Dog's Day Out

Congratulations to Saturday’s Reactive ReDo grads: Dona, Dante, Ryder and Timber!!!!

PART-TIME JOB AVAILABLE:

INTERESTED IN LEARNING ABOUT CANINE BEHAVIOR?

We are a great “laboratory” for observing and learning about dog to dog interactions and behavior. Dog’s Day Out, dog day care and training facility in Ballard is looking for part-time help. Some basic knowledge on canine behavior preferred but a willingness and eagerness to learn is even more important. Great job for a trainer, animal behavior student, veterinary assistant or anyone interested in canine behavior, body language and dog-dog interactions.

Requirements:
● Be a responsible, self-starter able to work independently who is good with both animals and people.
● Be OK with cleaning; we are working with animals so, cleaning is a part of the job.
● Physically able to lift 50 #
● Live within 10 miles of DDO

We are currently looking for coverage Monday-Thursday shifts (1:30 pm to 6:30 pm) and vacation coverage. You do not need to take all of those shifts. $21.30/hour.

Send cover letter and resume to: [email protected] and [email protected]

Dog’s Day Out
www.dogsdayoutseattle.com

6733 15th Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98117

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Congratulations to Saturday’s Reactive ReDo graduates: Quincy, Basanti, Ben and Jax!!!

Calling All Teens! - https://mailchi.mp/63b5b007cc81/learning-playing-growing-in-2026-new-year-happy-dogs-8353694

“He’s so good with the kids… he lets them do anything to him.”

It’s one of the most common things we hear from families.

But here’s the question: Should they have to?

A dog who quietly tolerates climbing, hugging, grabbing, or being disturbed isn’t necessarily enjoying those interactions. Many dogs communicate their discomfort in subtle ways long before they ever growl—and when those signals are missed, both dogs and children are put at risk.

Our newest blog post, “Our Dog Is So Good, He Lets the Kids Do Anything to Him,” explores why this common belief can be misleading and how small changes can make a big difference in keeping both children and dogs safe.

💙 Read the full blog through the link in our bio, and let us know your thoughts in the comments!

🔗 https://www.familypaws.com/but-he-always-let-them/

Not sure what we will do next week without our Kid’s Camp Campers. Such an amazing week of tricks, games, nosework, agility and play! Way to go MJ & Millie, Zadie & Cooper and Matilda & Agnes!

Congratulations to Wednesday’s Reactive ReDo grads: Ava, Bernie and Rover who is not pictured because she had to miss the last class, but her dad came just to observe and continue to learn. Boogie stood in for her tho. Because both of these dogs were reacting on leash mostly because they are frustrated, we were able to practice “greet and retreat” with humans practicing keeping the leash slack. Easier said than done, but wow, what a success it makes when we can do so!

Congratulations to Tuesdays Teens & Tweens Jumpstart grads: Jasper, Almond, Violet and Alexis!!!