Kates K9 Training

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I secretly love walking dogs for owners. I get to drift off in my own little world and I get to train everything I’m handling without having to say a word. When you are handling a dog, you are either training them or un training them. I really do not believe there is an in between. You are either making your pet better or worse. I do everything I can to leave these dogs better than I found them.

Another day, another doggo. This little guy (in the back) has a BIG personality and reacts to…well pretty much everything. The goal was to pack walk with Bam Bam and we hit that goal. It was awesome that they were chillin this close with no issues. We were asking them to just mind their business and not fixate on each other. Bam Bam is intentionally turned away and put in a down stay. He threw calming signals the entire time. He is a happy go, lucky dog that means no harm and shows that to everybody. We had to start 100 yards away from each other, but we ended feet away from each other and I was able to walk both dogs together. This took patience, and a hour of time, but we ended in a much much better place then we started.

The reason I mainly got into training was to keep rescue dogs in their homes (little man is a rescue ❤️) and to help foster dogs be successful and become adoptable. To help dogs get comfortable in their environment without stress or anxiety. Little man took some big steps today with his little paws. GO HARRY! And good job Bam Bam. 

My first Rover dog. I’m walking dogs as a little side gig $$ and because I know I can handle dogs that don’t walk perfectly. I’ll keep all my doggos safe, happy, and mentally stimulated. Reactive dog? No problem. Puller or leash biter? No problem. Old senior dog that needs to do his routine? No problem.