Ludo's Pawsome Pack: Learning Center & Boarding

08/18/2025

08/02/2025

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08/02/2025

Reese enjoyed her stay for a week of boarding! Was nice to meet you, Reese ❤️

06/20/2025

For those of you considering adopting or fostering a dog from any rescue:

Some dogs are scared and require extra care. Just a friendly reminder about the 3-3-3 rule.

I currently am fostering a dog that is scared and needs extra patience and care. His name is Opie. I will add a seperate post about him with the rescue information.

Dogs read body language and we need to learn theirs. Never corner a scared dog or try to touch them if they cower away. Let them come to you. Use slow movements and soft voices. Help them begin to trust again and live happy lives.

11/01/2024

Ludo turned 9 yesterday 🎂

06/18/2024

Everyone, meet the foster Puppy, Mars. He's about 4 months old. Update: Mars has been officially adopted to an amazing family! We'll miss you!

We've been working on potty training, sit, crate training, and socialization. He does well with dogs and wants to play with the cat. He's a cuddler and always wants to be close to you. Contact All 4 Paws Animal Rescue if you're interested in adopting this little fella.

04/07/2024

Update: Unfortunately, Eli is still available. He's the sweetest boy and a quick learner. Please reach out to the rescue and fill out their adoption application if you're interested!

We are currently fostering Eli through All About Animals Rescue and Transport, Inc.. He is learning potty training, crate training, sit, and wait. If you're interested in adopting, please contact the rescue page. Video of him practicing, "wait" while in the crate, posted in the comments.

03/31/2024

02/10/2024

Hi everyone! My name is Katie, owner and trainer. We use only force-free training methods. I wanted to take a moment to share part of how the force-free training method is a superior method for the betterment and development of our beloved pack members.

Learning occurs when behaviors are encouraged or discouraged through positive/negative reinforcement and/or punishment. Positive and negative are used in terms of ADDING or TAKING AWAY a stimulus. Reinforcements are to increase the probability of a desired behavior and punishment is to decrease the likelihood of a behavior.

Positive reinforcement is the technique of giving praise or treats, whereas positive punishment is adding items such as spray bottles, shaking a can of coins, or a shock collar. Negative reinforcement is removing a negative stimulus, such as forcing your dog to sit with your hand and removing the pressure when your dog sits. Negative punishment involves removal of treats, time-outs, and removing attention.

Our force-free philosophy at Ludo’s Pawsome Pack: Learning Center & Boarding means that we only use positive reinforcement and negative punishment strategies. We do not add items/actions that cause harm, discomfort, or fear such as physical force, shock collars, prong collars, and spray bottles.

Our goal is to give your pack member a fun and enjoyable experience to get longer lasting results. Our method helps increase the bond and relationships within the pack.

For a free consultation or more information on boarding, dog walking, or pet/house sitting call or text 843-655-8688 or via Facebook messenger.