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Peachable Paws, LLC

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Palisade, CO
Peachable Paws, LLC

We offer behavior and training services and paw-some Doggo content! 🐾

Tucked between the Grand Mesa and Mount Garfield in Palisade, CO.

We are surrounded by peach trees and lavender, offering a vast arena for your dog to learn, play & experience nature! We are small and appointment-based so we can focus on the dogs and their owners during training. When you arrive, please wait in your car until we greet you. Feel free to text or call to let us know you are here. Knocking on doors and opening gates is disruptive and unsafe. We would like to keep the dogs as calm and comfortable as possible.

12/03/2024

Today's lesson: Even if it's chilly outside, we still make time for play!

12/03/2024

This senior continues to surprise me with her strength and bravery. At 17, she is one tough Princess!

11/27/2024

Merlin is working on building confidence
in his new home❤️

11/10/2024

Sunday morning coffee date with Velvet 😻
Hannah- still loving my cup you made!

08/31/2024

Thank you so much for supporting my small business!!!

06/25/2024

When looking for a dog trainer, there are several key aspects to consider to ensure you find someone who will meet your needs and treat your dog with the care and respect they deserve.

Certification: Always check if the trainer has any professional certifications such as CPDT-KA®, CPDT-KSA®, or CBCC-KA® from reputable organizations like the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers. These certifications indicate that the trainer has passed rigorous exams and has a significant amount of experience in dog training or behavior consulting.

Training Methods: It's crucial to understand the training methods a trainer uses. Look for trainers who emphasize positive reinforcement—rewarding the dog for desired behaviors rather than punishing undesired ones. Avoid trainers who use punishment-based methods or equipment that can cause physical or emotional distress to your dog, such as shock collars or choke chains.

Experience and Specialization: Consider the trainer’s experience, especially with any specific issues you want to address or goals you have for your dog, such as basic obedience, agility training, or behavior modification. It's also beneficial if the trainer has experience dealing with dogs similar to yours in terms of breed, age, or temperament.

Observation and Reviews: If possible, observe a class conducted by the trainer to see how they interact with the dogs and their owners. This can provide insight into their training style and how the dogs respond to them. Checking references or reviews from previous clients can also offer valuable information about their effectiveness and reliability.

Personal Interaction and Communication: Before making a decision, have a conversation with the trainer. This can help you gauge their knowledge, professionalism, and the way they communicate. A good trainer will be patient, articulate, and respectful, taking the time to explain their methods and answer any questions you might have.

By taking these steps, you can ensure that you choose a dog trainer who is well-qualified and a good fit for both you and your dog. This approach will help foster a positive and effective training experience.

06/20/2024

Summer days with these boys bring me joy!

06/04/2024

Peachable Paws LLC is thrilled to be in the running for Best of the West 2024. 🐾✨⁠ Please support us by visiting the link below, then head to People, click Dog/Animal Trainer, and cast your vote for Laura Taylor - Peachable Paws LLC.⁠
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Thank you all so much for your support! 💕🐶⁠

Link to vote: https://www.gjsentinel.com/bestofthewest/ #//

05/16/2024

Oslo and Uffi are learning the ropes of polite greetings, acclimating to new faces like a pro. Here they are, saying hi to a Town of Palisade employee—part of their training to ensure they're always well-behaved around mail carriers, delivery drivers, and other visitors.

05/13/2024

Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible moms and dog moms out there! 🌷🐾

Whether you’re raising kids, pups, or juggling both, we celebrate your love, patience, and dedication. Thank you for nurturing the hearts and minds that make our world so special. Enjoy your day surrounded by love and wagging tails!

05/12/2024

Who needs a doorbell when you've got the best alert system on four paws? 🐶👀 These peeking pups always know who's at the door first!

05/09/2024

Even in a bustling park filled with playful distractions, Oslo keeps his eyes on the prize 🐾🌳. Our golden boy knows that staying focused pays off in the yummiest ways!

05/04/2024

Yo, I love you, Bro!🐾🐾

05/03/2024

Flashback Friday to a heartwarming day at BookCliff Vineyards with Underdog Rescue Moab! 🍇🐕

Lawson sharing some cuddle time with an adorable rescue pup, spreading love and joy one wag at a time.

04/27/2024

Happy National Tell a Story Day! 📚✨

We love stories that wag, purr, and chirp! Today, we're all ears for your tales—how did your furry (or feathery) friend come into your life? Share your pet's story in the comments!

04/25/2024

Join Laura Taylor, the founder of Peachable Paws, as she appears on Pet Party Radio with Teri Thomas! Tune into KAFM (88.1) at 12:45 today. They’ll be diving into all things Peachable Paws and discussing other tail-wagging topics in the dog world. Don’t miss this paw-some discussion!

Address

Palisade, CO
81526

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 6pm
Tuesday	7am - 6pm
Wednesday	7am - 6am
Thursday	7am - 6pm
Friday	7am - 6pm
Saturday	7am - 6pm
Sunday	7am - 6pm

Telephone

+19709301554

Website

https://www.peachablepaws.com/

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Videos

Today's lesson: Even if it's chilly outside, we still make time for play!

Teaching your dog to touch their nose to an object is an essential foundation skill called Targeting. Start in a quiet place with small treats ready. Lower your hand to their nose level, and when they touch it, reward them with treats and praise to mark the behavior you want to see. Next, introduce a cue word like “touch,” “yes,” or “target” and continue to reward them. As your dog gets better, practice in places with low distractions, gradually increasing the difficulty by adding more distractions and distance. This simple trick is versatile and can help in many situations, from walking nicely on a leash to greeting people politely, handling vet visits, and more. Training touch can redirect your dog’s focus away from distractions like other dogs or squirrels, build their confidence, and make walks more engaging. It also helps strengthen your bond and can be used to guide them into specific positions without physical manipulation. Plus, it’s a great way for both you and your dog to succeed right from the start! Follow us for more training tips! — A little about the dogs in this video: Kevin is a border collie/corgi puppy and this is his first training session. The second dog featured is Sammie, who belongs to Laura Taylor, the owner and creator of Peachable Paws. #dogtrainingtips #dogtrainingadvice #dogbehavior #targeting #puppytraining #dogbehaviorist #coloradodogtraining #coloradodogs #coloradodogsofinstagram #dogfriendlyco #dogsofinstagram

Uffi the mastiff pup, had his first debut at a public place on a leash! How great that in such a wild new environment with so many vibrant sights and smells, he was able to stay focused!