top of page
All Posts


June 25th, 2025
Training at Green Paws isn’t about perfection—it’s about building trust and communication so dogs can make better choices. From leash-free walks to managing reactivity, Addi shares how her upbringing shaped her training philosophy, and why respect, advocacy, and daily habits matter more than flashy commands. Herding, obedience, and off-leash freedom come together in a lifestyle rooted in partnership.

addi0691
Jun 25, 20254 min read


June 23rd, 2025
Green Paws was born from a personal need for safe, respectful dog boarding. After struggling to find a home-based option that could handle her own quirky pack, Addi built one herself. Green Paws gives dogs structure, care, and space to be themselves—especially those who don’t thrive in traditional boarding. It’s more than a service; it’s a place where dogs and people feel understood.

addi0691
Jun 23, 20252 min read


June 18th, 2025
After the loss of her father, Addi reflects on grief, identity, and rebuilding purpose through her dogs, her sheep, and her training philosophy. From daily calls across continents to the quiet connection shared in a field with her Border Collies, this honest piece explores resilience, working dog partnerships, and the power of choosing consistency, even when life falls apart. A story about loss, love, and leaning into the bond with your dog.

addi0691
Jun 18, 20254 min read


April 15th, 2025
Structure isn’t restrictive—it’s supportive. In this post, I share how routines help me manage the weight of running a farm, training dogs, and making hard choices. When life gets overwhelming, structure is often the only thing keeping me grounded. It’s not always graceful, but it works. If you’ve ever felt like you’re holding it all together with a thread and a to-do list—this one’s for you.

addi0691
Apr 15, 20251 min read


April 14th, 2025
What happens when we match our pace to our dogs instead of the other way around? In this blog, I share how wandering through woods, skiing through snow, or just being still with my dogs reminds me to slow down and be present.
From ADHD-fueled bursts of energy to finding calm on the farm, my dogs keep me balanced, joyful, and always growing as a handler.

addi0691
Apr 14, 20251 min read
bottom of page
