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For some teams busy and edgy can work. For others, traditional and simple is the way to go. Auburn's uniforms have remained largely unchanged for what seems like their entire existence. The classic "AU" logo is perfectly simple and the color scheme isn't overwhelming. The blue home tops and white road tops mixed with tiger-striped white pants is an SEC stalwart.
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The black and gold of Iowa is certainly different from the black and gold of Purdue, but both work extremely well. The classic look hasn't changed for the Hawkeyes in years and Kinnick Stadium looks amazing packed with matching fans. The yellow stands out extremely well against the all of the black and the the Hawkeye logo is one of the more unique and classic in all of college football. Just imagine how awesome a matte black helmet would look like with these?
2013 Iowa Hawkeyes Team Preview
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The Badgers sport one of the more traditional two-tone color schemes in the nation. The floating "W" has been tweaked over the years but the simple red tops and white pants with red stripes have remained constant for at least two decades. The all-white road uniforms are slick as well — much like Texas, Oklahoma, Alabama or Penn State. But when Wisconsin added the red pants to the mix — generally reserved for huge games, say, in the Rose Bowl — these diddies were taken to a new level.
2013 Wisconsin Badgers Team Preview
This uniform is very underrated. The black and gold is a great combination and makes this team very unique in the Pac-12, as no other team has a similar pattern. The black pants are awesome looking and the trim on the shoulders isn't audacious. Now, if only the football team could win some games.
2013 Colorado Buffaloes Team Preview
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It's fairly simple, fairly straight forward and lacks all of the bizarro trendy edginess of new-wave uniforms. The orange isn't the easiest on the eyes but the logo is one of college football's best and the simplicity of the orange works well. And the Tigers may claim the best alternate uniform in all of the nation — these purple diddies.
2013 Clemson Tigers Team Preview
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The color is gaudy for sure but what makes Tennessee's uniforms stylish are their simplicity. The two-tone white and orange combination has classically survived decades of uniform tweaks. No matter how many bad alternates crop up (like these ugly duds), the Vols always return to their simple home orange tops and traditional white pants (shown). With the addition of the new-er orange pants, this get-up has only gotten better.
2013 Tennessee Volunteers Team Preview
It's impossible to rank Oregon. Here is a shot of their 2011 wardrobe produced by OregonLive.com. Some are awesome and extremely stylish: ones worn vs. Missouri State, Arizona, Colorado, Stanford and Wisconsin. Some are too much and way over the top: LSU, Nevada, Arizona State, USC and Washington State. And some aren't bad or good: Washington, Cal, Oregon State or UCLA. When they are good, few teams look as smooth and edgy as the Ducks. But when NIKE misses, it misses big.
2013 Oregon Ducks Team Preview
The Cougars have added some small frills like extra stripes down the pants or the subtle collar trim. But they didn't go over the top and it didn't take anything away from one of the most iconic outfits in the college game. The "Y" logo is about as good as it gets nationally and the blue and white color scheme is one of the best.
Washington's purple and gold has long been a fan favorite from across the nation. And after the small tweaks and upgrades a few years ago, these have become some of the smoothest digs around. The purple pants and white tops are downright amazing while the traditional purple tops and gold pants are still some of the league's most stylish. The key was the Huskies didn't add too many frills when they updated the look.
2013 Washington Huskies Team Preview
Some don't like the black trim that has worked its way into the mix, but it is still hard to argue with the Buckeyes' classic look. The helmets are extremely simple but look great — especially, covered in Buckeye stickers. The classic scarlet and grey scheme won't ever go out of style. It isn't the best get-up in the Big Ten but they look pretty damn good.
2013 Ohio State Buckeyes Team Preview
There is no weakness to the Spartans uniform. The logo and helmet are clean, classic and stylish. The green and white two-tone scheme is fantastic (as long as gold or black isn't added to the mix). And the green trim on the pants is just enough to be edgy for the young fans and traditional for the older ones. This is one of the most underrated uniforms in the nation.
2013 Michigan State Spartans Team Preview
Few outfits are as classically popular as the garnet and gold of Florida State. This uniform has remained completely unchanged for what feels like decades and the look likely won't be messed with any time soon. The spear on the helmet is classic. The 'Nole logo on the plain gold pants is a nice touch. And the garnet or white tops both look fantastic on Saturdays.
2013 Florida State Team Preview
It's plain and fairly simple but Georgia shouldn't be messing with a good thing. The bizarro alternates used against Boise State two years ago aside, most every UGA outfit has been strong. The black and red stripes on the pants add the perfect amount of color and the ordinary and classic tops and helmets have worked for decades. And when it comes to black alternates, a team with black in its primary color scheme can always pull it off better than those who have to force it (looking at you Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, Texas A&M and Mississippi State).
2013 Georgia Bulldogs Team Preview
When the Hokies added the orange and maroon shoulder pad stripes, this uniform became one of the nation's best. The home purples are excellent but the road whites are simply awesome. There is a perfect blend of modern edge and classic traditional style to Virgina Tech's newest uniform. And it makes it the ACC's best — despite the odd combination of colors.
2013 Virginia Tech Hokies Team Preview
It's about as classic as a uniform can possibly be. Hell, even the team mascot is named after what the team looked like on the field way back when. The plain numbered helmets are fan favorites and the clean two-tone look will never go out of style. Programs like Texas, Oklahoma, Penn State and Alabama should never change their simple, classic and traditional style.
2013 Alabama Crimson Tide Team Preview
The old Aggies digs were solid and few tradition-laden programs should ever change their classic style. But the Texas A&M uniform update from last year was extremely well received. The bevelled numbers, simple contrasting shoulder and pant stripes, and matte helmets look awesome. It is a risky proposition to update a classic style and few do it well, but the Ags hit a home run with their redesign.
2013 Texas A&M Team Preview
There is no doubt who the top two uniforms in the Big 12 are: Oklahoma and Texas. The two football powerhouses' attires are steeped in clean, classic, plain tradition. The Crimson and the Cream are a perfect example of an old-school uniform with no frills, quirky piping or silly helmets. Some teams should never go down the Oregon/Maryland path of dressing and the Sooners are one of them.
2013 Oklahoma Sooners Team Preview
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It doesn't get much more traditional and stylish all at once than the USC Trojans. These uniforms have figured out a way to be edgy and fresh as well as classic and clean all at the same time. No easy feat. The road whites look just as good. No one has ever looked bad in a Trojans uniform.
2013 USC Trojans Team Preview
The Huskers' road uniforms might be the best in the nation. The helmet will never go out of style and it hasn't been changed in what seems like a century. The red pants mixed with the white tops is super stylish when combined with the red shoulder stripes and accents. The home red tops and white pants aren't quite as cool but are still one of the most fashionable outfits out there today.
2013 Nebraska Cornhuskers Team Preview
The "UCLA" script on the helmet may be a bit out of date, but the baby blue and gold combination is simply the best. Comparable to the San Diego Chargers' powder blues, UCLA brings one of the single greatest color combinations to athletics. The simple pants and simple shoulder stripes will never need to be updated, as the clean, classic look will never go out of style.
2013 UCLA Bruins Team Preview
Like the Sooners, the no frills and ordinary style of the Burnt Orange is awesome. The all-white look shown here are as smooth a uniform as there is in the nation. With even fewer accents than Oklahoma — like plain pants — Texas offers one of, if not the, most classic styles in all of college football. The orange tops not only match the style of Austin campus and the Longhorns' mascot but it also just looks like football. And the white helmets with the classic and unique Longhorn logo also get two big thumbs up.
2013 Texas Longhorns Team Preview
It doesn't get much more stylish, famous or classic than the winged helmets of the Michigan Wolverines. The Maize and Blue color combination has been wildly popular for decades and the no-frills style will never be changed (hopefully). These uniforms stand out as some of the best in the history of the game and it's great that a school holds on to its tradition by keeping it simple.
2013 Michigan Wolverines Team Preview
Many love to hate the Golden Domers but secretly we all have to acknowledge how good these unis look on Saturdays. The classic, clean, no frills look has withstood the test of time and isn't likely to be changed any time soon. The slightly different gold hue in the pants looks excellent and the midnight blue tops are as good as it gets. The "ND" logos are a nice subtle touch and don't make the uniform too busy. And the special green jerseys are pretty sick too.
Purple and Gold may seem like a bizarre combination but there is little doubt that these awesome duds aren't one of the best uniforms in the nation. The classic shoulder stripes were well ahead of their time and withstood the test of time while the trim is minimal and simple as well. The helmets accent the whole outfit perfectly with simple style and traditional design. Even LSU's alternates are awesome.
2013 LSU Tigers Team Preview
If Michigan's uniforms deserve credit for their classic, simple and traditional styling, then Penn State's are the most fashionable in the nation. The dark navy blue and white look has been and will continue to be amazing for decades to come. The clean look occasionally will have white trim around the neck or arms, but rarely changes on game day. The numbers added to the side of the helmet also work well and give it an Alabama feel.
2013 Penn State Nittany Lions Team Preview
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There are two versions of southern Florida. There is the one sold in the tourist brochures, a place of coral gardens and dolphins, of alligators and teeming swamps, heritage trails and gallery-hopping. And there is Carl Hiaasen's version.
Hiaasen is the blazing conscience of the sunshine state, the chronicler of property developers masquerading as gangsters and gangsters masquerading as property developers, of bent politicians and judges, of drug wars and theme-park murders. In his version, Florida is a place ruled by 'ribbon snippers' and ruined by 'greedheads'. P.J. O'Rourke once observed that the only thing more likely to kill Florida's tourist trade than reading Carl Hiaasen was a visit there.
It wasn't always so. When Hiaasen first came down here as a boy 40 years ago from his home near Fort Lauderdale, it was the kind of paradise described in the brochures. 'Being able to move to the Keys was a dream I had ever since I was five years old,' he says, bright-eyed. 'The first time my dad brought me here we stayed in this tiny little place called Tarpon Lodge and I remember running out to the dock with my grandfather and looking down over the side and seeing snappers and barracuda and parrot fish. It was all so beautiful, and I thought if I ever swing it, if I ever get lucky enough, this is where I would like to raise a family.'
Five years ago, Hiaasen got lucky enough to buy a little slice of his boyhood. Sitting outside his house, with its unbroken views of Florida Bay, a path leading down to a mooring where his neat skiff is tied, a fish eagle perched on top of his boathouse, you could easily convince yourself that the remembered paradise still exists. Hiaasen writes here most days, brings his new baby down to watch the porpoises playing around the dockside in the early morning, takes the boat out to fish at dusk.
To reach his little Nirvana, however, you have to flog down from Miami past the tattoo parlours and the pet grooming salons and the T-shirt halls of fame, past the salmon-pink motels with their Texaco garage (circa 1970) architecture, past the inevitable Denny's and Wendy's, the marinas and condos and malls that crowd the ribbon of land between Interstate 1 and the sea. Islamorada - the name means purple isles - is, in the tourist board's judgment, the sports fishing capital of the world. On a bad day, though, Hiaasen sees his home town simply as a 'urination stop' for the occupants of several thousand hire cars on the road to the original Margaritaville, Keywest.
One of Hiaasen's editors once described his decision to move down here as being akin to keeping a bedside vigil with a dying relative. You could say that he has a love-hate relationship with his home state, the central character in his novels, but that would be underplaying it. 'Florida is my life,' he said. 'If I had any sense at all, I'd have baled out a long time ago. I guess it's a place I believe is worth fighting for and worth fighting about. So I stayed.'
Hiaasen does his scrapping with the greatest possible panache. In his celebrated muckraking newspaper column in the Miami Herald , he chooses his targets carefully and fillets them mercilessly. 'I live for jumping on crooked politicians,' he says. In the recent past, his subjects have included a district attorney accused of biting a stripper in a go-go lounge, a junkie judge who fuelled his habit with $30,000 bribes from the FBI, and the state governor who oversaw a dozen squad cars being sent to arrest the rap group 2LiveCrew for their inflammatory lyrics.
Those scumbags who don't make it into his column tend to crop up one way or another in his novels. Hiaasen is the author of eight hellish, hilarious visions of tropical greed and excess, the ultimate beach reading. The latest, Sick Puppy , has a typically extravagant plot involving a dognapping and a rogue rhino, a drive-by eco-warrior exacting savage revenge on people who throw litter from convertibles and a cast of condo-constructing, mangrove-trashing low-lives, who get their weekend thrills shooting gimpy zoo animals in mocked-up hunts.
'The fiction is a pretty good outlet for things you can't get away with in journalism,' he says smiling. 'I don't pick particular people and say you're going to be a character in my novel, but certainly they are composites. The lobby ist in Sick Puppy - Palmer Stote - is a very accurate representation of what a political lobbyist does down here, ie bribery, extortion, general sleaze. I combine traits and eccentricities. For example, Stote carries six cellphones like one lobbyist I know. Some of these people are OK, but many of them are such despicable human beings that you don't know how they get up of a morning and look at themselves in a mirror. I kind of skim the worst of the worst.'
Hiaasen is sometimes accused of being too outlandish in his comedy. He argues that he never writes anything that does not happen and often what he does write is overtaken by events. Since he's described the grimly staged 'big game hunts', for example, there have been a couple of investigations into similar operations in the region. 'The greatest difficulty,' he says, 'is that it's very hard to stay ahead of the curve of weirdness in this place. I'm increasingly frustrated because everything I've imagined has come to pass.'
Like all the best satirists, the quality that Hiaasen prizes above all others is innocence. He grew up in a town called Plantation. His grandfather, originally from a small Norwegian community in North Dakota, had been among the first to settle there; he set up a law practice, which Hiaasen's father inherited. It was his grandfather who instilled in Hiaasen a love of books. 'He didn't speak English until he was 13, but he educated himself, put himself through law school, he was a preacher too, and he read literally until he couldn't see any more,' Hiaasen recalls. 'He lived to be 100 and when he died I went through his books, and nearly every one of them had these very fine margin notes on almost every page. But when I started writing fiction, it puzzled him. He was from a world where you read to gain knowledge, not for entertainment.'
Plantation was then the westernmost town in Florida, bordering the Everglades. Beyond it, there was just 'swamps and water and snakes and critters', territory which Hiaasen and his friends used to explore in little boats, camping out, catching water moccasins. Now the interstate goes out beyond there, and the Everglades has shrunk to half its previous size, threatening the entire ecology of the region; much of Hiaasen's childhood has been paved over. The development had begun when he was a child and he can't remember a time when he was not angry about it. 'As kids, we would go out every day and there would be a bulldozer tearing down the place where we had a fort or a den, so there was this sense of outrage. You know, do they have to destroy everything we love?'
He fantasised about direct action, 'but we were just kids on bicycles with fishing rods'. The closest they ever got to eco-terrorism was shifting surveyors' poles around. But from an early age, he thought that writing about the desecration might be a way of getting people to take notice. He put out a magazine at high school, called More Trash , which was 'less satirical than smart ass', but it brought home to him that 'by writing strong opinions about topical things everybody felt a need to read it, and they were perversely interested in who you were going to needle next'.
After college, he joined the Herald as a reporter and started needling full-time. During the cocaine wars of the early Eighties, when there were machine- gun shoot-outs in Miami's shopping malls, Hiaasen was writing analytical pieces about the Colombian-based gangs and their Florida pushers. His editor at the time, Bill Montalbano, told him that the stories they were publishing were 'too good for the newspaper' and suggested that they sat down together to write a novel. In fact, Hiaasen notes, Montalbano's motivation was more venal: 'He just got remarried, had a little child and wanted to buy a swimming-pool.'
They wrote five chapters and sent them off. Two weeks later, the book was sold, the swimming-pool ordered. Hiaasen and Montalbano did three traditional mystery detective books together and Hiaasen subsequently began writing fiction on his own. His first book, Tourist Season , which features the ransoming of the Orange Bowl Queen and the aerial bombardments of cruise ships, set the tone for what followed.
Hiaasen has been accused in the past simply of hating tourists. He is, it is true, fond of calling the 46 million visitors to Florida each year, many of whom drive past his front door, 'tourons' (to rhyme with morons). But he pleads innocent to the general charge. 'Some people come down here and they stare at the water and the islands and they are completely awestruck and mesmerised by it all in the same way that I am,' he says, warming up for a mini-rant. 'But what I don't understand is where they take these boats out every day and feed dolphins buckets of fish so they don't know how to hunt any more, and then they let all these kids jump in and touch them. It's not enough to see something in nature; you have to turn it into some fucking attraction. The compulsion to be entertained is what drives this county. We have to be led into a queue and then stand there and wait to be shown something. It's like a disease here. And as a result, many people cannot connect to anything that is simply natural.'
The disease he describes has its nerve centre a few hundred miles north of the Keys in the original Magic Kingdom in Orlando. Hiaasen's life ambition is to be banned forever from DisneyWorld. To this end, he wrote a little pamphlet about the corporation called Team Rodent. It is a brilliant, often savagely funny critique of how 'Mouse-witz' conquered his state.
'The absolute worst thing Disney did,' he wrote, and in Hiaasen's view that is saying something, 'was to change how people in Florida thought about money; nobody ever dreamed there could be so much. Bankers, lawyers, real-estate salesmen, hoteliers, farmers, citrus growers - everyone in Mickey's orbit had drastically to recalibrate the concepts of growth. Suddenly, there were no limits. Merely by showing up, Disney had dignified blind greed in a state pioneered by undignified greedheads. Everything the company touched turned to gold, so everyone in Florida craved to touch or be touched by Disney. The gate opened and in galloped fresh hordes. The orange groves and citrus stands of old Orlando rapidly gave way to an execrable panorama of urban blight.'
His 80-page mousehunt concludes with a memorable, couldn't-make-it-up investigation into the peculiar death from rectal injuries of a rare black rhino in Disney's newly opened Animal Kingdom. 'I'm perhaps the only man you have ever met who has pictures of a rhino necropsy stashed away somewhere,' he says. Hiaasen can see the comedy in all this but the principle he takes enormously seriously. I wonder if he has any hope that the Disney-based destruction might be reversed in some way; is there any going back?
He talks of the encouragement he gets from people who read his books and who care in the same way about the concreting of their own childhood. 'But no,' he says, 'it can't be reversed, though the hurricanes help occasionally. They sort of purge the place.'
The other effective purgative is Hiaasen's column. He can point to instances where he has made a small difference: a guy recently who decided to cut down 12,000 mangroves - the hub of Florida's eco-system - in a state national park to give himself a sea view was the subject of one recent attack, and he was subsequently arrested.
'Of course, he's got a big lawyer and he'll probably get off in the end, but it's causing him no end of misery and maybe the next asshole that comes along - and there's always the next asshole - will think twice about it.'
Given the nature of Hiaasen's column, it is perhaps surprising that he has not had more legal difficulties. The only person who has ever sued him was 'one of our insane mayors', a man he dubbed Mayor Loco. 'I didn't accuse the guy of any crime or attribute to him any nasty diseases, just kept calling him Mayor Loco. It later turned out that the election he won was stolen - a whole bunch of dead people had voted for him, so he was kicked out. The lawsuit against me did not allege any liability. It just said that after he'd been kicked out for rigging elections and no one would hire him because they knew him as Mayor Loco. Our response was that we would be happy to have psychiatrists look at him - this was a guy who used to turn up at the newspaper office ranting in his bathrobe - and clearly he didn't fancy that.'
Does he never feel like a quieter life, just getting on with his fishing?
'Some days, I really enjoy writing the column,' he says, 'and some days it's the purest form of torture. I still agonise over every miserable adjective. When you get fired up and you have something to write about, like during the Elian Gonzalez case, then you just have to go nuts, because you're speaking for a lot of people who're pulling their hair out.'
But there are other moments when he considers packing it in. Hiaasen is 47 now; he was first married when he was 17 ('We were crazy about each other and it seemed like the right thing to do). He has a son from that marriage, Scott, 29, who is also a journalist, and from his second marriage he has a nine-year-old stepson, Ryan and a baby, Quinn, born at the beginning of this year. His daughter-in-law is expecting twins. 'So I'm going to be a grandfather and a father in the same year. I'm waiting for the call from Jerry Springer.
'There's certainly a temptation when you reach a certain age just to chill out and look out only for the people you care about. Now I've got a little one in the house it would be nice occasionally not to have to deal with crazies on your answering machine or the odd threat in the mail or whatever. Of course, after the Gonzales stuff, I got a bunch of letters saying I was anti-Hispanic and a racist and a Castro sympathiser. And, of course, I could not resist sending these people back letters saying, "Please keep it quiet but I've been working for the communists for years". And signed them Carl "Che" Hiaasen.'
But he doesn't see much hope of himself mellowing out - 'I know I'd be miserable doing that'; if anything he thinks he'll get madder as he gets older. He points to a passage in Sick Puppy which he says is about as close to his philosophy as anything in his books. It comes from Skink, a recurrent alter-ego, an ex-governor gone native in the Everglades: 'People like us are doomed to be angry, and to stay angry, because that's the only way things get changed.'
Before I leave, Hiaasen, the most laid-back angry man I have met, shows me around his garage. Around the walls are half-a-dozen tanks containing pet reptiles. He has a frog that eats mice, a wedding gift from his lawyer: 'It has canines but it's kind of slow,' he says. 'Sometimes, the mouse survives in there for a day before he catches up with it.'
He takes out a couple of snakes from other tanks. One, which can apparently pretend to be a rattler, is five feet long. Does it bite? I ask. 'They have razor-sharp teeth, but you won't see them until they're embedded in you,' he says. 'Then you have problems.'
With Hiaasen around, a lot of Florida's legislators and businessmen, you imagine, know exactly that feeling.
Hiaasen on Hiaasen
Tourist Season
'This involved the kidnapping of the Orange Bowl queen which was, no doubt, a submerged teenage fantasy of mine. '
Double Whammy
'Sex, murder and corruption on the professional bass-fishing circuit. This was territory I had pretty much to myself. I couldn't see much danger of Updike or Norman Mailer going in that direction.'
Lucky You
'A good old-fashioned tale of greed and the Florida state lottery. '
'I thought I had invented the most repellent plastic surgeon ever but he has since been eclipsed. The other day, we had a guy arrested: a bodybuilder had come in asking for pectoral implants and this guy used breast implants instead. He woke up with a boob on each shoulder.'
Native Tongue
'Any time you can have a villain romanced to death by a dolphin and manage to convince your editors that it's an important component of your novel, you're doing something right.'
Strip Tease
'The book was about how you can always count on men to behave badly.'
Sick Puppy
'I enjoy the idea of beating a litterbug senseless, because that's a death-penalty issue. Haul them off and straight into the electric chair. No question.'
Sick Puppy is published by Macmillan at £16.99.


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Clive Capital isn't the only hedge fund feeling the pain after last week's oil rout; it isn't even feeling the most pain.
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Astenbeck Capital Management's Astenbeck Commodities Fund II lost 12%. According to Reuters, the sudden drop in oil prices wiped out the $2.6 billion fund's gains for the year, although The Wall Street Journal reports that the fund was up 18.2% through April.
BlueGold Capital Management also suffered double-digit losses last week. And Transtrend, a $6 billion Dutch commodities fund, lost between 9% and 9.5%, or more than $500 million, in what the firm called "a very bad week."
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Andrew's first dog in the program was an abandoned chocolate lab, Rocky. The dog was depressed, sickly, and heartbroken over losing his family. Andrew liked Rocky immediately and spent time talking to the dog as he sat next to him in the kennel day after day until an adoptive family came along.
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Rocky found his forever home and Andrew turned his life around to become a productive member of society.
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We have recently learned that three former Project POOCH youths are applying what they learned about dogs while incarcerated to help save dogs at a local animal shelter. The youth are no longer incarcerated; go to the local shelter and work with some of the hard-to-adopt dogs by using humane methods of training so the dogs have a better chance of being adopted. They first socialize and bond with the dogs before starting positive reinforcement training. Once the dogs are trained to be Canine Good Citizens, they will be adopted into permanent homes.
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Eighty-eight cents of every dollar donated goes to our program and making it possible to continue to provide valuable skills to the youth and provide adoptable dogs to the community that we serve.
Project POOCH is often asked how we teach responsibility, patience, and compassion for all life to the youth in our program?
Responsibility begins with youths walking their dogs two times a day, supervising outdoor play time, training their dogs, and taking care of each dog's basic needs like food, fresh water, clean bedding, bathing and grooming. Responsibility also entails organizing dog training equipment, maintaining dog progress reports, and completing assigned tasks.
Patience with a dog teaches youth the importance of being patient with themselves. Since we use only humane training methods and high value treats, some dogs may not be into food. It is up to the youths to be patient and figure out what motivates each particular dog they are training.
While walking back to their living units, POOCH youths noticed a crow with an injured leg. They insisted that we delay walking back for lunch on their living units so that they could help the injured crow. One of the youth took off his jacket and threw it over the crow to keep it still so that the bird could be put in a dog carrier and taken to the local veterinarian. The bird survived and was returned to campus where the youth nursed it back to health. I had just witnessed compassion in action.
It is our hope that the lessons the youth learn in Project POOCH not only teach them to compassionately care for animals; but also how to care for and raise their own children using positive methods.