Otto helping us set up new bank accounts, since Pawsitivity is now officially a 501(c)3!

Otto waits patiently during dinner!

Practicing "stay" outside is hard! Today's distractions included a motorcycle, a mail carrier, neighbor children, and birds. But Otto did a great job!

Doing some practicing with Sarah and her boy!

Olaf is so happy to be in the classroom today!

All leashed dogs are welcome at this wonderful Ace Hardware! Otto and Olaf were excellent shoppers.

Grady joined us for dinner and chapel at church tonight. He stayed calm even through raucous singing and clapping!

The @[247781869734:274:IRS] confirms that they are officially reviewing @[112611815546431:274:Pawsitivity Service Dogs]'s application for 501(c)3 status! Yay!!!

Sharing Neurodivergent Narwal’s post: Catherine CarrTotally love this!! I have dealt with autistic children and this is so true!! Interestingly, acceptance is the same with training dogs....lots of people don't recognize their needs in both children and dogs. Sometimes neither will vocalize their wants or needs, people need to be aware there are other levels of communication. Mar 16, 2018, 2:22 PM

Letter to Premier Fence: Good afternoon, Just an update on Homer - he did GREAT traveling to Ohio, and is now all trained in with his handler, and doing wonderfully! Homer is such a smart, obedient, and gently boy...he is going to do so well! Attached is a composite picture of the week we spent out there. Homer's handler is so grateful for your sponsorship...and, by the way, your Premier-installed fence is doing amazing! Training the dogs, especially at the beginning when they often have vomiting or diarrhea problems and now they can race out to the yard through the dog door to the fenced-in area if they are in distress, is so much better now. Thank you, again, my friends at Premier Fence - your generosity has been so helpful and appreciated!