Goode Paws Academy

03/05/2024

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11/03/2024

The reality is, unwanted pressure, bullying, scuffles, fights, and out-and-out attacks teach dogs that other dogs aren’t safe, which cause many dogs to become proactively aggressive and/or reactive…because they learn to see other dogs as risks to their safety…an “I’ll get you before you get me” mentality takes hold.

PS, for multi-dog homes, much of the above applies as well. If you’re allowing your home to be a micro version of a dog park or chaotic daycare where pressure, bullying, competition for resources, scuffles and fights ensue, don’t be surprised if you have a home where dog fights are the norm.

28/02/2024

Bluey is loving this cooler weather!

14/02/2024

Snacks are my love language too Niko 💕🐾

05/02/2024

Happy 1st Birthday to sweet Cookie! 🥳

05/02/2024

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13/12/2023

13/12/2023

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13/12/2023

If you’re sending me a PM on here please send it to my personal account Catrina Goode. Messenger isn’t allowing me to switch to my business account to check messages. Thx

09/12/2023

PSA 📢📢 Puppies and kittens need a LOT of time, training, and love, and they come with long-term financial responsibilities. Do NOT recommend getting them as gifts for your loved ones without their knowledge. This is a big decision for any person because you are choosing a companion for the rest of the animal's life.

Every year people adopt puppies at Christmas time only to return them 1-4 months later or even a year later. And by then, they are not so tiny and adorable. And haven't been trained, developed poor behavioral habits, and now are much less adoptable. This means they will sit in the shelter, now in the large dog runs instead of the tiny puppy pits.

We want FURVER homes for our animals, not just homes right now. Do what is in the best interest of the animal. We would love for all of our animals to find great homes for the holidays, ones where we know they will be loved forever and be taken care of long-term.

08/12/2023

I see countless social media dog training “help” pages where owner after owner share the struggles they’re going through with their dog, and which they then proceed to list all of the politically correct, “science-based”, emotionally comfortable, morally superior, always positive-focused approaches they’ve attempted to use to remedy the issues…to no avail.

What’s wild is, they’ll share how long they’ve been at it, the money spent, the damages incurred (materially, physically, and emotionally), and they’ll proudly list all they’ve tried, almost as if it’s a banner, or a signal. Well, after all, it is a signal. A signal that says “I’m on the good team.”, “I’m one of the kind, caring, humane, smart, science-y ones.”

And every time I read these posts (don’t ask me why I torture myself), I’ll then read them to whoever happens to be close by—which is usually my wife or my team. (Sorry! 🤣) And then I’ll list all the incredibly obvious ways the owner could actually stop the problem—if stopping the problem was actually more important than feeling morally superior, emotionally comfortable, or belonging to the right group was to them.

Of course these suggestions I make would not only never fly on these pages, but even if they did remain, the chance that anyone would act on them would be an almost guaranteed zero.

Why? Because although these solutions would almost certainly solve the problem, they would most inconveniently not align with the current PP/FF ideology/cult/religion, AND they would involve countless interactions that these owners would find unpleasant, uncomfortable, unenjoyable—and morally unacceptable.

And so the issues, struggles, stress, and pain shall remain. Not because there aren’t solutions, but because real, honest to goodness solutions aren’t at all what any of these people are actually looking for. Solutions garner no attention, sympathy, or belonging—only chosen suffering, for dog and owner garner these prized benefits.

And so eyes and minds will remain closed and the suffering will roll on.

06/12/2023

Sunny & Santa 🎅

05/12/2023

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04/12/2023

Help find this sweet boy find his forever home💔

“My heart hurts to have to do this. And I’m going to be honest and say I will be VERY picky about this. We need to rehome MY beloved Buddy. He is a German Shepherd, five year old boy. We got him three years ago from the Dallas Animal shelter, and it took him about a year to fully open up to us. Which is one of the reasons I’m broken hearted to do this. Cause I know it won’t be an easy transition for him. But our circumstances are changing and unfortunately we won’t have room nor the appropriate land to keep him.
Anyways, I am looking for someone, or a family, that has experience with German shepherds, and or, has quite a bit of land. And is patient and loving.
Buddy is not aggressive, nor mean. He is however easy to hype up and he shows excitement with barking. He has the ability to jump up onto a fence and peer over it. So you’ll need a fence tall enough to keep him in. (He’s never jumped the fence on our watch. And he’s had the opportunity many times) When letting him outside ever, I have trained him to sit down while I open the door. And he knows that command.
He does pull on a leash. So no youngsters should walk him. He is use to grazing throughout the day, but I’m sure you could get him on a schedule for feeding.
I’m not looking to make a buck. But I am going to ask to see where he’s going. He does well with big dogs ( we have a Great Dane he loves) but tends to be a little too much for little dogs. He’s not a bully, he’s just too playful for them. He does not do well with cats, at all.
Please reach out to me if interested, and we can talk. I’m looking to transition him, not just give him up and not look back. My number is 469-678-1279.
(I will be checking with the animal shelter for the list of those who cannot adopt)”

25/11/2023

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23/11/2023

23/11/2023

Happy Thanksgiving from these 🦃s!

17/11/2023

Wouldn’t have it any other way ✌🏼

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09/11/2023

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01/11/2023

Such a good boy!!!

30/10/2023

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A dog embryo in the womb after 7 days of gestation ❤️
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04/12/2020

04/12/2020

Stoney ❤️‘s his Willa & Dash days!
🤫They have no idea about each other 🤣 Well...Dash might be catching on, it seemed like she could smell Willa & Stoney’s tracks from earlier🙈

05/10/2020

01/10/2020

🐾🎃 🍂O C T O B E R is here!! 🐾🎃🍂

Also,
Your last day to register to vote is Oct. 5th!
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09/07/2020

It’s nap time for these tired pups 😴😅