Animal Outfitters

The Marin Humane Society's pet supply store, Animal Outfitters, provides the safest, most effective pet care products available. Our well-trained staff offers comprehensive nutrition, pet supply and training aid information.

Hours

Tuesday through Sunday:
10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Closed on Mondays.

The pet supply store offers:

  • Training Aids
  • Pet Beds
  • Marin Humane Society Apparel
  • Books, Toys, Gift Items
  • Treats, Natural Dog Confections & Supplements
  • Small Companion Animal Supplies & Bedding
  • Grooming Supplies
  • Premium Pet Foods
  • Gift Certificates
  • Special Orders Welcome

For more information, contact Animal Outfitters or call (415) 506-6229.

Books and Videos by MHS Staff:

Dog Sense, by Trish King

Dog Sense is a Marin Humane Society publication written by Behavior and Training Director Trish King. Dog Sense is the perfect companion for our training classes and is written in an easy-to-understand format. Part 1 covers "The Canine Contract." Part 2 concentrates on "Problem-Solving" and Part 3 focuses on "Training."

Trish King is the Director of the Behavior & Training Department at The Marin Humane Society. Department programs include behavior consultations with the public, dog training classes (including classes for aggressive dogs), evaluations of adoption dogs and training classes specifically geared for dogs available for adoption. Trish has been instrumental in implementing innovative programs to help screen incoming animals and train dogs while they await adoption. Department staff includes 18 instructors and behavior counselors and 55 volunteer assistants.

Trish teaches workshops and seminars on behavior, canine management, consultations, behavior evaluations and handling difficult dogs. She established the Canine Behavior Academy at The Marin Humane Society for new or interested trainers, a weekly program that covers training theory and techniques, handling dogs and teaching people. She is a member of the panel that put together the Delta Society's Professional Standards for Dog Trainers: Effective, Humane Principles. She has spoken nationally at several well-known venues, including APDT, HSUS and AHA conferences. She wrote the dog training manual, DogSense, and a new book called Parenting Your Dog, which is now available in bookstores and online. She has created a series of videos encompassing various dog-related issues and concerns. These videos are beneficial to shelter workers, dog trainers and dog guardians.

Her videos can be purchased online at Tawzer Dog.


Parenting Your Dog

Applying parenting principles to nurture canine development is what Parenting Your Dog is all about. You'll learn ways to better understand your dog's demeanor and figure out what's going on inside his or her head. Trish King shows how dogs can adjust and become part of the family dynamic. Detailing the numerous similarities between child parenting and dog parenting, Trish provides an overview of a dog's physical, mental and emotional development in an easy-to-read format. An internationally renowned animal educator, Trish also includes ways of dealing with aging and problem behaviors in your pup.

Parenting Your Dog makes training fun again and explains that sometimes the most important behavior to change is our own. This book is now available in our store or shop online at Amazon.com


Making Tracks: The Marin Humane Society Celebrates 100 Years



With a forward by Isabel Allende and vintage photographs from the early years, the newly published Making Tracks: The Marin Humane Society Celebrates 100 Years, is an attractive coffee-table book that all animal lovers will enjoy. This 96-page hardcover, filled with color photographs of animals and Marin residents through time, tells the MHS story from its ambitious beginnings in 1907 to the progressive, full-service shelter of today.

Best Friends

A Beautiful Book For All Animal Lovers. The 134 black-and-white portraits of rescued and adopted animals, an informative introductory essay profiling today's companion animal shelters, an index with each animal's amazing story, an animal shelter Resource Section and Reading Guide, and charming quotes about our animal friends combine to make Best Friends an educational tool and a valuable addition to the libraries of animal lovers and admirers of fine photographic books. Photographed by award-winning Marin Humane Society staff photographer Sumner W. Fowler, with an introduction by Elaine Sichel.



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