Pawsitive Pup

01/16/2026

Our puppy class and basic obedience class graduated last week! Great work guys! 🐾

01/15/2026

To everyone complaining about Texas Roadhouse allowing that dog—who was deployed twice—to eat a steak inside the restaurant on Veterans Day,
here’s the part of the story most people missed.
That black-and-tan Rottweiler isn’t “just a dog.” He’s a retired Military Working Dog—a calm, disciplined soul who served overseas alongside U.S. troops twice. On this night, at a small Texas steakhouse outside Fort Liberty, his handler asked for nothing special. No spotlight. No applause. Just a quiet booth and a simple meal to honor a partner who never once flinched when it mattered most.
While glasses clinked and conversations buzzed, he rested his head gently on the table—eyes steady, manners flawless. No barking. No begging. No chaos. Just gratitude in its purest form, waiting patiently as a modest steak was placed in front of him. A well-earned bite, on Veterans Day, for a veteran who happens to have four legs.
Funny thing is, he was cleaner, quieter, and more respectful than half the humans in the room. He didn’t run around. He didn’t disrupt anyone’s night. He simply sat there, embodying everything people claim Rottweilers aren’t—intelligent, loyal, composed, brave, and deeply loving.
Rescue South Paws—an organization dedicated to rescuing and rehoming large working breeds, especially former service and working dogs—stood proudly behind that moment. Because honoring veterans shouldn’t stop at species. And judging Rottweilers by myths instead of moments like this? That’s the real problem.
I’d choose to sit next to this dog any day.
Because this Rottweiler didn’t need to prove he belonged—
he already earned it. 🇺🇸🐾🥩

01/14/2026

"I work from home."

01/13/2026

New year, new license!!! Get your PA Dog License!!

According to PA laws, every pet owner must license their dog—you can purchase an annual license by submitting a completed application to your local county treasurer or issuing agent. If you don’t license your dog, you could be cited with a $500 fine, per violation, plus court costs.

01/09/2026

I'M JUST A 100 POUND BABY 🥴

01/08/2026

Did your dog embarrass you this holiday season? Have no fear, we are starting new training classes next week!!

BASIC OBEDIENCE: 1/14 @ 7:00 P.M.
PUPPY CLASS: 1/15 @ 7:00 P.M.

CALL TO SIGN UP 570-235-1901

01/04/2026

“What is it, boy? You want to play fetch? Go for a walk? You hungry?” Meanwhile he is sitting there like, “Actually… I want you to get out of my chair.”

The polite face, the guilt eyes, the absolute audacity. Classic dog logic.

Kindness is realizing this is how they talk to us all day. They do not want a big speech, they want the seat, the blanket, and the warm spot by the fire. And if you give it up once, congrats, you just signed a lifetime lease in their name.

Also, the “chair takeover” era is when dog life gets real: sturdy washable slipcovers, scratch-resistant furniture, and a good vacuum make a difference, especially if you are also budgeting for pet insurance, routine vet care, and the random “why is he limping” visit. Add a comfy dog bed right next to the chair and you might win the negotiations… or at least reduce the side-eye.

01/03/2026

12/31/2025

12/31/2025

This adventurous golden retriever had one simple wish: a cookie from the FedEx man. When he forgot to deliver, this mischievous pup took matters into his own paws by sneaking into the truck and taking an unexpected ride around the neighborhood. It’s moments like these that remind us of the playful, curious nature of dogs—always finding joy in the simplest of actions.

Our pets bring so much lighthearted humor into our lives. Whether it’s getting into mischief or just following us around, their antics never fail to make us smile. This dog’s little adventure is a hilarious reminder of the joy that comes with having a furry companion who always keeps us on our toes.

Next time you’re dealing with a grumpy FedEx driver or feeling stuck in a situation, just remember: a dog might be the perfect reminder to find joy in the moment. Have your pets ever caused any hilarious chaos? Share your stories with us! 🐕🚚

12/31/2025

Have a safe and Happy New Year