A1 Positive Dog Training

A1 Positive Dog Training Positive Training = Positive Behavior About Us . And have competed in agility and obedience in AKC,UKC,CPE and USDAA.

I have always been committed to the animals that have no way of communicating to the average person and feel I can help bridge the gap between K-9 and the humans to help for a good relationship between both.I trained and showed my first dog 30 yrs ago. My dogs have earned their Canine Good Citizen and Therapy Dog International through AKC, plus they have earned numerous agility titles from America

n Kennel Club and Canine Performance Events.I am also certified to train and test dogs to earn their All Star Puppy Award and Canine Good Citizen from American Kennel Club. So people can take their pets to a nursing home or hospital or school and the list goes on to what great things the owners and pets can do for the community, not to mention the great feelings the handlers have in doing the right thing.I am currently studying to become Certified Professional Dog Trainer from the Delta Society which will enhance my ability to be better as I am always striving to do the best that I can do to help people and their companions get the most out of their relationships. Deborah Root

A1 Positive Dog Training would like to offer a judgment free place to come and learn to train/ work your dog. We can offer: clicker training, agility, obedience, tricks, scent work, as well as a safe place to learn how to handle being around other dogs and or people. We understand that not all training methods work for all dogs and people. Our goal is to have a safe, judgment free place to come to have fun and build a trusting relationship between you and your dog. At A1 Positive Dog Training you will have the opportunity to earn the Canine Good Citizen title through the AKC and/or a trick title (through Do More With Your Dog and the AKC's upcoming Trick Dog Program!). Your dog does not need to be a pure bred for these titles! We can also help you get ready to compete in agility and obedience. We would like to eventually hold our own “mock” agility, obedience and scent trials wiA1 Positive Dog Training would like to offer a judgment free place to come and learn to train/ work your dog. We would like to eventually hold our own “mock” agility, obedience and scent trials with placement ribbons.

Brody
09/05/2026

Brody

Booker
09/05/2026

Booker

09/04/2026
Good morning, I have the sweetest coffee partner this morning
08/30/2026

Good morning, I have the sweetest coffee partner this morning

Cheetah
08/29/2026

Cheetah

08/28/2026

Sugar and Cheetah

Educational post 🐾🐾🐾 DOG SAFETY ALERT — FOXTAIL & GRASS AWNS 🐾This is something every dog owner should be aware of, espe...
08/28/2026

Educational post 🐾🐾

🐾 DOG SAFETY ALERT — FOXTAIL & GRASS AWNS 🐾
This is something every dog owner should be aware of, especially if your dog spends time running through fields, tall grass or along unmowed areas.
Foxtail and other dangerous grass awns may look harmless, but once the seed heads mature, dry and harden, their sharp barbed pieces can become a serious hazard to dogs.
They can become lodged between the toes, under the skin, in the ears, eyes, mouth or nose — and can even be inhaled. Because of their shape, certain grass awns tend to move forward rather than backing themselves out, allowing them to migrate deeper into tissue and potentially cause infection, abscesses and, in rare cases, serious internal complications.
Watch your dog after being in tall or dry grass. Sudden repeated sneezing, pawing at the nose or face, head shaking, squinting, nasal discharge, limping, excessive licking of a paw or an unexplained swelling are all reasons to take a closer look and contact your veterinarian.
Prevention is much easier than removal. Keep foxtail-type grasses cut before they mature and dry, and check your dog's feet and between the toes, ears, armpits, belly and groin after time in tall grass.
🌱 The pictures show what these grasses can look like while green and as the seed heads mature and dry.
A little awareness can prevent a very painful—and potentially serious—problem for our dogs. ❤️🐾

Should be a great course
08/22/2026

Should be a great course

08/21/2026

🔐 Another Safety Upgrade at A1 Positive Dog Training & Boarding

We've added another layer of security to our facility!

In addition to the cameras already monitoring our property and kennel areas, we now have a security system providing additional monitoring of our doors and entry points.

When your dogs stay with us, their safety and security are always a priority — whether we're standing right beside them or the kennel is closed for the night.

A clean, safe and secure environment is something we're very proud to provide for every dog entrusted to our care. 🐾

Deb and Ludgie

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Concord, MI
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