Pawsitive K9 Behavior School

In April of 2023, my wife and I got our first dog together a two year old mixed breed rescue. We were in love immediately but soon started to notice that our girl got overly reactive when walking by or meeting new people and animals. While it wasn't aggressive in nature it was something we felt we wanted and needed to address. So the search for the perfect training fit began. We first reached out to Pawsitive K-9 Behavior School after seeing them on social media and reading the client reviews. It was obvious to us that we made the correct choice as soon as we talked to Bridget and had our meet and greet with Maureen and Luke! We immediately felt at ease and they took the time to answer all and any questions we had. The training videos of them working with our dog are easy to follow and extremely informative. We could see the dedication and patience it took to get her to where she is and the changes in her behavior is amazing! It hasn't even been 3 months since the team at Pawsi...

Three months ago, after another awkward “I swear he’s friendly - he just looks aggressive!” conversation over my anxious, barking dog, I decided enough was enough. My one-year-old husky rescue was no longer a puppy, and some of his habits were becoming personality traits. I had completed two rounds of group obedience training with him, but it just wasn’t working - in any new environment, nothing seemed to stick. I decided to seek better help. Enter: Bridget, Maureen, and the rest of the Pawsitive K9 staff. From the very beginning, they were my immediate support system. They saw my dog for the love bug that he really is, and helped him and me work through his flaws and anxieties. They set us up so by Day 1 we knew exactly what to expect, and every day I could actually see a difference. I chose the 10-day package, because I knew Bowie had a tendency to get comfortable in specific settings and had a hard time applying what he learned in new situations. I wanted him to have multiple o...

Bridget has been so helpful with Freeda. She is in Great Pyrenees rescue of Western Pa, and has some behavior issues. She is an Anatolian Shepherd/Great Pyrenees/Samoyed cross with resource guarding issues, no leash manners and was out of control. She is now well on her way to being a completely different dog and is IN LOVE with her trainer. On training day all she has to hear is Bridget is coming and she will sit at the window and wait. What a difference her training has made. She is now enjoyable to walk and is improving with ALL of her manners thanks to Bridget.