Devotions Dogs

- never had and won't support because of their DEI stance - but found it at (please don't screw this up Safeway)! Trying it today. All because of your fundraiser for !

Just listened to the wonderful Mu-Yin Molly Chen at the Washougal Library fundraiser. It's going until 8 pm. Head down and support our library!

So I had somebody tell me that they were going to nominate me and I thought it was interesting! No pressure, but if you found value in our time together please let them know.

Devotions Dogs

Devotions Dogs is happy to introduce Milo, our newest client! At 3 months old, this husky/german shepherd mix is giving his new family a run for their money. Before starting his perimeter training (so he stays on his land), we are working on leave it and drop it, as well as learning that humans aren't supposed to be chewed on! 😆

Positive only training where we focus on Training the Humans!
Reach out today to start your journey to full control and snag your 10% discount on all packages for January!

National Train Your Dog Month!! 🐕

Devotions Dogs wants to help you celebrate with a 10% discount to all packages purchased prior to Feb 1st.

This is positive only, private training where we are Training the Humans!

So if you have a new pup, or maybe one that's been around a while but has some habits you want to work on - let's go!!

Lol the laughter in the beginning! So us!

When networking events get corny, we go full TEAM mode! 😅 Visit us next week and see for yourself. #togethereveryoneachievesmore #cornymoments

Great advice presented by our 💡🐾

When searching for a dog trainer search the same way you would any other professional that will be teaching you.

1. They should do an assessment or meet-and-greet with you.
2. They should have great reviews, and some past successes that you can see for yourself.
3. They should have the qualifications that you desire. CCPDT, years of experience, a
breadth of experience and knowledge.
4. They should train in a way that you are comfortable with or are willing and able to show
you how to train in a new way that makes you feel confident.
5. They should be able and willing to answer questions you have in any way you need.
Visually, metaphorically, and practically.
6. Lastly, they should never expect you to pay for services without evidence of why.

This is the purpose of the assessment/meet-and-greet.

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Update on a known associate of the gentleman who calls himself 'Dog Daddy' a 'professional' trainer who abuses animals and calls it training.

Trigger warning: mentions dog abuse and shows clips of abusive measures to handle dogs.

We must keep pushing for regulation to avoid having these people call themselves professionals.

“Dog Daddy” Associate Arrested & Charged with Animal Abuse BREAKING NEWS - “Dog Daddy” associate Rich DuBarton has been arrested and charged with multiple counts of animal abuse in Mahwah, New Jersey. Rich is the own...