Paws the Attitude, LLC

22/10/2025

Wonderful post on how you can enrich your dogs life through scent 👃(why can't they have a cute dog nose emoji lol)

22/10/2025

"Be consistent, not perfect."

Dogs don't need perfection, they need consistency. The same cue, tone, and follow-through each time helps them learn faster and with less confusion. It's better to be 80% consistent than 100% perfect once in a while!

17/10/2025

Stockton Animal Shelter Finds Strep Zoo in Facility

“The Stockton Animal Shelter, with the help of our testing partners, has found a case of Streptococcus Zooepidemicus, also known as “Strep Zoo” within the shelter population.

As a result, the Stockton Animal Shelter is taking immediate action to ensure the safety of our animal population at the Shelter and in the community. All stray intake and adoptions will be temporarily halted for the next 14 days, 10/17/2025 through 10/31/2025. The Animal Shelter will reopen for normal business hours 11/1/2025. During this time, we will also be doing a full, thorough disinfecting of the facility to prevent any further spread.

If you find a stray animal during the closure, here’s how you can help:

• Post flyers in your neighborhood.
• Share the found pet on social media and community pages.
• Contact Stockton Animal Services at 209-937-7445 to schedule an appointment to bring the animal in after the quarantine period ends.

Our top priority is the health and safety of the animals in our care and our community. Thank you for your understanding and support during this time.”

17/10/2025

16/10/2025

When I first met Maisie, her excitement got the best of her... she’d jump and mouth her mom whenever someone came to the door. It left her mom feeling unsure about how to handle those moments.
Now? These two have been putting in the work! We’ve been building Mom’s confidence and Maisie’s patience, and it’s paying off. We are seeing calmer greetings, better focus, and teamwork that shines. 🌟

11/09/2025

🐾 Remembering the 9/11 Working Dogs 🐾

As we reflect on September 11th, we honor not only the human heroes, but also the more than 300 working dogs who served at Ground Zero.

These dogs searched through rubble, guided rescue teams, and brought comfort to exhausted first responders. They worked tirelessly alongside their handlers, offering hope when it was needed most.

Some became legends: Bretagne, the golden retriever who searched tirelessly and later became a therapy dog for survivors; and Sirius, the loyal police K9 who gave his life that day. Their stories, and those of so many others, remind us of the incredible bond between people and dogs—a bond built on trust, devotion, and love.

That same bond is alive in the dogs who share our homes today. While they may never face the rubble of a disaster, their loyalty, comfort, and joy remind us daily of the gifts dogs bring to our lives.

Today, we remember and honor those canine heroes, their handlers, and all the lives they touched. 🕊️🐾

08/09/2025

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05/09/2025

Are you the weak link? Lol

27/08/2025

Happy International Dog Day!

Share a recent photo of your dog in the comments ❤️

24/07/2025

"Catch me if you can" - Kamaji probably

23/07/2025

Life changes impact our dogs too 🐾

The past couple of months have been full of big shifts for me. My five year relationship ended 💔, I was in between living situations 🏠➡️❓, and I finally landed in a new place 🛋️.

During all that, training with my own dogs took a back seat. I kept up the basic structure and rules, but formal sessions just weren’t happening. I was stressed and they were feeling it too.

Now that we’re more settled, it’s clear they’re adjusting. We’re dusting off the cobwebs 🕸️ on things like threshold manners (waiting at the door before going out 🚪), learning the roommate’s cat is not a toy 🐱, and figuring out how to live peacefully with two new housemate dogs — a Dalmatian 🐶 and a Corgi 🐕. The integration process takes time, and that’s okay.

If you’ve been going through life changes and training has slipped through the cracks, I get it. It happens. You’re not behind. Your dog isn’t broken. You’re both just adapting ❤️‍🩹

If it feels like a lot and you’re not sure where to start, reach out. I’d love to help you create a doable plan that supports both you and your dog 💬✨

Photo tax of my dogs with their new housemates