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SD Puppy Coach

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SD Puppy Coach

SD Puppy Coach Services include pet sitting, doggie daycare and new puppy training. I have 16 years of experienc

15/02/2025

Happy Valentines Day to the reason I have a successful business. This guy 👆makes me look Ike I do it all but in reality he is the foundation that I stand on . He has his own full time job but helps me every single day with cleaning, feeding, training and he’s my tech support ! (I need that every day😳)
But most of all he’s my rock and my soft place to fall when life gets a little bumpy. For this I am so grateful ♥️.

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas from our family to yours! We decided no 🎁presents this year. Our celebration would be a family trip where we spend a little too much family time together 🤣.

Our time together has been a priceless gift and our memories will last forever.

27/05/2024

This Saturday 6/1 at 9:30am. Please message me and I will send you the sign up link.

30/03/2024

I love when my clients understand that there’s not always a quick fix, and that most often they need to make the most changes themselves.

Six months ago, these dogs could not be near each other and had some pretty major fights even resulting in an injury. Their owners really took the responsibility and learned dog psychology and that they had to put in the work in order for their dogs to change and live a well balanced life. Were there challenges ? Yep! Lots of them. But they pushed through and now they are so much happier living the good life of peaceful calm existence!
So proud of you guys !💯🎉🤪

09/02/2024

At 4 months old Knox went from being neglected and flea ridden on a patio in Pacific Beach to being adopted by an amazing couple.
I knew this dog won the lottery when I met his parents because they called me right away and knew how important it was to lead him.

Now several months later he is living his best life going on lots of adventures. He loves his crate and walks beautifully on a leash. But at home he knows how to relax when those adventures are over and decompress 💪.

Cheers to all the people who bring home a dog and lead from day one 🥂. It’s people like you who deserve dogs 🤗.

19/06/2023

Happy Fathers Day to man who is everything to our family ❤️. We had an amazing weekend and had a extra special bonus with Reece here visiting.

11/04/2023

Now booking New Puppy 101 appointments.
Start off right from day one!
As a new puppy coach and trainer I offer new puppy training consults that specifically focus on new puppies. My consults cover crate training, potty training, creating a structured schedule, how to handle biting issues, house rules, manners and boundaries and how to correctly socialize your pup. It’s amazing how just a few changes or adjustments can make all the difference!
Nicole 619-254-7397

26/03/2023

Katana is an outgoing 3 year old who was just adopted by an amazing family. She also love kids so she landed in the right spot !

Katanas family called me the very first week to make sure they were doing everything they could possibly do to make their home her last and final home. Not setting a rescue dog up for success could mean this dog ends up back at a shelter or euthanized 😫.

Would you bring a stranger into your into home and them be around your kids unsupervised? Wander around your house and snoop through your stuff ? Get into your bed? I don’t think so! But you would be shocked at the amount of people who do this with a new rescue dog 👎.

Katanas family is committed to giving her the best home possible. The biggest take away I think they learned is that Katana needs structure to feel like she is a part of their family- not freedom to do whatever she wants. Also giving her a place to call her own and relax away from a busy household was key.

It was an absolute pleasure to work with Katana’s new family! She is one lucky dog who is going to be very loved ❤️.

17/03/2023

Koda, like all puppies , did not come with a manual. He has a wonderful loving family who thought giving him all the affection and freedom in the world was the right thing to do.

Koda has had 💯 run of the house since coming home at 8 weeks old. He was p*e pad trained so at 4 months potty training isn’t going so well 🙈. He is allowed to make his own schedule, steal food off the table while his family is eating, jump and bite the 5 and 9 year old and drag his owners down the street.

So this is about when I get the phone call for help 😜

Our puppy training appointment has now set Koda and his parents on the right track! Is it going to be easy? Nope! They are going to have a tough first week getting Koda adjusted but then things will smooth out.

✅no free roaming the house
✅ no more pen since he thinks it’s a place to p*e
✅keeping him in the crate vs the pen
✅keeping him on a schedule
✅using a leash to address unwanted behavior
✅structured play
✅waiting at thresholds
✅giving him the right amount of mental and physical stimulation

The structure and rules you practice with your puppy are safety and stability. Without them your puppy lives in chaos. Chaos leads to behavioral issues and a very stressful next 10-12 years.

Koda is a lucky pup. His parents are very patient and want to raise a well balanced pup🙌.

01/03/2023

Tonight at 5pm PST

26/02/2023

Have I told you how much I love my job?
It may be an actual job but it’s really so much more to me. Everyday I get to help people live better lives with their pups. This passion that some people call a job has made me me a very happy person. I have always loved dogs but let’s be honest-being a good dog trainer it’s more about loving working with people. So call me a dog trainer who loves people or a people trainer who loves dogs. But at the end of the day, dog training for me, is loving the people I work with and the connections I make each day❤️

21/02/2023

Join us for some live Puppy Talk!

I will be joining my friend and fellow dog trainer, April Sullivan of Bend Oregon, to talk about some of the most common themes where we see new puppy owners struggle.

Up this week:

⁃ The why’s and how’s of crate training
⁃ The Importance of having your puppy on a schedule

Please join us Wednesday March 1st at 5pm.

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20/02/2023

Just a reminder to get out and enjoy life with you dog!
Biking, hiking, swimming, paddle boarding , road tripping or just getting out for a walk can really change your mood and fulfill your dogs social and physiological needs.

10/02/2023

Would you believe me if I told you I came over to teach Coco how to do nothing?
The “nothing” was actually “something” very important called place training. She is learning that when she goes to her “place” she gets to completely and totally relax. She doesn’t need to worry about what her dad is doing in the kitchen or which cat just walked through the room. Her ONLY “job” is to keep herself in her place. This is a job that teaches a dog to self regulate and relax its body so its mind can follow.
A lot of dogs live in a constant state of arousal or hyper alertness always worried about what’s next. Coco gets easily overstimulated which causes her to bark, jump and bite her owners feet. Giving Coco a way to self regulate will lead to Coco making better choices. Those choices will make her mom and dads life with her much more enjoyable! When humans learn to nurture a calm state of mind in a dog they learn how much better life can be with a dog! 🎉

07/02/2023

Let’s talk about teaching a puppy healthy separation.

It’s not :

❌letting a puppy follow you around
❌letting a puppy sleep next to you all day while you work from home
❌letting a puppy roam around and dictate their own nap schedule
❌sleeping next to a puppy overnight
❌letting your new puppy hang out all day with your other mature dog
❌never leaving the house and/or leaving a human with a puppy at all times
❌letting a puppy take their long naps outside the crate
❌letting a puppy sleep on beds or furniture

It’s our responsibility to give a puppy structure and that means using the crate during the day for ALL the puppies naps. Puppies crave a regular schedule just like we do. A schedule provides a predictable routine. Just like us puppies get stressed if they don’t know what to expect . And that stress is what will lead to behavioral problems. When a puppy knows what to expect you nurture a calmer, happier puppy. A calmer, happier puppy means a calmer happier human!

Meet Zeus a 14 week old Labrador puppy. Zeus was adopted by a first time dog owner that is doing a fantastic job!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

07/02/2023

Last week I worked with Lucky, a newly adopted 4 month old Australian Sheperd. Unfortunately Lucky did not have much early socialization and is fearful and reactive to new people and dogs.
The key to Lucky moving forward is building his confidence and teaching him that the humans at the other end of the leash will be his advocate. The worst thing for a dog in this situation is to overwhelm and overexpose them to things too fast. Building confidence also means being able to manage his environment . This may include the human saying “No, you can not pet my dog.”
Building confidence is done by giving him structure and boundaries NOT by giving him copious amounts of affection and freedom. Bringing a new dog at any age home requires the human to lead and the dog to follow.

We worked on getting Lucky on a good schedule, place training, boundaries in the home, structured play, getting and staying off furniture and learning to use a leash. Lucky is lucky to have found an amazing family that will lead him in the way he needs to build his confidence 💪.

05/02/2023

I had a New Puppy 102 follow up appointment with 4 month old Blossom today. I worked with Blossom about two months ago when we did our new puppy 101 appointment. It was amazing to see that her parents have absolutely nailed everything I had taught them at their new puppy 101 appointment. The one thing they absolutely excelled at was conditioning her to the nasal leash. They worked with her a little bit every day until she was able to walk and tolerate the leash in the backyard and the front yard. It really paid off because today were able to do so much !💪
We worked on place training, boundaries, structured play and fine tuning her leash walking.
Follow up appointments are so rewarding because I get to see all the hard work the family has put in!🎉
The joy of follow up appointments is that I don’t walk into absolute chaos but get to see a puppy following all of the New Puppy 101 stuff like structure, boundaries and schedule which means we can get on to the good stuff !
Blossoms family gets an A++++++

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It’s been 20 days of pure joy boarding and training little 5 month old Olive ! We worked on so many things like leash walking, place training, socializing, calm around food, boundaries, rules and manners in the house and around other dogs. Olive was a little timid out in the big wide world at first -but WOW did that change!! We made learning fun and built her confidence. She is confident and calm and walks on the leash like a dream .

What is does socialization look like for a puppy? This was Gus‘s first field trip in the real world away from his home And neighborhood. We spent most of the time just sitting on a blanket at Seaport Village. We watched bikes, dogs, kids, ice cream trucks, fire trucks, people, birds and kites. The goal was to let him watch and observe at a distance while keeping him calm and relaxed. Did I let him meet new people ? Did I met him meet new dogs? Did I let him get close to distractions ? Did I walk him all over ? Nada. No. Nope! Gus is 4.5 months old and has already met new people and dogs in familiar social settings. The goal of socialization is about quality not quantity and slow controlled exposure. It’s teaching a puppy to be calm, first and foremost around distractions. Not letting them go up to lots of strangers, act crazy and get over stimulated. My goal of this first outing is to build trust with Gus and take the stress off of him having to make a bunch of decisions he’s not ready to make. On our next social outing he may meet one or two new people after he is calm and relaxed. Take it one step at a time with a new puppy! We need to rethink puppy socialization first and foremost as a calm peaceful coexistence around others in all environments and not always interacting with everything and everyone. Puppies should meet other people and dogs but at this age it should be in smaller controlled environments with people and dogs you trust. It should be after a puppy has practiced being calm and structured walking. Build the relationship with your puppy 💪When you are out in the big wide world YOU should be the most important thing to your puppy ! - - - #chulavistapetsitter #chulavistapetsitting #chulavistadoggiedaycare #chulavistapuppytraining #chulavistadogtrainer #eastlakedogboarding #otayranchpetsitting #otayranchdoggiedaycare #otayranchpuppydaycare #otayranchpuppytraining #otayranchpuppycoach #otayranchdogtraining #eastlake

Merlot loose leash walking!!! I’m so proud of Merlot’s ‘s mom for putting in the work and raising such an amazing puppy.

Where should your dog be when you are eating ? 1. Place training (not within 10 feet of you if possible ) 2. In the crate 3. Outside 4. In another room 5. On a leash with someone else NOT anywhere near you 6. Did I mention PLACE TRAINING? Dani’s family rocks !!! - - - #chulavistapetsitter #chulavistapetsitting #chulavistadoggiedaycare #chulavistapuppytraining #chulavistadogtrainer #eastlakedogboarding #otayranchpetsitting #otayranchdoggiedaycare #otayranchpuppydaycare #otayranchpuppytraining #otayranchpuppycoach #otayranchdogtraining #eastlakedogtraining #sandiegopuppytraining #eastlakepuppy #eastlakepetsitting #sandiegopetsitting #sandiegopuppycoach #sandiegopuppymoms #balancedtraining #powerloop #sandiegodogtraining #sandiegopuppytraining #leadershipoverlove #balanceddogtraining #balanceddogtrainer #balancedpuppytraining

Lucy wasn’t able to walk her little dog Charlie because he was out of control, pulling and reactive on the leash. Lucy and Charlie have been practicing and they are doing fantastic! But, the real work was his family working with Charlie ‘inside the house’ getting his rules, boundaries and manners in place. The relationship you have with your dog outside the home on a leash has a lot to do with the relationship that you have with your dog inside your house. Charlie no longer owns the house and his relationship with his humans is getting better everyday!

9 month old Harley learning clear communication and how to do a structured walk. Harley doesn’t need treats to overstimulate her brain. She needs a human to lead her so she can relax on walks 😁. 100 percent positive reinforcement training will always fail 🚫. ✅Balanced training 💯.

You know what’s amazing? When you work with a client and their reactive dog and then they put in the work💪. Training is everyday with your dog. Let me say that one more time 🗣 Training is EVERYDAY. Leash reactivity can take time patience but when you put in the work it sure pays off!

I am having a FANTASTIC time working with this dream team 🏆. Cosmo a 5 month old Australian Sheperd and Melissa his 10 year old human. One week ago Cosmo was walking Melissa and it was a hot mess 😫. Cosmo was also biting, jumping on her, demand barking and pushy with his feeding times. But now they are a team she is loving taking Cosmo on walks! I’m so impressed how this 10 year has stepped up to lead her pup🙌.

How does your Husky walk on a leash?! If it’s not like Max and it’s more like a sled dog yanking you down the street 😳 then you need to get a trainer. Walking your dog should be an enjoyable experience for you both!