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STAT Dogs Service Therapy Alert Training Inc (STAT) is a 501c3 non-profit organization setup to help individual

💬 Let’s talk Pet Insurance!Do you have pet insurance for your pup? If yes, which company do you use—and how’s your exper...
11/01/2026

💬 Let’s talk Pet Insurance!

Do you have pet insurance for your pup? If yes, which company do you use—and how’s your experience so far?
Share below:

✨ Your insurance provider

🐾 Would you recommend them

💸 What’s been covered (or not!)

💖 Your feedback could really help other dog parents make smart choices for their pets

👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments!

10/31/2026

🐾 Building attention starts with timing! The moment your dog looks at you, mark it with praise or a treat. Small wins lead to big focus — just ask Lily! 🌟 Want to build that same connection with your pup? Message us to get started!

With daylight fading earlier, evening walks are happening in the dark.That’s when we hear questions like:“My dog suddenl...
10/30/2026

With daylight fading earlier, evening walks are happening in the dark.

That’s when we hear questions like:
“My dog suddenly barks more on walks.”

“Are there safety tips for walking at night?”
Yes—and it’s totally normal! Try these tips instead!

Have evening walks become a new challenge for your pup?

Let’s work on polite leash manners and safety as we head into November.

📞 Contact us for Training Options.

Is your dog staying at a boarding facility this fall or around the holidays?💡 At Good Dog Paws, we require 4 Day & Train...
10/29/2026

Is your dog staying at a boarding facility this fall or around the holidays?

💡 At Good Dog Paws, we require 4 Day & Train visits before any boarding stay.

Why? Because we care more about your dog’s comfort than just booking a kennel spot.

✅ Give your dog 2 months to prepare for future boarding so they walk in calm—not confused.

Contact us now to start the prep process.

Are you noticing your dog pacing, barking, or hiding when they hear loud pops, bonfire crackles, or fireworks?This time ...
10/28/2026

Are you noticing your dog pacing, barking, or hiding when they hear loud pops, bonfire crackles, or fireworks?

This time of year can be extra stressful for noise-sensitive dogs.
Here are two quick tips to help:

» Use white noise or calming music in the background during loud events.
» Create a “den” space—a covered crate or dark room where your dog feels safe.

Are you experiencing this with your dog?

Let us help you build calm responses step-by-step.

📞 Contact us to learn about our Calm Confidence programs at Good Dog Paws.

10/18/2026

Molly’s working on attention — the foundation of all good training.

Before we ask for obedience, we build focus. Attention creates connection, and connection creates understanding.

Consistency, timing, and patience are turning distraction into engagement — one glance at a time. 👀✨

💡 Training Focus: Instead of just “don’t bolt,” practice your Place cue.✨ How to Train:    •    Move your dog’s mat, cot...
10/17/2026

💡 Training Focus: Instead of just “don’t bolt,” practice your Place cue.

✨ How to Train:
• Move your dog’s mat, cot, or bed close to the door.
• Practice “Go Place,” reward, release.
• Add short sessions with distractions — knocks, doorbell, or a friend’s surprise knock.
• If your dog isn’t ready to stay, tether them safely to a table leg, railing, or doorknob.
• For nervous dogs, position them farther back — close enough to see but far enough to feel safe.

🧠 Trainer Insight: Practicing calm observation builds confidence and prevents door dashing on busy trick-or-treat nights.

💬 Has your dog mastered their Place cue yet? What distractions can they handle?

COSTUME CHECK🦸♂️🐶 Planning a costume for your pup? Read this first!Most dogs aren’t scared of the costume. They’re scare...
10/15/2026

COSTUME CHECK
🦸♂️🐶 Planning a costume for your pup? Read this first!

Most dogs aren’t scared of the costume. They’re scared of having it suddenly put on them. The secret is going slow.

Here’s how we do it at Good Dog Paws using the 3 D’s (Distance, Duration, Distraction):

1️⃣ Set the costume on the floor. When your dog sniffs it, say “YES!” and give a treat.
2️⃣ Touch the costume to their back for one second. “YES!” and treat.
3️⃣ Drape it on loosely, then take it right off. Keep sessions short and happy.
4️⃣ Fasten it for 10 seconds, then 30, then a minute. Build the time slowly.
5️⃣ Once they’re relaxed, add movement: a short walk around the house.

🛑 Watch for lip licking, a tucked tail, freezing, or the “whale eye” (white of the eye showing). Those signs mean you went too fast. Back up a step. And if your dog never warms up to it? A festive bandana counts too! 🎃

Fun AND focused, that’s how great habits are built.

10/10/2026

Aggie’s Day & Train is all about building focus and attention. 🐾 Through structure, engagement, and positive guidance, Aggie is learning to tune in, listen, and responding. It’s amazing what consistency and the right training can do!

✨ Training Tip of the Day:Structure creates success! 🐾 Dogs thrive when they know what to expect — it builds confidence ...
10/08/2026

✨ Training Tip of the Day:
Structure creates success! 🐾 Dogs thrive when they know what to expect — it builds confidence and prevents unwanted behaviors.
Try this daily rhythm for a balanced, happy pup:

👉 Crate (rest time)

👉 Outside (potty + play)

👉 Inside (leash time with you — snuggles or quiet play)

👉 Back outside (potty again)

👉 Return to crate (reset + relax)

Repeat this cycle to build good habits, strengthen your bond, and keep your dog’s day calm and predictable.

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Greencastle, PA
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