Positively Pawfect Dog Training

02/06/2026

🐾 Last Chance to Book! 🐾

Final spaces are available for our Training Club and Stay & Play courses starting next week! Bookings close Thursday 4th June at 9pm.

✨ Training Club
Perfect for progressing skills like recall, loose lead walking, impulse control, and building your “everywhere dog” with real-world distractions. Small group classes with individual support, badges, awards, and rosettes to work towards!

📍 Starts Tuesday 9th June | 6:45pm–7:45pm
📍 Grimsargh Village Hall | 5-week course

🎾 Stay & Play
Fun, reward-based training through games, tricks, and enrichment activities designed to boost confidence, focus, teamwork, and engagement around distractions.

📍 Starts Sunday 14th June | 5:45pm–6:45pm
📍 Longridge Civic Hall | 5-week course

Don’t miss out — book now before spaces are removed from the website!
https://www.positivelypawfect.com/our-services

26/05/2026

Another very hot day today, so please make sure we’re keeping our animals safe in the heat ☀️🐾

It’s important to pay attention to how hot it feels, not just the actual temperature. Humidity can have a huge impact on how both we and our animals cope in warm weather.

For lots of helpful advice on keeping pets safe during hot weather, check out . Stay safe and keep those paws cool! 🐶💧

24/05/2026

24/05/2026

Feels like a very long time since we’ve had to speak about the heat but it’s lovely to have it back. It’s always important to remember that the heat affects our fury friends differently so always make sure they are staying safe in the heat!

🐾 Mind Their Paws: Hot Pavements Can Burn! ☀️

Warm days can mean dangerously hot pavements for dogs. At just 25°C, asphalt can heat up to 52°C+ hot enough to cause serious burns in under a minute! 😰

Top tips to keep your dog safe:
✅ Walk early morning or later in the evening
✅ Stick to shaded routes and grassy areas
✅ Do the 7-second test – place the back of your hand on the pavement. If it’s too hot to hold, it’s too hot for paws
✅ Always carry water and take breaks in the shade

Thank you FOUR PAWS for the helpful information!!

Let’s keep tails wagging and paws protected this summer! 🐶

22/05/2026

We had the best time during our ‘Kids and Their Dog’ workshop we held over the weekend. During this session, we discussed how to stay safe around dogs, how they communicate with us through their body language, and learned how to teach our dogs lots of fun skills!

Can’t wait for our next back-to-school special workshop in September 🎓

21/05/2026

Our Rapid Recall Superstars from our workshop on Sunday ✨

They all did fantastic and worked so hard throughout the workshop. It was also so lovely to see some new faces and lots of familiar one.

If you missed out on this workshop and want to join our next one, we are holding another recall workshop in September which is available to book onto already via our website!

21/05/2026

Next Group in Starting Sunday 14th June ✨

Stay & Play Group designed to build joyful bonds through games, tricks, and playful skill-building — all within a focused, structured training environment.

Perfect for dogs of all ages and stages, this upbeat program turns training into pure fun while developing confidence, focus, impulse control, and teamwork. Using reward-based methods and engaging canine games, you’ll work together to strengthen essential skills while improving engagement around distractions in a supportive group setting - from reliable recall to cooperative care.

Each session is thoughtfully designed to progress your dog’s abilities week by week, blending enrichment, trick training, and interactive games that challenge both body and mind. Dogs learn to work calmly around others while staying connected to their handler — making this ideal for teams looking to level up their training in an enjoyable, low-pressure way.

Please note: participating dogs must be comfortable around both people and other dogs.

To get booked on check out our website - Link in the Bio

20/05/2026

Our favourite way to start a session with a new group of dogs is with a “station sniff”
This is a more relaxing way for the dogs to learn more about each other, and it gives us a great opportunity to observe their body language and help people understand it seeing it in real time.

Did you know a dog’s nose is estimated to be between 10,000 and 100,000 times more powerful than a human’s?

Through sniffing, dogs can gather loads of useful information such as:
• A dog’s age
• A dogs S*x
• The dogs health and stress levels
And much more.

For dogs, sniffing is so much more than saying hello — it’s how they understand the world around them 💛

19/05/2026

Everything coming up this June! 🌟
It might feel a little while away, but it will be here before we know it!

Spaces are limited, so make sure to book early to avoid missing out — our Grimsargh Village Hall Puppy & Beginners Course is already fully booked! 🐾

To get booked on any of our upcoming courses check out our website - https://www.positivelypawfect.com/our-services