t swim. But she still thought he needed a hobby, just to give him something fun to do. She found the answer at the annual Association of Professional Dog Trainers conference when she saw a nose work demonstration that featured French Bulldogs and little Chihuahuas having a ball following their snouts.

Kyoko invited the founders of the sport to come to Hawaii and exhibit their unusual training, and Luka was hooked. Just loved it. And he became so good at it that later, when he was old and blind, he maintained his confidence because of his heightened and trained sense of smell.

By 2011, Kyoko began giving workshops in nose work in addition to her pet dog training. And then things started to get interesting.

One of her attendees worked as a Biotech at the wind farm First Wind in Kahuku, and they had a situation. Their operating permit with the state required that they document the effect of the moving blades on native bats and birds. To make sure that the counts were accurate decoys were used, under the Koloa Maoli assumption that the (Hawaiian Duck) percentage of decoys

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Nini Kuo and Kyoko Johnson with Bodhi and Solo, part of the Avian Botulism project team at Kauai’s Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge.

To learn more about nose work: Instagram: @ conservationdogshawaii or visit www.

CountryCanineHawaii.com To contact Dr. Michelle Reynolds Email: mireynol@vt.edu

water and are eaten by invertebrates or fish (also unaffected concentrators) and, as nature has it, both of these carriers are happily eaten by other birds. This cycle of wildlife death has killed an average of 130 native Koloa Maoli (Hawaiian Ducks) a year in Kauai’s Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge alone according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

The trick is to find the dead birds as soon as possible. And Michelle thought that trained detection K9s could help. The result was a fivemonth pilot project at the Hanalei NWF set up with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, starring Solo and Bodhi. Once again, the results were promising. This project, along with water infrastructure improvements by refuge staff working with the kalo farmers, has already resulted in an immediate decrease in the number and intensity of outbreaks.

In case you’re wondering, it’s conceivable that humans and dogs could be affected by the neurotoxin if they ingested a whole lot. But people

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don’t usually feed on maggots in the wild, and the dogs are trained to sit or point when they find the scent they are searching for rather than retrieve the dead bird. To the canines Kyoko trains, it’s just a big, fun hunting game.

What’s next for dogs and their amazing noses?

Michelle has several ideas, including the detection of the fungus that causes Rapid Ohia Death to prevent its spread to other islands.

Kyoko has visions of dogs helping with all kinds of invasive species from rodents (rats, mongooses) to the cannibalistic Rosy Wolf snails and

Jackson Chameleons who feast on the endangered Hawaiian Tree Snails.

Does your dog have what it takes to become an odor discriminator?

Surprisingly, Kyoko says, it takes all kinds. To work in large areas like the kalo fields and the wind farm requires a fairly athletic pup and it’s helpful when they have a strong, innate hunting drive. Others could be trained to find various kinds of scat (wild animal poop), or invasive plant species. And the best might just find themselves and their owners involved in real-life situations, working to preserve Hawaii’s fragile ecosystem.

K9 Solo and handler Kyoko surveying the taro fields at Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge, while bio-shadow Meaghan monitors birds to minimize impact.

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Peace in the Neighborhood Dogs who engage in bad behavior or are incessant barkers can tear apart a neighborhood. The Hawaiian Humane Society explains steps you can take to restore peace and safety.

BY SUZY TAM Communications & Community Events Manager, Hawaiian Humane Society

Dangerous Dog

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n any dog attack, the Hawaiian Humane Society suggests calling 911 first. The Honolulu Police Department are first responders and will be able to step in and help quickly. If you are injured, you should immediately go to the emergency room to receive medical care. If your pet is hurt, take him to an emergency veterinary clinic for treatment. The next step would be to call the Hawaiian Humane Society at 356-2250 to file a report. A humane investigator will take down the information, including any medical and veterinary records you may have. Reports are important as they provide a record of each incident an animal or owner may have.

Depending on the outcome of the investigation, the owner may be cited for “Dangerous Dog”—any dog

which, without provocation, attacks a person or animal. A dog’s breed shall not be considered in determining whether or not it is dangerous.

The injury must result in: 1. The maiming or causing of serious injury to or the destruction of an animal or 2. Bodily injury to a person other than the owner.

Per City Ordinances, the penalties, if convicted include: 1. A fine of not less than $500 nor more than $2,000; except that if the offense occurred within five years of a previous conviction under this section, a fine of not less than

Dog owners please take responsibility.

Keep your dogs under control and on your property. A peaceful and safe neighborhood is good for everyone!

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$1,000 nor more than $2,000; 2. A period of imprisonment of up to 30 days, or in lieu of imprisonment, a period of probation of not more than six months in accordance with the procedures, terms and conditions provided in HRS Chapter 706, Part II; except that if the offense occurred within five years of a previous conviction under this section, a period of imprisonment of up to six months, or in lieu of imprisonment, a period of probation of not more than one year; 3. Restitution to any individual who has suffered bodily injury or property damage as a result of an attack by the dog where the individual suffers financial losses or medical expenses due to the attack. For the purposes of this subsection, medical expenses may include the costs of necessary counseling or rehabilitative services; and 4. Payment of all expenses for the boarding and retention of the dog if seized and impounded pursuant to Section 7-7.3(a).

Nuisance Barking

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t’s against City and County of Honolulu law for a dog to bark constantly for 10 minutes or unprovoked for 30 minutes on and off, to the disturbance of others. If there is a dog in your neighborhood that is excessively barking, the Hawaiian Humane Society suggests that you first speak with your neighbor. Often, pet owners are away from home and are unaware their pet is causing a disturbance. If you have spoken to your neighbor and this doesn’t resolve the issue, an intervention from a mediation center can be the next step. We often suggest people call the Mediation Center of the Pacific to work on a solution regarding the barking dogs, rather than go to court. This promotes peaceful neighbors solving an issue by working together and helps to resolve conflict.

If you’re still unable to arrive at a resolution, call Hawaiian Humane Society’s Rescue and Investigations team at 356-2250 for more help.

A formal warning from the Hawaiian Humane Society will be sent out to Upon full investigation and finding the pet owner, followed with a citation of probable cause to believe that there should the nuisance continue. The has been a violation of Section 7-7.2(a), Society suggests that all complainants an enforcement officer shall either be prepared to testify in court. arrest or issue a summons and citation to the owner pursuant to Section 7-7.2, and may, in addition, have the dog seized and impounded if the dog is posing an imminent threat to human Call beings or to other animals. At the owner’s request, such impoundment may be at the premises of a licensed veterinarian or at a commercial kennel To file a Dangerous Dog Report of the owner’s choosing. All expenses or for help from the Rescue & of the boarding and retention of the Investigations team. dog shall be borne by the owner.

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BY NIKI LIBARIOS, HAWAII DOGGIE BAKERY throughout the Pet Products day, nine local businesses all went LIVE Association. Here in Hawaii, specialized pet services are on the rise. From pet sit- with demos, product showcases and even a live photo shoot! ting and grooming, all-natural treats and This year saw the Hawaii Pet Business handmade accessories, to boutiques and Network launch a new logo, new website daycares, Hawaii pet owners are looking and new ideas on how to better confor ways to treat their furry family memnect and grow our businesses. 2018 will bers better, which means an opportunity see more opportunities to share online for pet-related enterprises to thrive. through Facebook LIVE videos and also The Hawaii Pet Business Network (HPBN) was created in 2016. Our goal is the new HPBN Instagram. The new website also includes an “Opportunities” page to bring together pet-related businesses, which features events, awards and other with an emphasis on small local business. Active members include Island Dog ways to grow and market pet businesses.

Magazine, Maika‘i Pet Sitting & Grooming, The Public Pet, VCA Animal Hospitals Hawaii, Kamp K9 Hawaii, Furever Friends, Hawaii Pet Portraits, and of course, Hawaii Doggie Bakery.

HPBN is intended to provide opportunities for Hawaii’s pet professionals to get to know each other and share what we do as well as to provide information about the pet community as a whole. Meet-ups Niki Libarios hosting a recent HPBN include socializing and Yappy Hours for Facebook LIVE session. networking opportunities. We also hold The Hawaii Pet Business Network educational seminars for members to is for anyone with a pet-related help grow their businesses; topics have included social media trends, photography business interested in helping to grow through supporting each other for pet businesses and video marketing. and our niche communities.

The most notable of HPBN’s accomFind Hawaii Pet Business Network plishments has been the collaborations on Facebook and Instagram - @ between members. Last year we particihawaiipetbusinessnetwork, or also online pated in the National Pet Professionals at www.hawaiipetbusinessnetwork.com.

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The Kerry Blue Terrier Club of Hawaii

first recognized in the United States by the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1922.

Clever and fast learners, the Kerry today enjoys being part of a family, especially with children. They are medium-sized at 33-40 pounds and their height runs 17-20 inches.

BY HEIDI CREGOR Most people with allergies are able to own a Kerry Blue, as they are hypoallergenic. Their The Kerry Blue Terrier was originally bred soft, dense, wavy, odorless, non-shedding in Ireland and its origins are steeped in hair coat, only requires a monthly clip. a wee bit of Breeding of today’s Kerry Blue Terrier is blarney involving almost entirely in the hands of the “hobby” leprechauns and breeder-owner, rather than a commercial shipwrecks and enterprise. So your puppy probably came from the like. But most a home, with that personal attention which probably they adds to the stability of the breed. were developed The Kerry Blue Terrier Club of Hawaii,

by Irish peasants as a silent answer founded in 1946, is an official chapter club Local Kerry Blue—Rita. to the nobility of The United States Kerry Blue Terrier Club, using Irish Wolfhounds to protect their hunting licensed by the American Kennel Club (akc. org). Ours is a mostly social local club! grounds from poachers. Although they are We connect and support Hawaii Kerry Blue good watchdogs, Kerries generally don’t bark Terrier lovers and advance the interests of the without reason. breed, sharing information and experiences.

By the early 1900s they were established Our Kerries participate in local obedience, in both England and America, and were agility, herding, barn hunt activities, and are proudly displayed at dog shows.

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A Kerry Blue puppy waiting for its first trim.

Local Kerry owners at a Barn Hunt event.

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Out and about? Pack a Trail Buddy Bowl— leakproof and folds flat. Made in Portland, Oregon from post-consumer recycled materials. For playtime fill an AnimaTwist with kibble (round) or an AnimaChew or Himalayan Dog Chew (cylinder). Mix and match shapes with double lock mechanism to build the perfect toy for your dog. Genius!

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Your pet kit should include: • Pet crate or carrier (one for each pet). Pets should be able to sit, stand and turn around comfortably.

• Food and Water. A 14 day supply in secure containers.

A can opener if needed plus food and water bowls.* • Medication/First Aid. Essential meds plus medical/veterinarian information including vaccine records.

• Identification. In case of separation, an ID tag on a collar and microchipping assist in recovery. Attach your pet’s photo to the crate along with name and contact information. Have photos showing unique markings and with the family—prints and on your e-device or smartphone. Useful for confirming ownership.

• Collar and leash/harness with current ID and license tags • Favorite toys, bedding, treats and towel. Provides familiarity and reduces stress.

• Hygiene, grooming and sanitation supplies. Newspaper, litter, plastic bags, wipes, etc.

• Pet First Aid Kit Monitor local media for instructions and updates. Depending on the type of the emergency, not all shelters may open. * Recently the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency started recommending families should double their emergency supplies of food, water and supplies from 7 to 14 days.

PET FIRST AID Put together your own kit or find one of many in an assortment of sizes at amazon.com such as this 46 piece AKC Pet First Aid Kit.

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Bark Park

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n spite of its name, this breed is actually fairly new to the dog world. Bred in the 1970s to recreate a version of

Olde English Bulldogge the ancient bull-baiting English Bulldog without the formative aggressive tendancies of that breed.

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muscular, sturdy dog, they are loyal and comical companions, and its size makes for ideal small space living. They are bred to a much healthier standard with longer muzzles, wider hips and leaner bodies.

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