Dog Training, Performance & Art

On the Town in Fargo with a Pawsitive Vybe

Posted on June 2nd, by Ron Watson in Disc Dog Life. No Comments

We’ve been on the road for almost two weeks now and we’re setlling in here at Pawsitive Vybe Fargo. We’ve been chilling with the dogs, working and training in Abby’s new training studio, and we’ve shot a bunch of cool video.

One of the special things about hanging here at PVybe Fargo is that during the week we can take the dogs to the bar to chill out and do some serious public access.

In this video Harpyr, Ska, Dojo & Rokalele accompany Apryl, Abby & Ron to the Empire Tavern and do a bit of partying, PVybe-style.

About Ron Watson

An accomplished dog trainer, dog sport coach and dog behavior expert, Ron Watson of PVybe spends every minute he can collaborating with dog lovers all over the world.
Specializing in canine performance, learning theory and behavior, Ron along with the fabulous Apryl Lea, run real world and online seminars as well as personal training, clinics, and Hangouts.
He lives to talk dogs, so go ahead and ask Ron a question via our contact page, Facebook or on Google+.

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