Training lesson helps dog owners protect pups in event of accidental trapping

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Sisters Dehlila (left) and Aurora (right) Kreiner learn how to release fur traps so if their dog Connie gets stuck, they can save her.

ANCHORAGE (KTUU) – Avid outdoors-men, women and children who regularly hit the trails with their canine companions learned a back-country survival hack at the Eagle River Nature Center Sunday.

The lesson — how to rescue your dog if it gets caught in a fur trap. ERNC says this is an important skill to have in a state where trapping is such a popular activity.

Only a handful of people showed up for the training at the outdoor education center; but a smaller turnout means more practice, and less taking turns.

Eagle River resident Aurora Kreiner, 7, returned to the program for the second year in a row.

“I learned how to rescue my dog named…

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