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Dog Coach Jon " Learn from the dogs and appreciate life the most."

28/02/2025

I had the chance to meet this stunning, tall, and beautiful lady—none other than the lovely volleyball player, Michelle Gumabao.

21/02/2025

02/02/2025

MEET & GREET WITH OREO! 😊

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank Dog Coach Jon for recommending us to Oreo’s fur parents.
Sir Jon, this is the second time na ini-recommend po ninyo ang Dumbo Daycare. It’s a great compliment that you trust us enough to pass our name on to your neighbors and clients. Please know that your referrals are very much appreciated. ☺️

Thank you and God bless🙏
Ms. Beth

28/01/2025

22/01/2025

It's Zion's day. 😊🐶

19/01/2025

Meet our new student GOHAN the Pocket Bully together with his Dragonball family. 😊

19/01/2025

Myuki (Jovi's mom) and Me at Eastwood City

22/12/2024

“Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Coach Jon, Jovi, and our pack!

This season, let’s celebrate the loyalty, love, and joy our dogs bring into our lives. May your holidays be as heartwarming as a wagging tail and as bright as a puppy’s eyes. Here’s to a new year of stronger bonds, better behavior, and endless adventures with our four-legged friends!”

21/12/2024

Merry Christmas to all my fans and friends, especially to my family. Lav yah ohl!!! 😁☺️😘 Jovi

17/12/2024

If you’re a Star Wars fan, you’re probably familiar with the Ewoks. Surprisingly, they’re no longer just fictional creatures—they seem to have come to life! In fact, there’s clear photographic evidence of an Ewok spotted inside a car.😅😂

17/12/2024

Bon Jon Jovi. 😁😍

17/12/2024

Paws & Clause
Maltese Grand Fur Meet
Eastwood Citywalk 4th floor
December 15, 2024

17/12/2024

Daisy, the Maltese, and her family attended the Paws and Clause Maltese grand meet up event, where she tied for first place in the most talented dog contest and was also recognized as the friendliest dog. ☺️🙏🏻

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It was unexpected, but Jovi and I joined other pet parents and their furry companions on stage, hoping to win the 30k prize as the darling of the press. #unleashpetgala2025

One of the segments in the Hallyu Hearts Pawmance Pet Event last February 15 was K-Date with Dog Coach Jon. During this session, I shared valuable tips on dog training, focusing on behavior control and management. To illustrate these techniques in action, I invited a volunteer—both a human and their dog—on stage for a live workshop. #HallyuHeartsPawmance #DogCoachJon #KDateWithCoachJon #DogTrainingTips #BehaviorControl #PetEventPH #DogObedience #PawrentsPH #LiveDogTraining #FurryFriends

Puppies are easier to train because they are more adaptable, have fewer bad habits, and naturally bond with their owners. Their strong food motivation, socialization phase, and lack of past trauma also contribute to smoother training. Training a puppy early leads to better behavior, a stronger bond, increased safety, easier management, and proper socialization. It prevents bad habits and provides mental stimulation, making life with your dog more enjoyable Ash is not even four months old yet and is already highly eager to train, which is a great advantage. #PuppyTraining #DogTraining #SmartPuppy #TrainYourDog #ObedientPup #HappyPuppy #DogTrainer #PuppyLearning #GoodDog #EarlyTraining

Meet Chichi, the powerhouse Ambull with a strong prey drive, working so well on impulse control with her dedicated owner! ⚡🐾 Like many dogs with high prey drive, Chichi's instinct is to chase anything that moves—especially her favorite ball. But instead of letting her instincts take over, her owner is guiding her through structured training, teaching her that patience and control bring even bigger rewards. Using clear communication, positive reinforcement, and a structured approach, they’re building trust and teamwork, proving that even the most drivey dogs can learn to pause, focus, and listen. Inspired by Mochi’s training video, this session highlights the power of consistency and the bond between dog and handler. Prey drive isn’t something to be ‘corrected’—it’s something to be understood, managed, and even used as motivation in training. With the right approach, a high-energy, prey-driven dog like Chichi can transform into a well-mannered, focused companion. Keep up the great work, Chichi and owner! Training is a journey, and you’re showing that dedication and patience truly pay off. 💪🐕🎾 #ImpulseControl #PreyDrive #AmbullTraining #DogTraining #GoodDogsInTheHood”

Mochi is extremely reactive, especially toward people. She quickly responds even to distant passersby, making it challenging for her owner to manage her when she becomes overly agitated. This reaction can be overwhelming for both the owner and those nearby. However, I leveraged Mochi’s strong ball drive to my advantage by redirecting her focus to the ball. I incorporated it into a game that kept her engaged and under control, even in the presence of unfamiliar people she usually sees as a threat. Our training focused on impulse control and desensitization, using both positive and corrective reinforcement.

In households with multiple dogs, competition often arises over resources, especially their owner’s attention. While some dogs may submit, others may assert dominance, which can escalate into rough play, aggression, or even fights. This typically occurs when there are no clear rules, boundaries, or limitations in place, and when owners fail to provide proper guidance and leadership due to misunderstandings in canine psychology and communication. The situation between the Shibas, Azuki and Kaye illustrates how dogs without proper rules and guidance can easily lose control while acting on instinct. When together, they become agitated, especially when competition or dominance comes into play, often resulting in aggression. To address this, they need to learn to focus on rules and manage their impulses while the handler maintains a calm and relaxed environment, ensuring they engage in activities under the handler’s full control. And establishing mutual trust and respect. Right Tools and Right Psychology.