Happy Selfie Saturday with love from Ruger and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreA+ Dog Training is keeping things cool this weekend. Happy Saturday, everyone, and always swim with a buddy!
Read moreWe made it through another hot week! Stay hydrated, keep dogs inside, and have a great weekend! Zoey, Olive, and A+ Dog Training hope you have a great Feel-Good Friday!
Read moreLoving a dog is not only about giving them more. More toys, more treats, more hugs. It is about understanding what they truly need. Dogs need movement with direction. They need to explore, use their instincts, and experience the world as dogs. Most of all, they need to feel safe with the humans leading them.
Read moreThis is what happens when a schoolteacher marries a dog trainer. As you figure out the family’s new routine this school year, incorporate the dogs and kids to help you out! Welcome back to school, everyone! With love from A+ Dog Training.
Read moreBear is about 8 months old, and everything is new to him. A 30-minute walk around the block can be quite eventful! The first street had a family piling into a van for a trip. Bear had to work on Sit Stay until all the kids crossed the sidewalk and jumped into the van. The
Read moreThe moment another dog appears on the sidewalk, your entire body tenses. Your dog lunges, barks, or freezes, and the walk that was supposed to be enjoyable turns into damage control. Sound familiar? A+ Dog Training can help you! Sign up for a free consultation.
Read moreHappy Tongue Out Tuesday with love from Brody and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreHappy Selfie Saturday with love from Bear and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreLife moves fast. Before you know it, another six months will have passed. That’s why it’s so important to pause, take an honest look at where you are, and make intentional adjustments before moving forward. At the beginning of 2026, A+ Dog Training encouraged you to bring your dog with you on your fitness New
Read moreA+ Dog Training shows you how to communicate to your dog that not every person, animal, or noise passing by the house needs a reaction. By teaching them what we expect and building their confidence, they learn to stay calm rather than feeling the need to bark, charge, lunge, or stay on high alert. A+
Read moreThis is a reminder that A+ Dog Training will host their Free Community Pack Walk on GiGi’s birthday, Saturday, 7/11 at 9:00 a.m. We have rescheduled tomorrow’s walk to celebrate our country’s birthday on 07/04! Please make sure that you continue to walk your dogs this weekend to reduce the risk of them fleeing
Read moreIt’s a Wonderful Wednesday because July is here. July is one of A+ Dog Training’s favorite months! We offer swim lessons for dogs with a pool who need to learn how to get out safely if they ever fall in. It’s our country’s birthday. And it’s GiGi’s birthday on 7/11. We hope you all have
Read moreIt’s another Feel-Good Friday when Olive’s too lazy to sit up and take a photo. We hope everyone is feeling good on Friday! With love from Olive and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreHappy Selfie Saturday with love from Koa and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreWilbur & Leo stopped by A+ Dog Training’s booth at the Hughson Fruit & Nut Festival for a cool refreshment. A+ Dog Training would like to remind you to refresh your dog bowls inside and around the outside of the house daily. Standing water outside creates a breeding ground for mosquitoes, and the water could
Read moreHappy Tongue Out Tuesday with love from Millie and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreWe Remember
For those who gave all, WE REMEMBER. We have a profound opportunity to remember their ultimate sacrifice with a moment of silence, a reverent act, or a thoughtful gesture of thanks. We hope you will join A+ Dog Training this year as we remember & honor the fallen. Please visit a veteran organization you trust
Read moreHappy Tongue Out Tuesday, with love from Maya and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreFoxtails are barbed seed heads that can embed in a dog’s skin, ears, nose, and paws. They can lead to serious non-dissolving infections. Please keep your dog safe on walks by being aware of anything on your trail. Keep your dog heeling next to you so you can watch what they sniff and rub your
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