Hey there, dog lovers! With years of hands-on experience training pups of all breeds and temperaments, I’ve seen the good, the bad, and the downright chaotic when it comes to socializing dogs. Today, let’s tackle a hot topic: dog parks. They sound like a fun, easy way to let your dog run free and make…
Hey there, dog lovers! With years of hands-on experience training pups of all breeds and temperaments, I’ve seen what truly builds a strong, obedient bond. Today, we’re tackling leashes: why short, fixed 4-foot ones crush retractable leashes for effective training and safety. Retractables might seem convenient, but they often lead to chaos. Let’s dive in—short…
Hey there, dog lovers! It’s Off Leash K9 Training in Georgia. With years of hands-on experience training pups of all breeds and temperaments, I’ve seen firsthand what works best for building a strong, obedient bond between dogs and their owners. Today, I want to dive into a hot topic in the dog world: flat collars…
From Atlanta’s bustling suburbs to the quiet trails up in the North Georgia mountains, I’ve seen it all. Folks don’t just wake up one day and decide to call a professional obedience trainer like us—there’s usually a story behind it, often involving a mix of frustration, love, and a dash of desperation. In this blog,…
Georgia summers are no joke—swelteringly humid and often pushing 90°F or higher. As a new puppy owner, you’re probably excited to get your furry friend out and about, but the heat can turn good intentions into dangerous missteps. At Off Leash K9 Training, Georgia, we’ve seen countless pups and owners struggle with summer challenges. Here…
When you hear “off-leash training,” you might picture a dog frolicking freely in a park or backyard, responding perfectly to your call. That’s part of it, sure—but the real magic of off-leash control with Off Leash K9 Training, Georgia goes far beyond the great outdoors. Most dog owners miss a key piece of the puzzle:…
I would say at a minimum, half of the dogs that visit Off Leash K9 Training, Atlanta are showing behavioral issues due to lack of exercise (physical and/or mental). This is not necessarily the owners fault. Most of us can not possible walk or run far enough to wear out our high energy pups. But…
I cringe every-time my clients start a sentence with “So we were at the dog park!” At best they say how annoyed they were that no one was paying attention to their own dog and some dog kept mounting theirs… But more often than not such and such happened resulting in a dog fight. Now…
I believe the hardest thing for my new clients to remember after the first lesson in Smyrna or Peachtree City is all the functions on the remote. While I would rather you remember as much as you can about the actual dog training instead of the minor details such as how to turn the remote…
