A+ Dog Training can guide you through the potty training phase. It is all about consistency and scheduled routines. We have a worksheet that offers helpful tips and reminders. Before you know it, you’ll know about when your puppy or rescue dog usually needs to relieve themselves. Your family could take them out to a
Read moreWhen letting your dog out to the backyard to potty and freely roam, please be mindful of your next-door neighbors. It’s okay if your dog barks when they’re in the backyard and they are startled by a noise or sight. But someone should be out supervising to ensure your dog’s safety and to stop them
Read moreWe recommend that your dog eats half an hour to an hour before or after a training session with A+ Dog Training, especially with larger-sized dogs. Bloat (gastric dilation-volvulus) is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a dog’s stomach fills with gas, food, or fluid causing it to expand and twist, which can cut off
Read moreIf you want to enjoy walking and socializing your dogs, this is your perfect opportunity…because 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 with open sidewalks and lots of garbage cans
Read moreCar rides can be enjoyable when your dog is calm and comfortable. Let A+ Dog Training help you so your pack family can go on memorable trips together! Sign up at 209dogtraining.com/join-waitlist/ Happy Tongue Out Tuesday with love from Juniper and A+ Dog Training.
Read moreIf your dogs get possessive over toys, food, their human, or even the water bowl, A+ Dog Training can help you! Sign up on our waitlist for a free consultation. Happy Thirsty Thursday with love from Barney, Juniper, and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreColt & Ruger enjoy their morning walks with GiGi. Although it’s a bit rough for Colt (and GiGi) to wake up early and beat the heat, they also keep cool by finding the best paths with shade. Sometimes the neighbors’ sprinklers are on. A+ Dog Training is respectful and doesn’t allow dogs to walk on
Read moreBrushing your dog’s fur daily is a must – especially if you have breeds like a poodle or doodle. As autumn begins, the leaves will start to fall and the almonds will be shaken. Our dogs can track a lot of debris into the home. Brushing your dog daily will help with everyone’s allergies in
Read moreArchie and A+ Dog Training want to remind dog owners to be responsible while walking in their neighborhood as the season changes. Always bring bags for waste even if your dog “never” potties when they go for a walk. Accidents happen and being responsible is part of dog ownership. Keep your dog leashed and walking
Read moreKickHouse is holding another Women’s Self-Defense class. Saturday, August 24th 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. KickHouse (327 W Canal Drive) next door to LightHouse Family Church & Modern Warrior Corner of Canal Drive and Front Street in Turlock Cost is FREE (Wear comfy clothes and bring water. No shoes needed). STRENGTHENING THE PACK! Now that
Read moreIt’s that time. For those that have trained with us before, just remember the tips & techniques that we’ve given you to help your dog transition when your child goes off to college and the household dynamics change again. For those who find their dog reacting differently or displaying new, unwanted behaviors…A+ Dog Training can
Read moreCharlie & A+ Dog Training would like to remind you to take a minute and relax with your dog. Dog training doesn’t always have to be about Sit, Down, Stay, Come, or walking on a loose leash. Sometimes you just need to take your dog out to the park, pull up a chair and a
Read moreSummer camping trips are winding down. It’s time to take down our 4th of July decorations and dust off the pumpkins. The children are back to school and your schedules are slowly taking shape. If you are a current or former client of A+ Dog Training, we’d like to remind you that there’s an option
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Olive looks super cool as she beats the heat and gets ready to swim in the river with her life jacket. Some dogs don’t like to wear vests, harnesses, costumes, booties, etc. because it’s unnatural. But sometimes a life jacket or booties for the snow or hot surfaces is needed when taking your dog on
Read moreIt’s a Wonderful Wednesday when Tom gets kisses from Lottie! Lottie learned a lot from A+ Dog Training. She can go into her crate when commanded and enjoy it all on her own. She has harnessed her puppy energy and is learning to be a calm canine with manners in the house and while out
Read moreHappy Tongue Out Tuesday with love from Rosie and A+ Dog Training! Some dogs are fearful of slick or shiny floors. Instead of throwing random rugs on your kitchen floor and hallway, A+ Dog Training would like to help your dog gain the confidence to walk on any surface and feel comfortable and relaxed in
Read moreHappy Selfie Saturday with love from Juniper and A+ Dog Training! A+ Dog Training fully customizes your training sessions to meet your goals. That means that if your dog needs courage to jump into the car on their own so that you don’t break your back lifting them every time, we’ll be there! And if
Read moreHappy Tongue Out Tuesday with love from Joey and A+ Dog Training!
Read moreIf you want to enjoy walking and socializing your dogs, this is your perfect opportunity…because 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 with open sidewalks and lots of garbage cans
Read moreHappy Tongue Out Tuesday with love from Charlie and A+ Dog Training!
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