Paws To Train Dog Classes

02/19/2026

No class tonight (Thursday) I have the respiratory crud. See you next week.

02/11/2026

02/07/2026

02/05/2026

Think your pet is 𝗕𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗕𝘂𝗱𝗱𝘆 material? It’s time to prove it!
The Green Bay's Best Buddy Contest returns for the second year in a row.

🐾 HOW TO ENTER:
Comment on this post with a picture of your pet and their name by 2/8
The top 10 pets with the most votes will move on to the next round.

Want to win? Here’s how to boost your chances:
✅ Share this post! Get your friends & family involved.
✅ Tell them to like your pet’s photo in the comments! (Only likes on THIS post count!)

Drop your pet’s pic below and let the competition begin! 🐕🐈🐢🐦⬇️

02/05/2026

What a nightmare.

02/01/2026

Something to think about if your thinking of getting one

Owning a Belgian Malinois is often compared to owning a formula-one car when you only have a permit for a sedan. While their intelligence and athleticism are legendary, these "Maligators" possess an intensity that can quickly overwhelm an average household. They aren't just high-energy; they are high-drive, meaning they have an innate, relentless need to work, hunt, and solve problems. Without a dedicated "job" and hours of daily mental and physical engagement, a Malinois will often invent its own—frequently involving the destruction of drywall or the herding of guests.
Furthermore, their sensitivity and sharp protective instincts require a highly experienced handler who understands canine body language and consistent discipline. They are "velcro dogs" that demand your constant presence, making them a poor fit for anyone with a standard 9-to-5 or a preference for a relaxed lifestyle. To own a Malinois is to commit to a lifestyle of training and vigilance; if you aren't prepared to be as intense as the dog, they will easily outmaneuver you.

01/31/2026

The Love That Lasts

In the stillness of the night,
Where shadows stretch and hearts take flight,
A soul sits broken, hands concealed,
Mourning the love that once was healed.

The eyes that shone, the tail that swayed,
The bond, the trust, never betrayed.
Yet when the heart of a friend has ceased,
The love remains, though hearts have decreased.

Maybe the reason our hearts are full,
Is because in their silence, we're still pulled.
For love that lives through death's sweet pain,
Is the love that never breaks again.

Cherish them always, for their love lasts beyond the end.

01/31/2026

The presence of a dog in a home brings profound lessons of pure and unconditional love. They walk beside us through the years, teaching us how to give our hearts fully and without reservation. When the time eventually comes for them to leave, the loss feels like a heavy and transformative silence. It is often said that a new companion can never take the place of a friend who has passed away. Instead, each new soul who enters our lives helps to stretch and expand the capacity of the heart. We should be eternally grateful for the unique marks every single dog leaves upon our lives.