Dangerous Waters: Why Your Dog Should Only Swim Indoors by Sheila Postotnik
Like most people, dog owners can’t wait for the great summer weather. After the cold and dreary winter months, it’s exhilarating to spend some long-awaited time outdoors with our canine companions. Though summers in Wisconsin [...]
A Great Investment: Learning to Massage Your Own Dog
In a few weeks, Dr. Cindy DiFranco will be returning to present her Massage Technique presentation and offer private individual lessons on canine massage. This will be Dr. Cindy’s third visit to Think Pawsitive. She [...]
Does Your Dog Love to Have You Reach for Them?
Why would one want to grab his/her dog’s collar? For safety, re-direction or to build drive to name a few reasons. One of the games we teach in our foundations courses is the Collar Grab [...]
Winter Blues with an Older Dog
Having an elderly pet is very challenging – especially in the cold winter months. Todd and I own a 15-year-old Golden Retriever, Winnie. She is blind and has very limited hearing. She can hear high-pitched [...]
Training a Young Agility Dog
Hi, my name is Rippa. I am a 16-month-old tri-merle Australian Shepherd. On January 25th, 2014, I ventured out to my first UKI agility trial to test out my skills in an actual trial. I [...]