prana – refers to the energy that flows through our bodies at pranaDOGS we believe Dogs Rock! So we celebrate the energy that makes Dogs…dogs. To do this, we provide… Group Classes for basic and advanced manners and environmental proofing for service dogs Private in-home consultations for problem solving, post-adoption […]
Wondering what your dog needs to know to get by? pranaDOGS Top 10 Behaviors are what we train before passing our dogs through the Canine Good Citizen Test and evaluating them for Service Dog work. Remember training the dog what the word or cue means is only step 1 in […]
When solving problems that involve your pup, it’s important to factor in your dogs personality and any environmental impacts. All dogs are different – and taking those differences into account is one of the things pranaDOGS does best. We provide private training on all Core Competencies but unlike other trainers, […]
It seems like so many of our ‘dog issues’ we’re currently experiencing with untrained and unprepared Service Dogs could be alleviated by ensuring dogs have perfected their Advanced Manners before expecting them to do well in challenging settings. Everyday at the Humane Society someone says they want to adopt a […]
Dogs Rock! to us here at pranaDOGS so we work to ensure you feel the same way. Whether you’re hoping to teach your new dog basic manners or trying to stop your dog from attaching the UPS driver, we can help! We train people with their dogs through: Group Classes […]
Perhaps it’s because I spent years being a waitress where tips are not above and beyond pay, but your actual paycheck, that I have an attitude about tip buckets at so many establishments. But this constant attitude of deserving more for doing your basic job, annoys me. I notice that […]
Hey everyone, taking a quick 2 week break for LPCHS’s Annual Fundraiser: Bark and Wine. Hope to see you all there!
Does your otherwise great pup, loose his or her mind when they see a dog, skateboarder or delivery truck? If so, you have a reactive dog. Often these dogs lose out on activities with their people because they can be so difficult to manage, but it doesn’t have to be […]
