Primal Pathways Dog Training

08/08/2026

08/04/2026

Two similar commands with different expectations. Board and train, Dexter showing the difference between the two.

08/02/2026

Rocky was able to be captured due to him coming to play with his rescuers dogs. However it doesn’t mean he is ready to interact with new dogs right off the bat. Clyde tried to get him to play but he wasn’t having it today… soon. It will come with time.

07/27/2026

Little miss Zena had her second lesson with the ecollar today and rocked it. This is one amazing young Rottweiler! She is a confident solid girl- she isn’t phased my much and takes in distractions with ease- whether it be, kids, dogs, bikes, lawn mowers you name it. Her family has been working hard with her and it shows!
Go Zena!!

07/21/2026

Dexter can pose a challenge for his owners in certain situations- at the vet, handling such as brushing, cleaning ears, trimming nails he is extremely resistant to and will strongly resist. While here we will work on all of the above as well as re- ecollar training. It is important I find situations that are not easy for him and work him through them.

07/15/2026

When it’s too hot to exercise the body a lot, exercise their mind

07/15/2026

Had Muddy as a house guest for a Few hours today- he was a gentleman- watched me eat but no begging, played with some toys, took a nap and had some well deserved snuggles.

Our sweet Muddy, dreaming of the day he will have a home to call his own 🥹

If you would like to make Muddy's dream come true, you can fill out an application on our website www.rescuelovecny.org

07/10/2026

Heffa is here for a very short stay. I have begun introducing the ecollar to reinforce behaviors she already knows then will continue with in home lessons with her owner. While working on off leash skills with a long line she would occasionally get over excited zoomies or just run top speed which is why I introduced the “easy” command for her. Once off leash trained she can do all the zoomies but while attached to a line this can be dangerous. Teaching her to slow down and learn the leash boundaries is important.