Show your dog some love by signing up for A+ Dog Training’s Calm Canine program. Happy Valentine’s Day with love from Cocoa and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreMeet Wilbur, a French Bulldog with goals to master potty training, basic commands, not jump on people, and be a calm canine. Welcome to our pack family, Wilbur!
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Meet Sparrow, a Labrador with goals to master obedience, potty training, and a solid recall. Welcome to our pack family, Sparrow.
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Meet JD, a Border Collie with goals to master advanced commands around their land. Welcome to our pack family, JD!
Read moreDottie is living her best life now across the country, enjoying the snow. Happy Tongue Out Tuesday with love from Dottie and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreA dog door is ideal for owners with busy schedules. Once potty-trained, A+ Dog Training can help you guide your dog to the next step toward greater independence while you’re away at work. Today’s Motivational Monday post focuses on trusting your pup with more of the house when they’re ready. Happy Motivational Monday with love
Read moreHappy Selfie Saturday with love from Ruger and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreIf you want to enjoy walking and socializing with your dogs, this is the perfect opportunity – it’s free! A+ Dog Training wants to get to know you, your family, and your dog! Join us for a walk and meet other dogs and their owners. Walks last 45-60 minutes, and there are open sidewalks and
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“Editing a goal is not quitting, it’s adapting.” If you set a New Year’s Resolution to get to the gym five days a week and you’re missing the mark, that is okay! Edit your goal and stay active. A great physical activity we recommend is walking your dogs! Whether it’s a 20-minute stroll around your
Read moreIt’s a Wonderful Wednesday when Milo spots the work truck on a walk! Fun Fact: We named our Ford Maverick “Goose.” Have a Wonderful Wednesday, everyone, with love from Milo, Goose, and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreDog chewing is a natural, healthy behavior that provides stress relief, mental stimulation, and dental health benefits. If a dog chews on forbidden items, use the Leave It command (or Drop It if it is already in their mouth), remove the item, and immediately replace it with their toy. When replacing it with a more
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