Ready for Halloween

Ready for Halloween

A+ Dog Training is taking Wesson’s training to the next level.  Working on Stay near unnatural objects and sounds will help when Wesson’s family goes on trips and he is exposed to new environments. A+ Dog Training & Wesson would like to motivate you to work on your dog’s courage.  It’s a great bonding and

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Creating Communication in the Family

Creating Communication in the Family

A dog feels when you are tired, doubtful, tense, or disconnected from yourself. You may say the right words and make the right movements, but your dog responds to the energy beneath them. They feel who you are in the moment. You might not consider yourself stressed or nervous, but your dog can read those

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Awesome Annie

Awesome Annie

Meet Annie, a Goldendoodle with goals to be calm on walks, when greeting guests, and calm enough to lie in her bed and not grab household items to play chase.  Welcome to our pack family, Annie!

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One Walk at a Time

One Walk at a Time

Dogs can be overstimulated while on a walk.  They can be hyper and overly excited.  They can be nervous, scared, or anxious.  They can bark constantly, jump constantly, pull constantly, mark or pee on everything, or they can completely shut down. A+ Dog Training can show you how to help your dog overcome their issues,

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Motivational Monday

Motivational Monday

Yes, I’m saying it…Thanksgiving is just around the corner! It’s time to be consistent and work on the “Place” or “Bed” command.  Having your dog stay in a certain spot helps when you don’t want them in the way, and you can’t supervise them while you’re cooking.  They can also sneak and grab bits and

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Why Walk with Dogs?

Why Walk with Dogs?

I read somewhere that walking for an hour puts you into deeper fat-loss territory. And for older adults, walking 30 minutes to an hour per walk helped them live independently at home about 2 years longer, on average, than those who walked less. Stress and sleep quality also improve noticeably. So, grab a dog (or

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