OLK9 Dog Training Blog

As the temperatures rise, many of us look forward to spending more time by the pool, lake, or ocean. For dog owners, this can be an excellent opportunity to bond with your furry friend in a new way—by teaching them

Socialization is a critical aspect of a puppy’s development, shaping their behavior and temperament for life. While interactions with other dogs are important, exposure to people during the early stages of a puppy’s life holds even greater significance. Here’s why

As the weather warms up and nature comes to life, springtime brings not only beauty but also the return of pesky parasites like ticks and fleas. These tiny pests can pose significant health risks to your furry friend, ranging from

As flowers bloom and pollen fills the air, many of us are familiar with the telltale signs of spring allergies in ourselves. However, what some pet owners may not realize is that dogs can suffer from seasonal allergies too. Just

As the season of renewal arrives, it’s not just our homes that could use a little sprucing up – our furry companions could benefit from a behavioral refresh too. Spring cleaning for dogs goes beyond just tidying up; it involves

Crate training is a cornerstone of dog ownership, promoting safety, comfort, and house training. However, some pet parents face the challenge of a ‘dirty dog,’ a term that refers to dogs who consistently soil their crates. This behavior not only

As a dedicated dog trainer running an obedience training business, I’ve spent countless hours observing, interacting with, and teaching our four-legged friends. One intriguing question that often comes up from dog owners is whether dogs know they are dogs or

Springtime brings a wave of warmth, blossoming flowers, and outdoor adventures. However, it also introduces several hazards that can pose risks to our furry companions. As dog training experts, we’re here to guide you through keeping your pet safe from

At Off Leash K9 Training, Georgia, we understand that your dog’s reactivity isn’t just a nuisance; it’s a call for help and understanding. Reactivity—characterized by barking, jumping, and leash pulling—often stems from fear, anxiety, or overexcitement rather than aggression. It’s