Pawsitively K9

Pawsitively K9’s training philosophy focuses on creating a balanced energy to properly communicate with your dog. They utilize specific techniques to rehabilitate dogs and train humans to resolve unwanted behaviors, helping them live happy, balanced lives.

Their training plans are not one-size-fits-all; each plan is uniquely crafted for individual situations. They caution that these techniques should not be used to train other dogs without professional consultation, as misapplication could cause harm.

Pawsitively K9 is a dog training business dedicated to helping K9s and humans coexist happily and in a mutually balanced way within the home. They emphasize teaching owners how to “speak dog” to foster better communication.

A key differentiator is their extensive hands-on experience, having been surrounded by packs of K9s 24/7 in their home for eight years. They have also established a non-profit rescue, Pet Path, and have fostered over 535 K9s from their home in the last five years, which has provided them with deep knowledge of K9 behavior.

Pawsitively K9 is not tied to one specific training style or technique; instead, they continuously expand their education to apply methods that work best for each individual dog. Their passion for helping animals stems from their rescue work, where they observed many K9s being surrendered due to behavior issues that could be resolved with assistance, education, and guidance.

Their training philosophy centers on creating balanced energy for proper communication with dogs. They use specific techniques to rehabilitate K9s and train humans to resolve unwanted behaviors, aiming for happy, balanced lives for both. They also offer boarding services.

Accomplishments

Pawsitively K9 has eight years of experience being surrounded by packs of K9s 24/7 in their home. They have established a 501(c)(3) non-profit K9 rescue, Pet Path, and have fostered over 535 K9s from their home in the last five years.

Their education includes extending their knowledge with AKC Canine Good Citizen and Animal Behavior Institute, becoming certified for K9 training, and expanding their training on behavior modification.