Positive Interactions Dog Behavior and Training, LLC

Positive Interactions Dog Behavior and Training, LLC Our goal is to help make daily life with your dog or puppy easier. Specializing in leash reactivity.

Using positive, reward-based training, we offer private, in-home and on-line training options. Get help now by booking a consult:
https://positiveinteractionsdogbehaviorandtraining.com/book-a-session-or-package/

How to find the best dog trainer in your area.If you’re looking for help with your dog’s behavior, here are some guideli...
01/24/2026

How to find the best dog trainer in your area.
If you’re looking for help with your dog’s behavior, here are some guidelines to help you find the best trainer for you and your dog. Below are key points taken from a short video given by Dr. Lisa Radosta, DVM, DACVB. Watch it here, https://youtu.be/Wtiw8_xGVVA?si=ZGP5fvnW20K1ic52
• Certification from any of the following professional organizations:
o Karen Pryor Academy
o Academy for Dog Trainers
o International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants
o Pet Professional Guild
o Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers
• Experience plus skills.
• Positive reinforcement training methods based on most recent research.
o Doesn’t use fear or intimidation. (no prong, shock, or choke collars)
• Communicates with your veterinarian.
• Stays in their own lane. (doesn’t make medication or diet recommendations)
• Is learning from other professionals on a regular basis.

Contact Positive Interactions Dog Behavior and Training and schedule an interview to see if we meet your requirements.
https://positiveinteractionsdogbehaviorandtraining.com

Most of us feed our dogs dry (kibble) food due to it’s convenience and affordability. Even the best kibble can be lackin...
12/29/2025

Most of us feed our dogs dry (kibble) food due to it’s convenience and affordability. Even the best kibble can be lacking due to being highly processed and high in carbohydrates. Mary Straus, a pet-food researcher, recommends adding animal-source foods instead of plant-based grains, legumes, and starchy vegetables. Berlow is a list of suggested foods that can be added to your dog’s kibble. These added foods should replace no more than 25% of your dog’s daily calorie intake. If your dog has a medical condition, GI issues, or is taking medication, check with your veterinarian before making changes to your dog’s diet.
• Eggs – cooked egg whites are easier to digest than raw.
• Muscle meat – raw or lightly cooked. No bones.
• Fish- canned sardines, mackerel, pink salmon packed in water.
• Yogurt and kefir – no sugar or xylitol.
• Cottage or ricotta cheese-
• Canned pumpkin-not pumpkin pie mix.
• Cooked or pureed vegetables-carrots, celery, broccoli, zucchini.
• Fruit-small amounts of bananas, melons, pears, blueberries.

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Souderton, PA
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Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 1pm - 2:30pm

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