Phone 718-454-5800
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| Anthony Jerone "In The News" |
NEW YORK DOG TRAINER ANTHONY JERONE "IN THE NEWS"
Over the last 40+ years in the dog training business, master dog trainer Anthony
Jerone has appeared in the news many times. His notoriety as an expert in the field
of dog training has him constantly sought after by the media for his expert opinion
and/or to highlight his community services throughout the New York metropolitan area
as well as around the country. His community service record is unmatched by any
dog trainer in the country and his results speak for themself. He's also been called
upon by attorneys to give expert testimony in court cases (such as dog bite cases) or
to assist in court rescues (saving dogs that may be put to sleep by order of the court).
In addition, government agencies have requested his help in setting up Dog Bite
Prevention Programs. Here is a sampling of some of the media appearences he has
made.
NEW YORK NEWSDAY 9/21/2003
EVERYDAY HERO Read
By Sheryl Nance-Nash
"You may as well call Anthony Jerone Dr. Doolittle. He's got that certain way with
animals, especially dogs. But long before these happier times, Jerone counted on
dogs for life and limb. In the late 60s,
he entered the military and became a scout dog and tunnel handler. He and his
dogs were sent to Vietnam, where the dogs used their special canine abilities to
detect mines, booby traps and ambushes... ultimately saving many lives."...
ANIMAL LOVER'S LIFE SAVED BY DOGS
NEW YORK NEWSDAY 6/8/2003
QUEENS LIFE By Merle English Read
RECOGNITION LONG OVERDUE
Vietnam vet gets a Bronze Star
"Teaching his pet dog, Spotty, to do circus tricks was a pastime for Anthony Jerone
while he was growing up in Flushing.
"Give me paw! Bark! Roll over!" were some of his commands. Using food as a
reward, he also got the dog to stand on its hind legs.
So when he was drafted for the Vietnam War in 1968, Jerone, 54, recalled,
his mother advised him to, 'Tell them you like dogs.'"...
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS 5/29/2003
YOUR NEIGHBORHOD QUEENS
By Warren Woodberry Jr.
AFTER A DOG'S AGE, K-9er COLLARS HIS BRONZE STAR Read
"Dog trainer Anthony Jerone finally got his Bronze Star yesterday, 33 years after
earning it while using dogs to lead troops through hostile territory in Vietnam.
Jerone, '54, an Army veteran and founder of the Canine Patrol program for city
subways, was honored thanks to City Councilman James Gennaro (D-Fresh
Meadows), who located Jerone's lost service records."...
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS 7/2/2001
SPOTLIGHT ON GREAT PEOPLE Read
by Clem Richardson
DOGGING IT IS TRAINER'S WAY
"Dog training by Anthony Jerone's description, is mostly a matter of will power.
You have to show'em who's boss.
"A dog's natural instinct is to be part of a pack, and there can only be one leader
in a pack, the alpha male," said Jerone. "The trainer has to be that alpha male.
Once the dog recognizes you as the alpha male, he has no choice but to obey."...
NEW YORK NEWSDAY 1/22/2002
QUEENS NEIGHBORHOODS
By Merle English Read
WINNING A DOGFIGHT
Experts speak of dealing with wild canines "Running is not the thing to do when
confronted by wild dogs, an animal behaviorist and an animal trainer said.
Anthony Jerone, who runs Anthony Jerone's School of Dog Training & Career Inc.
(or "Doggie Boot Camp") in Fresh Meadows, said the jogger who was attacked by
strays on the boardwalk in Far Rockaway the day after Christmas became a moving
target and "prey for the pack-which included pit bulls, a rottweiler and two mixed
breeds."...
NEW YORK NEWSDAY 4/27/2000
QUEENS NEIGHBORHOODS
By Peter Simunovich Read
PARK IS GOING TO THE DOGS
Dog run for Cunningham Park gets the green light, for now
"Anthony Jerone was only 5 years old when an aunt gave him his first dog, a cocker
spaniel he called Spotty. "He was my best buddy for 10 years. We lived in a tough
area in Flushing where people wanted to fight and he protected me," he said. For
Jerone, 51 an MTA motorman, it was the start of a lifelong friendship with dogs,
animals that he has trusted with his life more than once."...
SOUTHEAST QUEENS PRESS 3/8/2002
Who Let The Dogs Out?
Addressing The Growing Number
Of Dog Attacks
By Michelle Sellers
Who Let The Dogs Out?
Addressing The Growing Number Link to actual article
Of Dog Attacks
By Michelle Sellers Read
Is man’s best friend becoming our worst nightmare?
In recent weeks the news of dog attacks has made local and national headlines
and has led many to wonder why dog attacks are becoming more frequent. But
what is really driving these animals to injure and kill?
Recent Rash Of Attacks.....
Over the last 40+ years in the dog training business, master dog trainer Anthony
Jerone has appeared in the news many times. His notoriety as an expert in the field
of dog training has him constantly sought after by the media for his expert opinion
and/or to highlight his community services throughout the New York metropolitan area
as well as around the country. His community service record is unmatched by any
dog trainer in the country and his results speak for themself. He's also been called
upon by attorneys to give expert testimony in court cases (such as dog bite cases) or
to assist in court rescues (saving dogs that may be put to sleep by order of the court).
In addition, government agencies have requested his help in setting up Dog Bite
Prevention Programs. Here is a sampling of some of the media appearences he has
made.
NEW YORK NEWSDAY 9/21/2003
EVERYDAY HERO Read
By Sheryl Nance-Nash
"You may as well call Anthony Jerone Dr. Doolittle. He's got that certain way with
animals, especially dogs. But long before these happier times, Jerone counted on
dogs for life and limb. In the late 60s,
he entered the military and became a scout dog and tunnel handler. He and his
dogs were sent to Vietnam, where the dogs used their special canine abilities to
detect mines, booby traps and ambushes... ultimately saving many lives."...
ANIMAL LOVER'S LIFE SAVED BY DOGS
NEW YORK NEWSDAY 6/8/2003
QUEENS LIFE By Merle English Read
RECOGNITION LONG OVERDUE
Vietnam vet gets a Bronze Star
"Teaching his pet dog, Spotty, to do circus tricks was a pastime for Anthony Jerone
while he was growing up in Flushing.
"Give me paw! Bark! Roll over!" were some of his commands. Using food as a
reward, he also got the dog to stand on its hind legs.
So when he was drafted for the Vietnam War in 1968, Jerone, 54, recalled,
his mother advised him to, 'Tell them you like dogs.'"...
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS 5/29/2003
YOUR NEIGHBORHOD QUEENS
By Warren Woodberry Jr.
AFTER A DOG'S AGE, K-9er COLLARS HIS BRONZE STAR Read
"Dog trainer Anthony Jerone finally got his Bronze Star yesterday, 33 years after
earning it while using dogs to lead troops through hostile territory in Vietnam.
Jerone, '54, an Army veteran and founder of the Canine Patrol program for city
subways, was honored thanks to City Councilman James Gennaro (D-Fresh
Meadows), who located Jerone's lost service records."...
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS 7/2/2001
SPOTLIGHT ON GREAT PEOPLE Read
by Clem Richardson
DOGGING IT IS TRAINER'S WAY
"Dog training by Anthony Jerone's description, is mostly a matter of will power.
You have to show'em who's boss.
"A dog's natural instinct is to be part of a pack, and there can only be one leader
in a pack, the alpha male," said Jerone. "The trainer has to be that alpha male.
Once the dog recognizes you as the alpha male, he has no choice but to obey."...
NEW YORK NEWSDAY 1/22/2002
QUEENS NEIGHBORHOODS
By Merle English Read
WINNING A DOGFIGHT
Experts speak of dealing with wild canines "Running is not the thing to do when
confronted by wild dogs, an animal behaviorist and an animal trainer said.
Anthony Jerone, who runs Anthony Jerone's School of Dog Training & Career Inc.
(or "Doggie Boot Camp") in Fresh Meadows, said the jogger who was attacked by
strays on the boardwalk in Far Rockaway the day after Christmas became a moving
target and "prey for the pack-which included pit bulls, a rottweiler and two mixed
breeds."...
NEW YORK NEWSDAY 4/27/2000
QUEENS NEIGHBORHOODS
By Peter Simunovich Read
PARK IS GOING TO THE DOGS
Dog run for Cunningham Park gets the green light, for now
"Anthony Jerone was only 5 years old when an aunt gave him his first dog, a cocker
spaniel he called Spotty. "He was my best buddy for 10 years. We lived in a tough
area in Flushing where people wanted to fight and he protected me," he said. For
Jerone, 51 an MTA motorman, it was the start of a lifelong friendship with dogs,
animals that he has trusted with his life more than once."...
SOUTHEAST QUEENS PRESS 3/8/2002
Who Let The Dogs Out?
Addressing The Growing Number
Of Dog Attacks
By Michelle Sellers
Who Let The Dogs Out?
Addressing The Growing Number Link to actual article
Of Dog Attacks
By Michelle Sellers Read
Is man’s best friend becoming our worst nightmare?
In recent weeks the news of dog attacks has made local and national headlines
and has led many to wonder why dog attacks are becoming more frequent. But
what is really driving these animals to injure and kill?
Recent Rash Of Attacks.....
| ANTHONY JERONE'S SCHOOL OF DOG TRAINING & CAREER INC. |
