Families and Dogs

Creating a harmonious family unit where everyone can be happy, safe and thriving.

Pawsitive Living Dog Training is here to help!

At Pawsitive Living, we understand the importance of creating a harmonious environment where dogs can coexist comfortably with babies and kids. Through the use of the Family Paws Program we have a comprehensive approach that focuses on building positive relationships between dogs and children, ensuring a safe and happy family dynamic.

Our training methods are rooted in patience, consistency, and compassion. Through structured exercises and personalized guidance, we teach dogs how to interact appropriately with babies and kids, promoting mutual respect and understanding.

During our training sessions, we address common challenges such as excessive barking, jumping up on children, or guarding behaviors. We provide practical techniques to help your dog overcome these obstacles, while also instilling confidence in both you and your furry friend while maintaining a safe environment for all.

Alongside teaching your dog vital skills for interacting with babies and kids, we also educate parents on how to supervise interactions and recognize signs of discomfort or anxiety in their pets. By fostering open communication between all family members – human or canine – we can prevent misunderstandings and promote a strong bond built on trust.

Join us today on this journey towards creating a harmonious family unit.

**Training Options for Pawsitive Results**

Coaching: We'll teach you how to train

This option is best for families that want to be involved in the training of their dog. We work together to implement a training plan through the use of weekly homework and in-person training lessons.

Investment:

$200 for the initial consultation

Review of the intake questionnaire
1 hour in-person lesson
Creation of a customized training plan
Email support

$120/hour for following lessons

1 hour in-person lesson
Training plan/homework
Email support

Virtual Coaching

This option is best for families that have some experience training with their dog, dogs that might be fearful of strangers or that are outside of my service area.