Pawsitive Dog Training — Local services in Fairbanks

We adopted a dog in April, 2020. She came to us as her 3rd home, and highly anxious and semi-reactive. She spent the first few classes barking. We’re now finishing our second set of classes and she doesn’t bark, is focused, greets everyone properly, and is more confident and less anxious. Man am I thankful for all of the work. Most of the class is training us to teach her and helping us learn her signals. We are so happy to have her and love her even with her anxiety, but it’s nice to see her be confident and successful in these classes! Can’t wait for more! Give them a try, but also put the work in outside of your class. 10-20 minutes a day makes a world...

Best place to go if you have a reactive dog. The amount of training time you get compared to the price is really good, and the training is specific to what your dog needs. Your dog gets to meet people and see new dogs in a controlled setting with the trainers so they can learn to be calm.

My rescue was very fearful of dogs and people when I first adopted her and the reactive dog class greatly improved her behavior around both. I was amazed at how much progress she made, especially going from being nervous and jumpy around strangers to being super...

The team at Pawsitive continues to work wonders with my reactive Dogo Argentino and teenage daughter. Around the time my dog turned 2, she became reactive with everyone that wasn't me, terrifying my daughter. I sent the dog away to an intensive board and train with another company and worked her for about 2 hours a day with no improvements in her reactivity and was terrified that I would have to get rid of her. Thanks to Pawsitive, I am seeing more and more of the dog she was prior to adolescence and improvements in my...