Arctic K9 Academy

09/12/2024

We will be doing CGC pre testing, run through September 19 starting at 6pm

Location TBD

If you are interested DM or text 907-830-4012 for mor information.
20.00 a session

09/04/2024

08/06/2024

06/17/2024

06/14/2024

I am opening up for new clients, consults, and lessons as well as spots in current classes!
I have some open availability for all options 🔥
🔥reactive
‼️basics
🔥Confidence building
‼️Puppy Classes
‼️group classes
🔥private lessons
‼️intro to detection
‼️intro to muzzle - coming in August

Contact here or [email protected]

05/20/2024

Happy dogs out on their walk on a beautiful day.
In need of dog walking?
Contact us here
Text 907-830-4012
[email protected]
For availability

05/17/2024

We are completely booked for pet sitting/home sitting through middle of September.
If you need anything over the Holidays please let us know .

Calendar fills up quickly
Contact us here, via text 907-830-4012 or [email protected]

05/15/2024

Welcome North Paw K9 Search and Recovery, a non-profit volunteer organization, was founded in 2016 to help fill the need for an urban K9 search & recovery asset in the Municipality of Anchorage and throughout the state of Alaska. Today, North Paw K9 Search & Recovery provides urban and wilderness K9...

05/07/2024

Please nominate us for the best in Alaska

https://www.adnbestofalaska.com/vote #/gallery?group=480909

Retail
Local pets services /supplies

Nominate an Alaskan business for The best of Alaska 2024 showcase!

05/03/2024

When you show up to your training location and find more than expected, you take advantage for training and photo ops.

We have group class all levels welcome 6pm every other Thursday.
Contact us for more info and locations .

04/27/2024

Thank you for the all the folks that have followed my images thru the years. It is what keeps me out there clicking away. If you ever need help finding a particular image just email me: [email protected]

04/08/2024

Great Alaska Sportsman Show

Some very tired girls after spending the weeeknd meeting/greeting show participants.

04/01/2024

Events that are coming up - dates and locations TBD

Muzzle introduction - mini workshop

intro to being handled at a vet or by rescuer - mini workshop

Intro to search and rescue - Q and A session

Kennel/crate introduction - any age

Let us know what else you may be interested in.

03/01/2024

11/09/2023

Heavy overnight snowfall has prompted road closures along the Seward Highway due to a combination of hazardous road conditions and disabled vehicles.

10/27/2023

Apollo - not to thrilled with our antics and Queen enjoying the antics. Out and About manners at Lowes ’s

09/28/2023

Update on 9/27/23:
Anchorage Police detectives have obtained felony arrest warrants for three individuals involved in the fake jewelry scam APD has been investigating since August. 42-year-old Alexandru Monalisa has been charged with Criminal Possession of a Forgery Device, Criminal Simulation, and False Information. 48-year-old Andrei David has been charged with Criminal Possession of a Forgery Device, Criminal Simulation, and Theft III. 34-year-old Sorin Caldararu has been charged with Criminal Possession of a Forgery Device and Criminal Simulation.

APD believes all three have left the state; their current whereabouts are unknown. Anyone with information regarding where they may be is asked to contact APD Dispatch at 3-1-1 (option #1) or 907-786-8900 (option #0). To remain anonymous, you may submit a tip online at www.AnchorageCrimeStoppers.com.

In the attached photo, Alexandru Monalisa is on the left, Andrei David is in the middle, and Sorin Caldararu is on the right. Should we obtain better quality photos, we will update them.

Law enforcement across the state of Alaska is still receiving reports of the jewelry scam in which several individuals are involved. Please continue to report any sightings and/or interactions with these individuals to your local police department.

APD Case 23-27522

Original on 8/24/23:
Anchorage Police are aware of a jewelry scam, happening in both Anchorage and Eagle River, that has been active within the last two weeks. The general premise is that a group of people will ask a citizen to buy their jewelry so they may use the money to get home. The scammers claim they cannot sell the jewelry themselves because they are taken advantage of as foreigners when they try to sell in a local store. The victim citizens learn the jewelry they bought is fake when they attempt to re-sell the jewelry. There have been approximately one dozen victims who have fallen for the scam thus far; the total loss has been in the thousands.

The suspects have been described as well-dressed men and women who appear foreign in both their clothing and speech. The suspects have approached citizens in parking lots; they have also been “broken down” on the side of the road and then they attempt to sell the jewelry to a good Samaritan who stops to help. It has been reported that the suspects become verbally aggressive when the citizen refuses to buy the jewelry. The suspects appear to use the same vehicle for a day or two before it is swapped out for a different one.

Police are asking for anyone who has been approached by the suspects (whether they gave the suspects money or not), who have not yet notified police, to do so by filling out a report online at www.AnchoragePolice.com. If you are approached in the future by the suspects, do not engage with them, but please call Police Dispatch at 3-1-1 (option #1) or 907-786-8900 (option #0) and report the suspect(s) current location so that an available officer may respond.

APD Case 23-27269