Paw 2 paw

05/31/2026

How I introduce a new dog to a current resident dog keeping them both safe.

05/24/2026

Can you imagine the amount of yard work that comes with a large yard and multiple dogs? We’re spending this Memorial Day weekend enjoying our client dogs while they enjoy the benefits of this dog park we’ve created in our back yard 🥰

05/23/2026

05/23/2026

05/19/2026

What can you expect with a Board And Train in a world, full of random people popping up almost daily, calling themselves trainers?

-Daily check-in or some form of progress report whether that is the video, picture, written statement or a phone call

-Standard of care that put the dogs safety and well-being ahead of an owner‘s own agenda. Owners are great at loving on dogs, but they are not always great at determining the timeline It takes to train a dog successfully.

-Training lessons throughout the Board And Train. This is vital to a successful Board And Train because dogs react to each handler differently based on their relationship

-A temperature controlled living environment in a home.

- Years of experience with all breeds, temperaments and medical history

- We provide most things from bedding to dishes, to chew bones etc unless we have specified that your dog needs extra for whatever reason

- Post board and train discounts, boarding, hikes, support and help, lastly a community of others who have gone through similar experiences who will be there for you cheering you on

05/18/2026

And that’s okay.

If I had a dollar for every time someone told me during an Eval that people reached their hand out to their dog without asking, I’d have enough to retire. We can’t control the actions of others, but we can advocate for our dogs and set them up for success in this world.

My dog is working.
My dog doesn’t like it.
My dog is in training.

None of those are problems. And all of those are valid reasons for advocating for your dog.

05/18/2026

05/17/2026