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Paw Hub PawHub: Where pups come to play, stay, and get pampered! We offer top-notch grooming, comfy boarding, and delicious gourmet treats your dog will drool over.

Because your best friend deserves the best!

🥓🍂   calls for BACON!Pumpkin may get all the attention in October, but some pups are perfectly happy sticking with the c...
10/14/2026

🥓🍂 calls for BACON!

Pumpkin may get all the attention in October, but some pups are perfectly happy sticking with the classics. 😂🐶

Our Bacon Waggin’ Treats are made from scratch right here at Paw Hub in Blanchard, OK, with whole wheat flour, beef broth, powdered milk, eggs, and bacon renderings. Then they’re rolled, cut into adorable little piggies, baked, and packaged up for your pup to enjoy! 🐷🥓

Perfect for an everyday reward, a little “just because” treat, or filling up that treat jar for fall. 🧡

🛍️ Available for local pickup or shipping!
I’ll put the ordering link in the first comment. 👇

So tell me—does your dog recognize the word “bacon”? 😂

🚨🐾   — WE’VE GOT A REPEAT OFFENDER! 🐾🚨Your dog has officially been arrested… and you already know what they did. 😂Maybe ...
10/13/2026

🚨🐾 — WE’VE GOT A REPEAT OFFENDER! 🐾🚨

Your dog has officially been arrested… and you already know what they did. 😂

Maybe it was:
🧦 Grand theft sock
🍪 Treat theft in the first degree
🗑️ Unauthorized trash inspection
🛋️ Destruction of household property
📣 Disturbing the peace with excessive barking
🐿️ Reckless squirrel pursuit

What would YOUR dog be arrested for? Drop their charges in the comments! 👇😂

And if their crime involves being suspiciously shaggy, shedding evidence all over the house, or desperately needing a nail trim… PawHub may be able to help with that part of their rehabilitation. 😉🐩

📱 Call or text (405) 229-9330 to schedule grooming.

🐾🎓   — Crate Training! 🎓🐾A crate shouldn't feel like punishment. When introduced properly, it can become your dog's safe...
10/11/2026

🐾🎓 — Crate Training! 🎓🐾

A crate shouldn't feel like punishment. When introduced properly, it can become your dog's safe, comfortable space—somewhere they willingly go to relax, sleep, or get away from the action. 🐶💤

Crate training can also help with potty training, travel, vet visits, preventing destructive behavior, and safely managing your dog when you can't supervise.

Here’s how to get started:

1️⃣ Choose the right size. Your dog should be able to stand, turn around, and lie down comfortably. A divider can help with growing puppies.

2️⃣ Make it inviting. Add appropriate bedding and a safe toy or chew.

3️⃣ Build a positive association. Toss treats inside and let your dog go in and out freely. Praise and reward—don't force them!

4️⃣ Gradually increase time. Start with short periods and slowly build up as your dog becomes comfortable.

5️⃣ Add a cue. Use a consistent word like “Crate” or “Kennel Up,” then reward them for going inside.

6️⃣ Keep it positive! Don't use the crate as punishment. We want your dog to WANT to go in.

💡 Paw Hub Tip: Practice when you aren't leaving! If the crate only comes into play when everyone disappears, your dog may quickly make that connection. Practice while you're cooking, cleaning, watching TV, or sitting nearby.

Remember, every dog is different. Go at their pace and build positive experiences along the way. A crate is a useful training tool—not a substitute for exercise, enrichment, potty breaks, or time with their people. 🧡

💬 Does your dog love their crate, tolerate it, or act personally betrayed when the door closes? 😂

🐾 Paw Hub LLC
✂️ Grooming • 🏡 Boarding • 🦴 Gourmet Treats
📍 Blanchard, Oklahoma
📱 (405) 229-9330

🐾   — Dogs & Temperatures! ☀️🍂❄️Have you ever noticed that one dog is ready to head inside while another would happily s...
10/10/2026

🐾 — Dogs & Temperatures! ☀️🍂❄️

Have you ever noticed that one dog is ready to head inside while another would happily stay outside all day? That’s because there really isn’t one perfect temperature for every dog!

Breed, coat type, size, age, activity level, and overall health can all affect how comfortable a dog is in different weather.

🐩 My poodles are a great example. They tend to run hotter and seem happiest when temperatures are in the 50s–70s. Spring and fall are definitely their favorite times to be outside! They handle winter better than our summer heat, but that doesn’t mean every dog will.

❄️ Put a Husky outside on a cold winter day, and you may have the opposite problem—convincing them it’s time to come inside! 😂 Thick, double-coated breeds are much better equipped for cold temperatures.

On the other hand, small dogs, senior dogs, puppies, and dogs with very little hair may start feeling that cold much sooner.

☀️ The same applies when temperatures climb. Coat, breed, age, activity level, shade, humidity, and the individual dog all matter.

That’s why at Paw Hub, yard time isn’t one-size-fits-all. I adjust outdoor playtime based on the weather and the dogs I have staying with me. Some may be ready to head inside while others are still having the time of their lives! 🐶

The goal is always the same: plenty of exercise and fun while keeping each dog safe and comfortable. 💙🧡

What weather does YOUR dog love most—summer sunshine, cool fall days, or snow? 👇

🐾❄️  This might be one of the most incredible dog survival stories ever. ❤️In 1958, a Japanese Antarctic expedition was ...
10/10/2026

🐾❄️

This might be one of the most incredible dog survival stories ever. ❤️

In 1958, a Japanese Antarctic expedition was forced to evacuate and leave 15 sled dogs behind. The team expected to return for them, but severe conditions prevented it.

Nearly a year later, another expedition returned—and against incredible odds, Taro and Jiro were still alive! 🤯🐕❄️

Their survival made them national heroes in Japan, and their story has been remembered through monuments, books, and movies. 🇯🇵🐾

It’s hard to imagine what these two endured during those months alone in Antarctica, but their story is an amazing example of just how resilient dogs can be.

Some heroes wear capes. Some have paws. 🧡

💬 Had you ever heard the story of Taro and Jiro before?

📲 Call or Text: (405) 229-9330
📍 2486 County Road 1328, Blanchard, OK

🐾   — What does a day at Paw Hub look like?Boarding isn’t just about having a safe place for your dog to stay while you’...
10/09/2026

🐾 — What does a day at Paw Hub look like?

Boarding isn’t just about having a safe place for your dog to stay while you’re away. I want their days to have a good balance of activity, enrichment, routine, and plenty of time to rest. 🧡

Dogs start their day with a potty break and playtime, followed by meals according to their normal feeding routine. Throughout the day, they get opportunities for supervised play with compatible friends, fetch, toys, outdoor time, and other enrichment based on their energy level and the weather.

And just as importantly—they get downtime! 😴 Between activities, dogs have quiet time in their indoor/outdoor kennels with raised beds so they can relax and recharge.

Every dog is a little different, so their stay doesn't have to look exactly the same either. Play groups, feeding schedules, activity levels, and rest time can all be adjusted to fit the individual dog.

🐾 Safe. Structured. Happy Dogs.

📍 2486 County Road 1328
Blanchard, OK 73010
📱 (405) 229-9330

🐾  : Puppy Intro Grooms 🐾When should your puppy start going to the groomer? Earlier than you might think! 🐶✂️A puppy's f...
10/08/2026

🐾 : Puppy Intro Grooms 🐾

When should your puppy start going to the groomer? Earlier than you might think! 🐶✂️

A puppy's first few grooming appointments aren't necessarily about getting the perfect haircut. They're about teaching your puppy that grooming is a normal, safe part of life.

During puppy intro grooms, we can gradually introduce them to things they'll experience throughout their lifetime—like:

🐾 Standing on the grooming table
🐾 The sound and vibration of clippers
🐾 The dryer
🐾 Brushing and combing
🐾 Having their feet, face, and body handled
🐾 Small, gentle trims as they're ready

Puppies aren't expected to know how to behave for grooming yet—they're learning! ❤️ Keeping those early appointments short and positive gives us an opportunity to build confidence without expecting too much too soon.

And consistency matters. Regular visits while they're young help reinforce what they've learned instead of having to start over months later.

Those little puppy appointments may not seem like much at the time, but they're laying the groundwork for years of safer, calmer, and happier grooming. 🥰

Have a new puppy? I'd be happy to help get them started on the right paw! 🐾

📍 PawHub | Blanchard, OK
📞 (405) 229-9330

🎀 PUT ANOTHER BOW ON ME… I DARE YOU! 😂🐾Some pups leave the groomer feeling fresh, fluffy, and maybe just a little too co...
10/06/2026

🎀 PUT ANOTHER BOW ON ME… I DARE YOU! 😂🐾

Some pups leave the groomer feeling fresh, fluffy, and maybe just a little too confident. 💅

Does your dog love getting dressed up after a groom, or do they give you the look the second the bow goes on? 😂 Tell me below! 👇

And if your pup is due for their own fresh new look, PawHub has you covered! ✂️🛁
📞 Call or text (405) 229-9330 to schedule.

🐾🎓   — DROP IT! 🎓🐾Last time we talked about “Leave It”—don't pick that up. Now let's tackle the other half: “Drop It”—yo...
10/05/2026

🐾🎓 — DROP IT! 🎓🐾

Last time we talked about “Leave It”—don't pick that up. Now let's tackle the other half: “Drop It”—you already have it, so please let it go!

The goal isn't to wrestle something away from your dog. Instead, we want to teach them that giving something up makes GOOD things happen.

Here's how to start:

1️⃣ Start with a toy. Choose something your dog enjoys, but not their absolute favorite.

2️⃣ Offer a trade. Hold a high-value treat near their nose. When they open their mouth for the treat, they'll naturally release the toy.

3️⃣ MARK & reward. The instant the toy drops, use your clicker or say “YES!” and give the treat.

4️⃣ Give the toy back! When it's safe, let them have it again. This teaches your dog that giving something to you doesn't always mean losing it forever.

5️⃣ Add “Drop It.” Once they're consistently releasing the item, say “Drop It” just before offering the reward. Gradually work toward responding to the verbal cue without seeing the treat first.

💡 Paw Hub Tip: Don't chase your dog, pry their mouth open, or punish them for having something. Instead, make trading with you worthwhile! Start easy and gradually practice with more valuable items.

🦴 This is another place where small, tasty rewards come in handy. Paw Hub Training Treats are bite-sized so you can get plenty of repetitions during a training session.

⚠️ And remember:

LEAVE IT = Don't pick that up.
DROP IT = You already have it—release it.

A reliable “Drop It” isn't just convenient. It can help when your dog gets hold of dropped food, trash, medications, wildlife, or another potentially dangerous object.

Keep training positive, practice before you actually need the command, and make giving things to you a good experience. 🐶🧡

💬 What's the craziest thing you've ever had to convince your dog to drop? 😂

🐾 Paw Hub LLC
✂️ Grooming • 🏡 Boarding • 🦴 Gourmet Dog Treats
📍 Blanchard, Oklahoma
📱 (405) 229-9330

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Blanchard, OK
73010

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