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At long last, we're absolutely thrilled to reveal the completely re-designed and vastly expanded Positively.com website. Gone is the difficult-to-read white on dark text, in comes the fresh new design and increased accessibility.
We here at the Positively team have been working for over a year to identify what was missing from the online dog world and develop the best resource for dog lovers around the world. The end result is a complete web-based learning, sharing and entertainment platform about the world of dogs and dog behavior. We're very proud of what we're launching today and hope that you will find it engaging, educational, and helpful while learning to harness the unique power of the Positively Community to help you and your dog live a happier, healthier life and change the lives of others around the world at the same time.
Swing by and check out the new site - we'd love to see you there!
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In celebration of the newly relaunched Positively.com website, Victoria is giving away free products to one lucky winner every day for the next two weeks!
Starting Sunday, July 20th, one winner will be chosen at random from among all those who have signed Victoria's new Positively Pledge since the website launch.
The Positively Pledge is a new initiative to drive awareness about the power of positive training and commit to a life free of force, fear or intimidation with our dogs.
Victoria developed the Pledge to bring together like-minded people from all over the world who are united in a belief that to develop and maintain healthy, balanced, fulfilling relationships with our dogs, we must commit to the Four Pillars of Positive Training.
How to Enter the Contest:
Simply sign the Positively Pledge before August 2nd, 2014. One winner will be randomly chosen each day for two weeks beginning Sunday, July 20, 2014. For more information click here.
There are all kinds of new features you will find on the new Positively website.
You can dig deep into the world of dog training, behavior, and wellness using our state-of-the-art ‘one click’ navigation menus at the top of every page on the site.
With the brand new Positively Media Center, you can find the most up-to-date training videos, web series, and questions answered by Victoria herself.
Our new Disqus commenting platform allows you to engage in conversation with other dog lovers on every page throughout the site.
Our mission is to change dog’s lives positively, through educating, engaging, and empowering, and it is our hope that this new website will do just that.
The Positively Media Center was designed to give you the most cutting-edge training videos, web series, and more—all right at your fingertips.
Check out the trailer for the brand new 'Arson Dogs' web series, which will be following arson dogs and their handlers through their rigorous training school and into the fire scenes where they work. Look for the first episodes in the coming weeks.
Victoria’s American Dog series and Teacher’s Pet series are two more great ways to learn more about training and the dog community. Learn how to teach your dog basic cues and how to deal with behavior problems with Teacher’s Pet, and travel the country to find some incredible dog stories with American Dog.
With the Ask Victoria series, Victoria will answer your dog training question live on camera!
And finally, the much-anticipated police K-9 series 'Guardians of the Night' will soon be available to watch in the Positively Media Center. You don’t want to miss this fun and exciting show!
Positively Contributor Sarah Lukemire hasn’t always been an expert dog owner. Just like the rest of us, her experience with dog ownership has been a journey and a learning experience.
“We’ve all been there, the day you bring home your new dog or puppy and they pee all over your floor, chew up something they weren’t supposed to and your find yourself suddenly questioning, “What did I get myself into!?”. I’ve done it, twice. But I can say that our two dogs are more than worth all the headaches they’ve caused (and still occasionally do).
Dog ownership is a learning process and for me, it was a little bit of a journey finding and discovering what I believed in as far as training methods, veterinary care and even the right food and toys for our dogs.
I"ll admit, before I knew better I've used a prong collar, let my dog run off leash in an open field or while we were on a hike and I even once believed that I had to be the "dominant" one for my dog to listen to me…”
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