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Every dog has a story, and sometimes those stories can take unexpected, unwanted turns...

Adopting a rescue dog is a journey for both the owner and the dog. While many owners dream of training a well-behaved dog to share their journey with, the reality is that it can be very difficult to deal with the previous trauma experienced by the dog.

At A Peaceful Pack, we understand that every dog we work with is unique, with their own set of challenges and personalities. Some issues may be specific to a particular breed or brought on by trauma, while others may have been trained into a dog.

They say you can't teach old dogs new tricks. At A Peaceful Pack, we've proven that theory wrong time and time again. Our team has worked with countless older dogs to help address and transform lifelong behavioral issues. 

Understanding how your dog functions is the first step to any effective training method. Whether your dog is constantly anxious or easily...

Understanding how your dog feels in specific environments is essential to building a healthy and trusting relationship with your pup....

Planning Your Pet's Perfect Stay As we get closer to the holidays, you may be planning your family gatherings, celebrations, and even...

Taking your new puppy home for the first time is an exciting and unique experience that dog owners cherish. While it is great to enjoy...

Unfortunately, too many pet owners in Tulsa find themselves with a dog struggling with behavioral issues that can be annoying, chaotic,...

Is your dog struggling with obedience issues or not responding to simple commands? It could be because they haven’t had the consistency...

Your dog doesn’t have to be a source of stress or chaos around your home. While it may be easy to attribute your dog’s actions to...

We all love our dogs as if they were our own family and enjoy the time we spend with them; however, there are many times when we need to...

Bringing a new dog into the family is often an exciting time that many people look forward to. However, some people quickly come to learn...

Let's Address the Elephant in the Room It’s summer. The kids are home. The house is louder. The routines are looser. And somewhere in the...

What Everyone Gets Wrong About Dog Socialization It’s summer. The weather’s nice. And your neighbor suggests, “We should do a...

The Problem You Didn’t See Coming Summer hits. Kids are home. Guests pop in. Doors open more times than the fridge. And suddenly—your...

The Truth About Tired Dogs You put your dog through reps, play, and training all day. You assume they’re wiped out. But at 9:30 p.m.,...

Your Dog’s Trained—But What Happens Next? Three weeks ago, your dog was jumping, pulling, barking, or biting. Today, they’re holding...

The dog is trained. Place holds are solid. Recall is reliable. Crate time is calm. You’ve done the reps, the pressure work, and the...

We’ve all heard it: “My dog just needs to run it off." “If I take him to the field for 30 minutes, he’s wiped.” “She’s wild because she...