All Dogs Allowed

03/21/2025

Only 3 spots left for our upcoming Dogs and Storks Seminar with &

If you or someone you know is expecting, this is an in person seminar jam packed full of information on how to acclimate dog and baby 🐶🍼

Come join us March 30th!

🔗Click the link in bio to register

02/25/2025

Let’s raise some moneeeeeey for Second Chance Pet Adoptions !!!

Votes count 5x for $1 just for today!!!!!

We are halfway through the original 2026 Triangle Dog Of The Year Calendar Contest benefitting 🔥

To stir the pot and the competition, today I am offering up FIVE votes for every $1 donated today only!

Let’s see how much we can raise today to help support homeless dogs and cats across the Triangle! 🐶🐱

01/31/2025

Congrats to our first Student Highlight of 2025, Sunshine ☀️!

Here’s what his humans have to say about his story:

“After many months of begging, we told the kids we would do a weekend “sleepover” with a local rescue organization to see whether they were really ready for a dog. If they were, we would look for a small, adult dog to adopt. Of course, everyone fell in love with the not-small, not-adult dog who came for a sleepover, and we adopted Sunshine, who is now a very energetic 1.5-year-old, 70 pound American foxhound/pitbull/husky mix.

He has been a sweet, curious, and playful dog since we adopted him, but we struggled a lot with regulating his arousal levels — he had no off switch, serious FOMO, and no impulse control.

If he wasn’t swallowing stuffed animals and socks, he was trying to play with our five year old and knocking him over in the process.

We got him into classes at All Dogs Allowed within a few weeks of adopting him and worked to use what we were learning with him at home. It has been a slow process, but after a little more than a year of work, he can lay down and sleep next to the kids on the couch, go on a walk that is calm and pleasant for all parties, return items he shouldn’t have without guarding them, and even focus enough to run an agility course.

None of these were skills he would have had without ongoing work with All Dogs Allowed trainers, and we are so thankful for all of the help in teaching him how to relax and be comfortable in his new home, and in his own body!”

We couldn’t be more thrilled at the HUGE progress this family has made ❤️

01/30/2025

Hello Everyone! It’s Nora, owner of All Dogs Allowed. It’s hard to believe this is even needed but I do feel the urge to clarify our position on what’s happening in our country. All Dogs Allowed is a place of inclusion for our staff and clients. We believe in climate change and science backed medicine. We do not support mass deportations or ending DEI initiatives. Healthcare and education should be accessible to all and women should have full autonomy over their bodies.

All Dogs Allowed will continue to be a safe space. We will do our best to keep supporting other like minded professionals and businesses and doing what we can to fight for equality across the board. If you are looking for ways to take action, think about contacting your local government to voice how you feel about new bills etc. Here is the contact information for North Carolina. Stay Safe

https://www.ncleg.gov/Members/ContactInfo/S

01/07/2025

Dreaming of being able to take your dog to volunteer around the community in hospitals, nursing homes, schools, or more? Then this is the class for you!

Throughout this course you will build the following skills over 6 weeks:

-Handling and Advocacy
-Situational awareness and proactive reactions
-Introductions and desensitization to medical equipment
-Working around Stranger and Guest visits
-Working around the town (field trips)
-Strengthening basic commands

This class is taught by a Certified Pet Partners Hander. The test is not included in the class but it can be arrange if you and your dog are ready to take it.

Class Info:

– This class is for any dog one year of age or older, who has taken previous foundational training courses. If you have taken training classes from another trainer in the past, please email – [email protected] – to see if you can jump right into Therapy Dog Class.

– Dog must have been in the home for at least 6 months

– Since spots go quickly, we require both pre-registration and non-refundable pre-payment to reserve a spot. This helps you (and other interested owners) know exactly which sessions are still available.

– This class meets weekly, at the designated time, for six consecutive weeks. Weekly attendance is required, although we do offer make up options if an unavoidable conflict arises during the class.

– We like to keep our class size small – so we limited it to six so that each team gets individual teacher attention and assistance.

– We’re sorry, but this class does not cover behavior challenges such as severe on-leash reactivity (barking, growling, and/or lunging at others while on leash), excessive barking, separation anxiety, confinement distress, extreme fearfulness of people or dogs, or aggression as these cannot be covered in a group class setting. If you are experiencing this behavior, please check out our private training options. This way, we can tailor a training program to tackle your dog’s individual needs.

🔗 Click the link in our bio to register.

SPOTS ARE LIMITED!

12/23/2024

We hope all of our clients, 4 legged and otherwise, have a happy holiday season❄️

See you all in 2025!

12/19/2024

Food is one of our favorite training tools!

But sometimes you might have a dog that doesn’t like what you have to offer.

One thing you can try is a doggie charcuterie board.

Offer different proteins that are available to you to see what your dog prefers.

Our day training team made one for Marlowe and found out duck liver is his fav 🦆

We offered a variety of treats:

Duck liver
Beef liver
Bison liver
Hot dog
Nudge grillers chicken
Minnows
Stella and Chewies bacon weenies
Lamb heart
Polka Dog Peanut butter
Evolve Jerky

Which treats are your dogs favorite?
SHARE IN THE COMMENTS 👇

12/06/2024

SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY!!!

3 more spots!

Click on the link in our bio to attend this in-person seminar with our friends

12/02/2024

We are loving this trend!

Let’s air some admissions in the comments below 😎

WE LISTEN AND WE DON’T JUDGE 🐶

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving to all of our little turkeys 🦃

We hope you have a magical holiday full of love and laughter ❤️

We are so thankful for YOU!!!!!!

11/26/2024

Have a safe and happy holiday from all of us at All Dogs Allowed 🍁🍁🍁

11/14/2024

ITS SCIENCE 😂😂😂

Leave the icon for what you think your dog dreams about most:

🌭 hot dogs
🧀 cheese
🥩
❤️ scritches
🐿️ flirt pole
🎾 toys

11/12/2024

Our friends at WCAC are auctioning off some pretty cool stuff! Check it out!

Want to support a good cause while shopping for a good bargain? Check out the FWCAC mini-auction. BIDDING CLOSES TOMORROW. Items include an automatic pet door, tickets to an NFL game, pet and human massages, a watercolor painting of your pet, pet pajamas, Chewy gift cards, liquor and much more! Get those bids in now.

The 2024 Friends of Wake County Animal Center Auction is now LIVE. You can find all the items in the following album: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.942443681246076...
A few reminders
1. To bid simply make a comment on the item you want with the amount you a bidding.
2. This time all items are PICK UP ONLY ( except the two chewy e gift cards), we cannot mail others items this time.
3. Please check the pickup times and dates to make sure you can pick up BEFORE you bid.
4. The Auction closes Tuesday November 12th at 8pm ( EST)
5. HAVE FUN!!

11/04/2024

Congrats to our Student Highlight, Waylon!

Here is what his humans have to say about his training journey:

“We adopted Waylon, a Catahoula Leopard dog, from Saving Grace in August 2023. He was four months old and had already gone from breeder to home to rescue. We also adopted a second puppy, Kodiak, at the same time. While my partner had lots of training experience, this was new to me, and I wanted to pursue puppy classes to build up my own confidence. All Dogs Allowed was the perfect choice not only because of their location and positive reinforcement methods but also because of their values — the Pride Month fundraiser sealed the deal.

Though we knew Waylon had some fears and anxieties going in, it quickly became clear that we were going to need some additional help. Once we graduated from Puppy STARters with Candace, we met with Vicky for private training to work on helping Waylon with people in the house, outside distractions, and other fears. He also joined Cautious Canines day training with Vicky and Nora, spending more time building his confidence. Most recently, we’ve been doing nosework with Dave, who was the first man outside of his dad that Waylon was okay with.

Things with Waylon will probably always be a work in progress. We still have challenges, but we celebrate every victory, like him learning to calm down in the car (because he’s happy sniffing the outside air!), taking a walk with a happy tail the whole time, or being able to bounce back from a trigger. We’ve learned how to avoid trigger-stacking and how to read his body language. He doesn’t need to be as easy-going as his brother; we just want him to be the happiest Waylon he can be. And it does our hearts so good to see him with his ADA family, learning new skills, confidence, and how to be a dog — and how to be loved by other people.”

We are so proud to be a part of all of your lives ❤️

10/28/2024

Group 2 of 2!

Thank you to our 13 spooky costume entries 👻

🎃 COMMENT below the number of your favorite costume!

🎃 Voting will continue through midnight October 31st

🎃 Winner will be announced Nov 1st!

10/28/2024

Group 1 of 2!

Thank you for our 13 spooky costume entries 👻

🎃 COMMENT below the number of your favorite costume!

🎃 Voting will continue through midnight October 31st

🎃 Winner will be announced Nov 1st!