Pawsitive Steps LLC

04/13/2026

There is a delay with finalizing the spring group class schedule while we coordinate a surgery date around our boarding clients existing reservations and coverage for my aftercare and the pups and planned recovery time/temporary restrictions . We will post the schedule as soon as we have more information.
🐾Private lessons🐾 are available on the meantime. Please EMAIL or TEXT (if you are an existing client with my personal cell number) to schedule.

Thanks,
Becky

03/15/2026

Online ordering now available from our friends at The Natural Dog

03/04/2026

REMINDER FOR STUDENTS IN OUR WEDS PM CLASSES at The Natural Dog in NBPT:

Maddie Cole Concierge Vet Tech Services will be offering nail trims to our students in tonight's 6:30 Puppy K and 7:30 Family Dog I classes, directly following your class.

Payments accepted by CASH or Venmo.
Proof Rabies Vaccine Required (please bring a copy for her to keep for her records)

See you tonight!

02/17/2026

Pizza for pups? Yes, please!
Flatbread pizza, amesbury MA is helping our friends Sweet Paws Rescue with a yummy fundraiser! Take out available as well!

Join us tomorrow night for some pizza with our friends at Flatbread Company Amesbury! Throughout the night, Flatbreads will donate $3.50 for each large and $1.75 for each small flatbread to Sweet Paws Rescue, all you have to do is order and enjoy 🍕

As an added incentive, we'll be selling some of our favorite merch items throughout the night! We can't wait to see you all there 🩵

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Location: 5 Market Square, Amesbury, MA 01913
Time: 5-9 PM
Open to the public

02/12/2026

02/05/2026

Upcoming Low Cost Rabies & Microchip Clinics provided by Mitchell Animal Hospital, PLLC

02/05/2026

We are so honored to have Eden Zook share her amazing gift with us again.

During this 2-hour, in-person gallery style event will take place on Sunday, February 8th from 1pm to 3pm, at the No Monkey Business Dog Training event space, 2 Industrial Park Dr. Concord, NH. Can't make it to the live event?? No worries! You can still contribute by purchasing raffle tickets for one of 3 private readings!! The majority of proceeds to benefit Old Dogs Go to Helen sanctuary.

https://www.edenzook.com/events-workshops/animal-message-old-dogs-go-to-helen-fundraiser

02/05/2026

It's that time of year again. We will be collecting unopened jars of peanut butter and jelly through the month of February to benefit Our Neighbor's Table. With any donation AAH will be giving a free nail trim coupon to be used during any future appointment with doctor. (Coupon is for the nail trim only and doesn't cover the tech or dr fee.)

02/05/2026

*Mrs. Sandra Walker will be replacing Mr. William Craig* and there have been some adjustments made to the assignments of the Obedience classes in both Trial 1 and Trial 2.

01/23/2026

Attention couples & families!! I am partnering up with North Berwick Rec Dept to bring an amazing opportunity for Valentine’s Day mini photo shoots!!

This event will be a “pay what you can” event!

🗓️Saturday, Feb. 14th
📍North Berwick Community Center

Register for a time slot at the link beloww! If we get a high enough interest, we may open up some additional spots!! ❤️

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040A4DAAAA2DABF85-61742199-valentines

01/23/2026

With colder days settling in around Portsmouth and the Seacoast, we tend to see more rodent activity and more rodenticides being used around homes and garages. It’s a good time for a quick reminder about how dangerous these products can be for pets.

Rodenticides don’t just attract rodents. Dogs and cats can be drawn to them too, and even a small amount can cause serious harm, including internal bleeding, kidney failure, seizures, or worse.

Whenever possible, we recommend avoiding rodenticides and working with a local pest control professional instead. If you do use them, a few important precautions:
• Keep products locked away and out of reach
• Never mix rodenticide with food
• Hold onto the packaging or receipt in case it’s needed

If you think your pet may have been exposed, please contact Port City Veterinary Referral Hospital right away at 603-433-0056.

You can also call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 for immediate guidance.