Positive Pets Dog Training is one of the highest-rated dog behavior training schools in the country.
The Confusing World of Context-Specific Behavior Many dog owners are shocked when their perfectly behaved dog at home seems to forget everything once out in public. At Positive Pets Dog Training in Boise, we see this all the time. A dog might sit, stay, and walk...
Boise’s Beautiful Chaos Living in Boise means being surrounded by endless dog-friendly spaces—parks, trails, patios, and events. While this makes for great bonding opportunities, it also creates countless distractions for your dog. A simple walk downtown can quickly...
The Link Between Dog Behavior and Human Mental Health When people think of dog training, they usually picture sit, stay, heel. But few consider how structured dog training can directly impact a human’s mental health. Studies show that a well-trained dog contributes to...
Start with Preparation Adding a new puppy to your family can be exciting, but it’s important to prepare if you already have a dog at home. At Positive Pets Dog Training in Boise, ID, we often work with multi-dog households to make these transitions smoother....
Socialization is essential for raising a dog who is confident, friendly, and well-behaved. At Positive Pets Dog Training in Boise, ID, we see how the right kind of early and ongoing socialization helps dogs make good choices when faced with new experiences. Without...
At Positive Pets Dog Training in Boise, ID, we believe that group classes are one of the best ways to set the foundation for a well-behaved dog. Group classes provide a supportive environment where dogs can learn essential skills while being exposed to distractions in...
Whether at a park, on a walk, or during public outings, dogs will inevitably cross paths with other dogs. These moments can be enjoyable or stressful, depending on how well your dog handles social encounters. At Positive Pets Dog Training in Boise, ID, we help dogs...
Common Behaviors That Stress Owners and Guests Dogs are naturally social, alert, and energetic—qualities that often go into overdrive when visitors arrive. It’s common for untrained dogs to bark nonstop, charge the door, or jump all over guests the moment they step...
Why Do Dogs Dart Out the Door? Many dogs develop a dangerous habit of running through open doors the moment they get the chance. While it might seem like excitement or curiosity, the root of this behavior often ties back to a lack of boundaries, impulse control, or...