All Paws Deserve Adventure

I haven’t introduced myself for a while!
Hello, I’m Georgia and I am the owner and operator of All Paws Deserve Adventure.

For those who don’t know a lot about me, I am 29 years old (30 this year in October!) and raised in the tri-cities for those 29 years. A true lover of the mountains, forests and animals.

While I have always loved animals, I hadn’t ever thought that dog walking would be my career. I had wanted to be a vet when I was younger. Helping hurt and sick animals sounded like superwoman’s job. But I would get so very sad whenever I would be around an injured animal and I knew that my heart would not thrive in that career/industry.

I found myself searching for a new path after leaving my old career. Instinctually I turned to taking care of friends and families dogs. I fell in love. With the learning, the training, listening to their needs and seeing pups thrive.

I dove into learning and All Paws Deserve Adventure was born.

The company name came from my deep belief that every dog is deserving of adventure. But every dogs version of adventure is different! Some small paws think that our neighborhood walk is a big adventure deserving of hours of sniffing. And some big paws feel the need to run through the trees and scour every log for squirrels.

We celebrate 3 years of service April 1st 🎉🍾

I have the ethical philosophy in dog training and service of reward, support and bond. In the industry, it’s coined R+ or positive reinforcement. I believe in using Fear Free techniques to provide an atmosphere of safety, autonomy and choice for dogs to be able to communicate to the best of their ability and live in harmony in our human world.

Oh! If I haven’t mentioned by now, I specialize in fearful, reactive and anxious dogs! It’s my deep passion.

I love being able to provide exemplary care to my clients (fur and human) and support them in their goals to build a better, stronger relationship with each other. Working through the daily and big struggles of dog and human communication.

Looking forward to meeting many more of you guys & your pups in 2024
G

Is your dog reactive on leash but doesn’t display the same behaviour on leash? This is a good look at why!

Happy Mothers Day! This goes out to all the moms, step-moms, foster moms, aunts and second moms, mother-in-laws, grandmoms and the women of the community supporting moms. And dog moms.

Being a mom is a hard job. It embodies so much aside from just raising a child. You are the default parent most of the time. You give yourself to your kids, even when your cup is empty. There are no days off and there is so much sacrifice. We see you. We support you & both your role as a mom and who you are as an individual.

Sending you so much love and appreciation on this day.

Happy Mother’s Day!🌸🐾