Positive Puppy Dog Training, LLC

Positive Puppy Dog  Training, LLC PPDT is the Wood River Valley’s premier private dog training and dog behavior consulting.
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Fran Jewell, Owner and Instructor is Idaho's ONLY Certified Dog Behavior Consultant through the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants - IAABC www.iaabc.org She is also a NADOI Certified Instructor, #1096. Fran has been training dogs since 1985 and began Positive Puppy in 1998. Positive Puppy is expanding its services to dog owners to include Canine Nutrition, which can be a large contributing factor to canine behavior.

08/15/2024
08/03/2024

For all the people that are against breeding of pure bred dogs and Only for rescuing...Please Read

"My purchase of a well bred purebred dog does not condemn another dog to death.
My purchase of a well bred purebred dog does not result in a rise in the number of shelter dogs.
My desire to have a dog with predictable temperament from a healthy line does not result in another dog not getting adopted at the shelter.
My careful research on the most responsible breeders who meet all requirements is not the problem.
It's not what you should be mad at.
It's not who you should blame.
I am not the one who irresponsibly brought these dogs into this world and left them in a shelter.
Responsible breeders aren't the ones bringing these dogs to animal shelters either.
It's my home, my life and my choice what kind of dog I want to bring in. Maybe I need a working dog, sport dog, show dog or just a companion dog of a certain breed that suits me best.
Whatever reason I choose to support a reputable breeder, it will not send a dog to its death.
A breeder who does health tests, temperament tests and titling of their dogs does not contribute to the number of stray dogs.
The number of stray dogs in the world is a problem, but it's not a problem made worse by reputable breeders or those who buy from them.
Your neighbor who gets a "purebred" dog without papers because they're cheap is contributing to the problem.
Your friend who spontaneously bought a puppy from Petland is contributing to the problem.
The person scrambling to pump out the hottest designer mix ASAP is contributing to the problem.
Your relatives who have to get their dog covered once, "so she can experience what it's like to be a mother" or because "she's such a good/cute/sweet girl" are contributing to the problem.
Your old school mate who bought a working dog with lots of energy without taking the time to research its needs and character who ultimately sees it doesn't fit his lifestyle is the problem.
A reputable breeder offers lifetime support. A serious breeder would never allow their dogs to end up in a shelter from the start.
It's understandable to be angry about the number of homeless dogs in the world, but if you look closer, you'll find that your anger is misplaced."

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07/31/2024

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07/31/2024

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07/18/2024

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07/17/2024
07/13/2024
Great presenters, great price, virtual attendance, for anyone interested in dog training or for professional dog trainer...
07/12/2024

Great presenters, great price, virtual attendance, for anyone interested in dog training or for professional dog trainers!

06/27/2024
I knew it was difficult for these dogs to cool themselves, but I had no idea until this image.
06/18/2024

I knew it was difficult for these dogs to cool themselves, but I had no idea until this image.

A picture is worth a thousand words...image credit International Canine Behaviorists

Excellent advice!!!
06/14/2024

Excellent advice!!!

Let's talk about this photo. It's cute, except it's not. I see a dog who cannot get up without telling the child to get off. How do you think a dog is going to do that?

The 7 Golden Toddler Dog Rules:
#1: If a dog walks away from you, you DO NOT FOLLOW.
#2: Always leave room for the dog to walk away from you.
---that right there is 90+% of dog bites eliminated---
#3: We do not climb on the dog.
#4: We do not grab or pull on the dog.
#5: We do not hit or throw anything at the dog.
#6: We do not touch the dog's food.
#7: We do not go into the dog's kennel.

I promise these are not overly difficult concepts for littles, nor will they rob a kid of their bond with the family dog. It will deepen that bond, while keeping everyone safe.

"Oh, it looks like Moose is walking away from you. She is saying she wants a break. Let's play with this instead!"

"It's Moose's dinner time! Let's give her space to enjoy her yummies."

"That is Moose's room(kennel) and only she is allowed to go in there."

"If Moose wanted a break, could she walk away from you right now? No she really couldn't. Let's move away from the play house. You can keep playing but now she can leave when she wants a break."

In conclusion, ***parent your child or your dog will do it for you, and you will not like how they do it.***

Please!!  Stay away from all livestock guardians!!! They are working dogs just like like a service dog!
06/10/2024

Please!! Stay away from all livestock guardians!!! They are working dogs just like like a service dog!

It’s that time of year again to let everyone know….

Just a friendly reminder to those that may not know.

There are sheep on the mountain. This means they are usually accompanied by two or three guard dogs (often Pyrenees). These dogs are not pets, they are not lost, and they are not starving. Yes, that includes puppies which are often times raised with the flock. The dogs are fed and cared for by a nearby shepherd that leads the flock around the mountain.

Let them do their job and protect their flock. The dog may walk or stand in front of your car if it perceives you as a threat.

In the state of Wyoming this is theft. The sheep herders wouldn't take too kindly if they found their dog had been brought to an animal shelter by someone. (Picture for reference).

06/06/2024

These are the kinds of things a great breeder does with their puppies!!! ❤️❤️❤️

My latest article in Eye On Sun Valley.  I hope you enjoy it!
05/18/2024

My latest article in Eye On Sun Valley. I hope you enjoy it!

I’ve been training dogs for 35 years now, professionally for 25 years. Prior to that, I did my shar.... READ MORE

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