Hi this is Atlas! I took my mom‘s phone and typed this! I’m making my Christmas list and want to know what my friends’ favorite interactive toys are so that I can ask for them from Santa Paws! Have you tried a Kong or a snufflemat? What about a treat despenser? I might want all of those if my mom will get them for me but she said I had to ask my friends first! Thanks, Atlas ❤️🐕‍🦺🎅🏼

So I took my girl to the doctors today and she did absolutely wonderful I’m so proud of her she ignored people calling her and talking to her and I was shocked that i passed by two parents that explained to there kids about service dogs and how important they are while a lady was trying to distract Harley so I looked at the mom and said thank you 😊 you have no idea how many people don’t know how to no talk or look at service dogs lol 😂 but here’s a video of her heeling with out her leash oh mind you she was off leash all day at the doctors I’m so proud of her and she was alerting perfectly to the only thing was is she does walk to slow for me videos, and pictures of her

Not the greatest quality pics ever, but we put our twinning Christmas spirit jerseys on last night and took a few pics! Will get better ones once our tree is up, but I know I promised people these! And my mom bought him the Santa hat for his birthday lol

There’s this idea out there that “good dogs” or “well-trained dogs” shouldn’t be scared of anything… but that’s just not how real dogs work 😂 Every dog has fears. Even the confident ones. Even the goofy ones. Even the “nothing bothers me… oh wait, WHAT WAS THAT?” dogs. Fear is instinctual. It pops up out of nowhere sometimes — a loud bang, a weird noise, a new object, a cat that appears from the void. It’s just part of being a dog. 💛 The goal isn’t to make a fearless dog The goal is to make a dog who says: 👉 “Okay… that was weird… what should I do?” And that happens when you: - Notice the fear - Slow down - Take a moment to work through it - Show them they’re safe - Help them reset their brain instead of spiraling into “omg abort mission” mode This is how small startles don’t turn into big fears later. 🧠 When you work through fear with your dog, here’s what you build: - Confidence - Trust - Resiliency - A dog who thinks instead of reacts - A dog who can stay focused even when the world gets spicy 🔥😂 It doesn’t matter if it’s a vacuum, a skateboard, a plastic bag with too much attitude, or a random lawn ornament that looks suspiciously alive — fear moments happen to every dog. What matters is how we guide them through it. 🐶 Your daily reminder: Your dog doesn’t need to be fearless. They just need to know: 👉 “My human’s got me.” And that comes from training, communication, and literally just taking the time in those moments. 👇 Let’s make this fun — I want to hear from YOU! What is YOUR dog scared of? Big fears, tiny fears, hilarious fears — drop them below! Let’s normalize fear, celebrate progress, and help each other work through those moments so our dogs grow more confident every day. 🐾💪😊

lol when o say it doesn’t matter where I’m at or how far she’s is from me she’s always watching me lol or following me especially today I haven’t been feeling well at all and she just keeps her eye on me love this dog