Good Dog Spot

15/06/2025

Working on car chasing behavior.

26/05/2025

Hi All, this gorgeous boy is looking for a new forever home. He is the sweetest guy. He’s almost 2, so still an adolescent, and can get a little excited when meeting new people, but is really just a love bug with big emotions. He walks well on leash and LOVES his ball. Would do well with a large yard as he has spent most of his life till now outdoors. I’m offering free training for his new family to help get him settled to work on any initial teething problems. His name is Yuki. Please post and share as much as possible.

05/05/2025

Say hello to Butter! Butter is our newest Just Good Dogs puppy client and he is ready to break out and start learning. Have you ever seen anything cuter!? 🐶🐾❤️

02/02/2025

Spoil your dog rotten this Valentine's Day! Check out our Etsy store (link in bio) for a range of tasty gourmet Valentine's Day treats for your furry friend.

02/02/2025

LAST DAY to order Valentine’s Day treats ❤️🧁🦴for your best friend🐶 is Monday FEB 3.

Hurry to our Etsy page (link in bio), and get your goodies 🍰🧁💝today!

23/01/2025

🐾✨ Exciting News for Pasadena Dog Owners! ✨🐾Are you ready to transform your furry friend’s behavior? For ONE DAY ONLY, we’re offering **20% OFF** our **Initial Behavior Consultation** for first-time clients! 🎉📅 **Date:** Tomorrow, January 24, 2025 📍 **Location:** Pasadena, CA 🐶 **Who:** Exclusive offer for Pasadena residents!Don’t miss this opportunity to get expert guidance tailored to your pup's unique needs. Whether it's leash pulling, anxiety, or basic training, we’re here to help you and your dog build a happier, more harmonious relationship. ❤️✨ **How to Book:** Send us a DM to secure your spot! Remember, this offer is valid for first-time clients only, so take advantage of this special deal while it lasts!Let’s make 2025 the year of positive change for you and your canine companion! 🐕💖

14/01/2025

16/12/2024

Wow! This picture is from 2012 when I took Roxy, one of our client’s to have her picture taken with Santa.

14/12/2024

Baking Christmas Dog Treats and have some strict health and safety supervisors

25/09/2024

Playing with a flirt pole can be a great exercise in teaching impulse control around small prey such as squirrels and birds. The process is called ‘predation substitution’. Before you play with a flirt pole make sure your dog has solid stop/ start cues like ‘wait’ and ‘go’ so that you are not causing a lot of overstimulation by playing this game. A very important factor in making this game successful for your dog is to allow them possession of the toy/prey for as long as they need. Do not ask them to ‘drop it’ or try and wrestle it from their mouth. Give them time to feel successful in the completion of the prey sequence (orient,stalk, chase, kill, dissect). There will be a point where their attention is no longer intent on the toy and you can ‘trade’ for the lure and start the game again.