Owner Harmony founded Pack Pawsitive after more than a decade working in the pet industry. According to her site, she built the Glendora business around the idea of combining positive, reward-based training with structured socialization and enrichment—aiming to help owners communicate better with their dogs rather than just teach commands.
The facility operates as a small-capacity center rather than a high-volume operation. Their site emphasizes low dog-to-handler ratios and intentionally small group sizes, which they say allows for individualized attention and early problem prevention. Programs include daily report cards with videos and access to a digital resource library, keeping owners connected to their dog's progress.
Their offerings follow a progression: a three-week Puppy School covers foundational cues, leash manners, and socialization with a group graduation. A Beyond the Basics program builds intermediate skills including heel work and basic agility. They describe their Enrichment Daycare as distinct from typical daycare, incorporating training reinforcement and mental stimulation activities rather than just free play. For graduates, a Training & Enrichment Club membership provides ongoing structured sessions to maintain skills—positioned as continuing education rather than standard drop-in care.