Service Saturday

Service Saturday

Spotlight: In Home and Off Site Training Training works best when it fits your real life. Our in home and off site training sessions are designed around your goals, your lifestyle, and your dog’s individual needs. Whether you need help with puppy foundations, obedience, behavior concerns, leash skills, therapy dog preparation, service dog training, or building confidence, we bring personalized training to you. Working in familiar environments and real world settings often creates practical results that carry over into everyday life. Available throughout the Milwaukee to Saukville service area. Reach out and let us help create a training plan built specifically for you and your dog.

Daily Dog

Daily Dog

Meet Sophie

Today we’re excited to introduce Sophie, one of our incredible ministry dogs!

Sophie is a 3-year-old Golden Retriever who completed our Therapy and Ministry Dog Training Program and now serves as a ministry dog with the Lutheran Church of the Prince of Peace. Through her gentle nature, friendly personality, and love for people, Sophie helps bring comfort, encouragement, and connection to those she meets.

Sophie stays busy with an active ministry schedule, making regular visits throughout the community. Some of her favorite stops include Kettle Moraine Gardens, Kirkland Crossings, Brookfield East High School, Froedtert Menomonee Falls Hospital, and many other locations where her presence brings smiles and support to residents, students, patients, staff, and visitors alike.

Whether she’s offering a quiet moment of comfort, helping someone through a difficult day, or simply brightening a room with her wagging tail, Sophie demonstrates the incredible impact that well-trained therapy and ministry dogs can have within their communities.

We are so proud of Sophie and grateful for the difference she continues to make through her work and dedication. Thank you for being such an amazing ambassador, Sophie!

Feature Friday

Feature Friday

Breed Spotlight: Labrador Retriever This week’s spotlight goes to the Labrador Retriever. According to the AKC, Labs are friendly, outgoing, and high spirited companions known for their intelligence and versatility. From service work and therapy visits to hunting, sports, and family life, Labs have a reputation for being eager to please and ready for just about anything.

Fun fact: Labrador Retrievers held the AKC’s top spot as America’s most popular breed for over 30 years. Interested in adding a Labrador Retriever to your family? Dawgs at Work proudly partners with Doggit to help connect families with ethically sourced dogs from reputable breeders. Reach out and let us help find the perfect match for your lifestyle and goals.

Daily Dog

Daily Dog

Today’s Daily Dog spotlight goes to Roger!

Roger is a 1-year-old Rottweiler participating in the Dawgs at Work Therapy Dog Program. His home base for work is the Brain Injury Center, where he spends his time providing comfort, companionship, and support to residents and staff. Roger has quickly become a favorite thanks to his friendly personality, calm demeanor, and willingness to connect with everyone he meets. Whether he’s sharing a quiet moment with a resident or brightening someone’s day with a visit, Roger is always ready to lend a paw.

Recently, Roger achieved an exciting milestone by earning his Canine Good Citizen (CGC) title with our team. This accomplishment reflects the dedication and hard work that both Roger and his handler have put into their training journey. We are incredibly proud of Roger and look forward to watching him continue to grow and succeed as a therapy dog. Way to go, Roger!

Thinker Thursday

Thinker Thursday

Try a simple “find it” game with your dog this week. Start by showing your dog a treat, tossing it a short distance, and saying “find it” as they go search. Once they understand the game, increase the challenge by hiding treats around a room, under objects, or in easy hiding spots throughout the house. This type of scent based thinking exercise encourages dogs to use their natural problem solving and sniffing abilities while providing mental stimulation and focus. Sometimes a few minutes of using the brain can be just as satisfying as a much longer physical activity session.