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04/06/2026

Who needs toys when it’s ?! 😅😂

04/05/2026

In this video, I see a puppy who is happy, excited, and eager to engage! But… Something keeps stopping him. Something keeps distracting him. Can you guess why!? 🤪🥰

04/04/2026

lol why is he beefin’ with his snacks 😂😂

04/02/2026

04/01/2026

Crate training isn’t about forcing a dog in a kennel and making them deal with it. It’s about teaching them the crate is a safe, comfortable place to relax.

We focused on meeting his needs first with mental stimulation (training) and exercise, then built positive associations with the crate every step of the way so he could start to feel secure instead of stressed.

It’s not about shutting the door and hoping for the best, it’s about setting them for success.

Learning takes time, but this is what real progress can look like in just 3 days 🤍

04/01/2026

Congratulations to brothers, Tank and Sully, on graduating their puppy classes today!! 🥰

03/30/2026

Join Expo for his first official training session!

The night he came home we started working on his name/recall and sit, but we didn’t start any real training until making it back home to Louisiana to give him time to adjust and bond with us.

This cutie is doing so well in his tricks and manners already! watch out, I have a new star for y’all coming right up!! 🤪

Overall, I’m quite pleased with his drive and I think he’ll make an exceptional partner in crime for Symphony!

03/30/2026

This tiny terror is fitting in just fine 😂 he keeps attacking everyone’s tails and thankfully all the dogs are tolerant and think it’s funny when he does it

03/29/2026

Some other Lupines out and about interacting with crowds 🥰

03/29/2026

I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to attend Global Pet Expo and to have been able to represent Wolfdogs on such a large stage. It was an honor to advocate for this breed in front of thousands of people from all over the world and to contribute, even in a small way, to education and understanding.

One of the biggest takeaways for me is how much these dogs are capable of when they are given structure, patience, and training that meets them where they are as individuals—not just as a label or breed type. Wolfdogs, like all dogs, are not one-size-fits-all. Their success in environments like this is built through consistent handling, trust, and knowing when to advocate for them.

Symphony and Astrid both attended with me, and the difference in their confidence levels was very clear. Astrid is naturally more outgoing and confident in social settings—she actively engages, solicits attention, and thrives in that kind of stimulation. Symphony, on the other hand, is younger, more reserved, and more aloof. She is still maturing and developing confidence in her own time.

Even so, she handled the entire experience beautifully. She allowed gentle interactions from many strangers and remained neutral throughout the event. She never showed fear—she simply chose to keep her space in moments where Astrid would have been happily leaning in for attention.

That difference matters, and it reinforces something I feel strongly about: advocating for your dog is essential. When you understand their thresholds and step in when needed, you build trust. And that trust is what allows them to navigate environments like this safely and successfully.

Both dogs represented themselves well, and I left the experience even more committed to continuing education around responsible Wolfdog ownership, training, and public interaction.

Also! Meet Expo! We adopted this sweet boy on Day 2 🥰 he’s from a rescue in New Orleans 😂 funny how we went all the way to Florida to find a dog from home.

03/29/2026

Symphony woke up bright eyed and bushy tailed this morning, ran to my GPE bags, and pulled this coffee wood chew out!

Ofc, I told her I had to get a picture of it before she could have it 🤣 safe to say, it’s and we’ll see how it hold up to her!