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Positive Energy Dog Training More than just training! We focus on the emotional and mental wellbeing of your dog to get to the core of their struggles.

Changing the emotional response to their environment creates happy, well balanced dogs. The goal of Positive Energy Dog Training is to help bridge the gap in communication between dogs and owners to create strong, lasting relationships built on trust. I work with all breeds and ages, offering programs ranging from basic obedience to behavioral modification. In my board and training programs, your

dog will stay in my home as part of the family. I take in only a few dogs at one time to ensure each dog gets the attention they need with little downtime stuck in a kennel. I am also the only trainer so you can feel confident that the person training you is the same one who knows your dog’s personality and how to work with them. Board and train programs start at $900 for two weeks of training and increase in price by $300 per week for any additional time needed. I do not a list of programs by week because I tailor each program to the individual needs of each client.

05/01/2025

Linus working on some commands while we shop.

Linus’ owners want to be able to travel with him and take him everywhere they go. With him being our only dog in for tra...
03/01/2025

Linus’ owners want to be able to travel with him and take him everywhere they go. With him being our only dog in for training at the moment, we decided to take a day trip down to Savannah for some real world training. He did great, and had a blast getting out of his comfort zone!

The Rookery has great outside seating for dogs as well. Get out with your pups and enjoy this nice weather!
30/12/2024

The Rookery has great outside seating for dogs as well. Get out with your pups and enjoy this nice weather!

30/12/2024

Linus is working hard to overcome his anxiety and reactivity. Since he is still too stressed out in public to do the down command, we are not asking that of him yet. For now, we are focusing on his being able to calmly pass dogs and people in public and getting him more comfortable with commands at home.

Linus is going to take a of work, but this guy is going to be able to go everywhere with his family after training!

Georgia Canine Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc is a great rescue with some Poodles and Poodle mixes available if you like...
29/12/2024

Georgia Canine Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc is a great rescue with some Poodles and Poodle mixes available if you like the Doodle look and want to adopt.

This girl always makes us smile! Matilda is a young and wonderful girl. She came to us a mess (2nd pic), and we quickly realized the swan beneath the mess! Matilda is a 1ish year, 40lbs standard poodle. She is dog and cat friendly. She's super smart, lovable, and an all-around great girl. We would love to find a home for this angel of a girl. Share and help us find her that perfect home so she can start her year off right!

🐾interested in adopting from us now or in the future? Please read: our adoption procedures are a bit different from others. We have an application and application fee. Once an application has been submitted and approved, your application is on file and opens the door to current and future available pups. We recommend submitting applications if interested in adopting, regardless of a specific dog being available, as many of our dogs get adopted from approved applications before even being posted. Also, keep in mind that our sole intentions are to make adoptions successful! We focus on matching the best fit, which is not always the dog you are visually attracted to. If you are interested in adopting from us in the future, please PM or email us @yahoo.com for an application.

27/12/2024

Linus is a nervous guy who barks at everything. For our first trip out in public we are starting his walk by just sitting in the car and letting him observe the world. By doing this, we are starting his walk on a more calm note, and also letting him work his mind by observing without reacting. Once Linus has relaxed, we get him out of the car and do the same thing. This process can take a few minutes, or even an hour depending on the dog.

26/12/2024

Down/stay has been one of the hardest parts of training for Kermit because he is so clingy. Today we took it up a level and did some training at the dog park for distractions.

26/12/2024

Maggie’s first day officially off leash. She had a great time playing with Arlo, running, and getting to be goofy. Following commands with all of that freedom was a good challenge for her!

Maggie and Deek learning the art of doing nothing and wondering my I’m sticking my phone in the their face.
23/12/2024

Maggie and Deek learning the art of doing nothing and wondering my I’m sticking my phone in the their face.

The first part of training a dog is to build some trust. After a little over 24 hours, Linus is now getting in my lap fo...
21/12/2024

The first part of training a dog is to build some trust. After a little over 24 hours, Linus is now getting in my lap for cuddles. We will work on treat training for a little while longer before getting into some of the more challenging aspects of training.

21/12/2024

Maggie’s trip to Lowe’s today.

20/12/2024

Kermit is a bit obsessed with licking hands and doesn’t know how to stop. Today, we are working on only giving affection when he stops licking my hands and gives me eye contact. If he licks me hand I give him a verbal correction and wait until he stops and looks at me. As soon as he does, he gets the attention he wants.

19/12/2024

Maggie’s first trip to the mall and working around real world distractions!

18/12/2024

The first rule of Place: You stay on Place

You can wiggle around all you want to 😂

18/12/2024

We weren’t planning on Kermit’s first field trip to be in stores, but an unexpected rain shower changed our plans.

Our unexpected trip had a great outcome and this little guy did fantastic.

17/12/2024

Two of the major thing Deek needed work on was not jumping out of the car, and impulse control around children. Thankfully, the playground was busy when we got to the park today and we were able to have a great training session for his second trip out!

16/12/2024

New Maggie had her first lesson at the park this evening.

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Linus working on some commands while we shop.

Linus is working hard to overcome his anxiety and reactivity. Since he is still too stressed out in public to do the down command, we are not asking that of him yet. For now, we are focusing on his being able to calmly pass dogs and people in public and getting him more comfortable with commands at home. Linus is going to take a of work, but this guy is going to be able to go everywhere with his family after training!

Linus is a nervous guy who barks at everything. For our first trip out in public we are starting his walk by just sitting in the car and letting him observe the world. By doing this, we are starting his walk on a more calm note, and also letting him work his mind by observing without reacting. Once Linus has relaxed, we get him out of the car and do the same thing. This process can take a few minutes, or even an hour depending on the dog.

Down/stay has been one of the hardest parts of training for Kermit because he is so clingy. Today we took it up a level and did some training at the dog park for distractions.

Maggie’s first day officially off leash. She had a great time playing with Arlo, running, and getting to be goofy. Following commands with all of that freedom was a good challenge for her!

Maggie’s trip to Lowe’s today.

Kermit is a bit obsessed with licking hands and doesn’t know how to stop. Today, we are working on only giving affection when he stops licking my hands and gives me eye contact. If he licks me hand I give him a verbal correction and wait until he stops and looks at me. As soon as he does, he gets the attention he wants.

Maggie’s first trip to the mall and working around real world distractions!

The first rule of Place: You stay on Place You can wiggle around all you want to 😂

We weren’t planning on Kermit’s first field trip to be in stores, but an unexpected rain shower changed our plans. Our unexpected trip had a great outcome and this little guy did fantastic.

Two of the major thing Deek needed work on was not jumping out of the car, and impulse control around children. Thankfully, the playground was busy when we got to the park today and we were able to have a great training session for his second trip out!

New Maggie had her first lesson at the park this evening.

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