Growl Studio

09/03/2026

Calling all dog fosters! 🐾 Join our "House 2 Home" sessions every Friday from 4:30-6pm for free support and training tailored for fosters and new adoptions. Just like Poinsettia from U CARE Project featured in this picture! Let's make the transition smooth and fun! Visit www.growlstudio.dog/classes-events for more info.

09/03/2026

Now Enrolling: Puppy Classes at Growl Studio

Give your puppy a strong start with our new Puppy Classes, designed to build good manners, socialization, and confidence in a supportive environment.

What your puppy will learn:
Basic obedience and manners
Positive, reward-based training
Safe socialization with other puppies
📍 Growl Studio, 2600 Hwy 28 East, Suite A, Pineville, LA
🐕 Ages: 8 weeks - 6 months
💵 $25/Class $150/6 Session Package

Spots are limited. Call (318) 704-0009 or visit growlstudio.dog to reserve your spot.

08/30/2026

Get your puppy off to a great start with Tiny Paws Academy's Puppy Prep 101! 🐾 Join our rolling-enrollment socialization class for puppies 8–14 weeks old. Our sessions focus on safe exposure to people, surfaces, sounds, and handling, along with crate training, potty basics, and bite inhibition.

Classes are held Mondays to Wednesdays, 5PM - 6PM. Perfect for new puppy parents looking to give their little ones the best foundation. 🐶✨

08/18/2026

Celebrate National Nonprofit Day with Puppy Yoga! 🐶🧘

Join us for a fun, beginner-friendly yoga class surrounded by adorable puppies. Relax, enjoy plenty of puppy cuddles, and spend the evening supporting a great cause.

Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot today! Get your tickets through our event on Share Cenla: https://bit.ly/sharecenla-puppy-yoga

✨ All proceeds from this event will benefit Pineville Animal Shelter.

08/18/2026

Yoga, puppies, and a whole lot of chaos! 🐶🧘‍♀️

Our Puppy Yoga event was full of puppy cuddles, happy faces, and plenty of adorable distractions. Thanks to everyone at Growl Studio, The Studio Yoga + Movement, and Pineville Animal Control who came out and made it such a fun day!

Want to support more local nonprofits? Visit sharecenla.org to discover nonprofit events, get involved, and find ways to give back right here in Cenla. 💙

08/18/2026

We had a blast hosting yet another Puppy Yoga! Bringing this together with our local adoptable puppies for the past three years has been a blessed road! Thank you for trusting us to host such sweet pups and great people. Hope to run another soon! 🐶💜🐶💜

08/14/2026

08/14/2026

08/13/2026

Only a few spots left! 🐶🧘‍♀️

Don’t miss out on Puppy Yoga for National Nonprofit Day! Join us for a fun, beginner-friendly yoga class, lots of puppy cuddles, and a day of giving back. 🐾💙

🎟️ Grab your ticket before spots are gone: https://bit.ly/sharecenla-puppy-yoga

✨ All proceeds benefit Pineville Animal Control
💙Thank you Growl Studio for providing the space!

02/05/2026

Bless your heart—your dog’s engagement account is running on fumes.

Matrix here is a perfect example of a high drive and beautifully engaged pup. He comes come by often for some extra deposits so he doesn’t go silly nilly on his family. So what is the engagement account and how does it help?

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Think of engagement as a bank account with your high-drive dog. Every meaningful interaction—training sessions, puzzle games, novel experiences—makes a deposit. Every hour of boredom and repetitive routine makes a withdrawal. And honey, most of y’all are overdrawn.
When that account runs low, behavioral problems emerge not from disobedience but from desperation. Your dog isn’t redecorating your couch because they’re spiteful—they’re broke and trying to make their own deposits.
These dogs need enrichment that challenges both body and mind, and variety matters—what stimulates on Monday becomes routine by Friday. They’re like toddlers that way, except with better teeth.
Your high-drive dog isn’t “too much”—they’re underutilized. When we channel their intensity instead of suppressing it, they transform from exhausting to extraordinary. So ask yourself: are you making deposits, or just withdrawals?