Woofs Of Wisdom Dog Training

07/29/2026

06/23/2026

Food is the best tool👏

03/19/2026

Who doesn’t love a little Pupdate?🤪🐾

I need to get better at posting on my socials but in the mean time, please enjoy some of my most recent clients being the best boys & girls🥰

03/04/2026

Taught my 11 year old girl how to “HEEL” in 1 week!
They are never too old🤗

02/19/2026

SO TRUE🤣

Def did NOT sign up for this 🫠😂

Follow for more reality checks when it comes to dog training

02/03/2026

I had to jump on the trend 🤪

02/03/2026

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After 28 years, pit bulls are officially welcome in Prince George's County, Maryland, today (February 2, 2026).

On November 28, 2025, the PG County Commission passed CB-97-2025, which:

🐾 Removed § 3‑185.01 from the county's Animal Control Code, which prohibited "pit bull–type terriers" from residing in Prince George's County,

🐾 Strengthens penalties against dogs that are deemed dangerous regardless of breed,

🐾 Allows people to register pit bulls in the county, and

🐾 Allows adoptions of pit bulls them from county animal shelter after meeting certain requirements.

Also going into effect today is a pilot program allowing previously banned pit bull-type dogs to be fostered from the county animal shelter, provided participants meet certain requirements.

While the bill does not completely repeal breed specific legislation in Prince George's County, make no mistake, THIS IS PROGRESS.

After 28 years and tens of thousands of innocent dogs euthanized in Prince George's County due the ignorance and fear-mongering created by breed discrimination, today marks an INCREDIBLY HUGE step in the right direction.

To learn more about the requirements to adopt or foster pit bulls from the PG County shelter, go to this link for details:
https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/departments-offices/pit-bull-type-permits

Thank you, Prince George's County, Maryland, for finally acknowleding there is no such thing as an "inherently dangerous" breed of dog.

Dogs are individuals, and ANY DOG, regardless of breed, can pose a danger in the hands of an irresponsible, reckless, or negligent owner.

01/29/2026

We do what we have to do for these babies because they cant. Forever grateful for this community🫶🐾