Redemption Dog Training LLC

11/30/2024

We adore this store so much! If you're in or around Farmington and haven't checked it out you should.

We’re gearing up for tomorrow’s Shop small business Saturday. Come on in for some great savings on treats, toys, clothing, and our handmade wooden signs. Thank you for supporting your local pet shop. 🐾❤️

11/27/2024

We've never done this.
If you reach out between today and Jan 2 and book at your meet and greet or discovery call, you will get 10% off your first service. This includes ALL programs and stand alone services.
Call or text 505-419-5336 or email [email protected] to schedule!

11/22/2024

I've been slacking.
Please welcome Jethro and Billie Jean to our brand new 'Walk the Walk' program.
This program is designed for owners to have more relaxing walks. We teach door manners and loose leash walking in your neighborhood during the visit. It's a great option for people who just want less chaotic walks.
A trainer comes to your house twice a week for an hour, and then you get the option of a half lesson or a short video every two weeks in order to transfer the skills your dog learns.
Contact us for more information at [email protected]

11/16/2024

I'm washing the covers of the dog beds and stacked them all up, and they seem to like it. 😂

11/11/2024

Please welcome Oliver! Oliver is starting our Everyday Dog Program to work on his overall confidence and then get him some solid obedience so he can get started as a Mould Detection dog. Isn't he adorable?

11/11/2024

Happy Veterans Day!
As a veteran owned business, we're proud to celebrate this day and will be donating 10% of profits this week to the local VFW.

10/31/2024

Why does dog training cost so much?!
Because most dog trainers are small business owners, and we pay for all of our own stuff.
Most dedicated dog trainers are constantly continuing our education at workshops, seminars, and on different courses, which adds up but is invested in the dogs we train.
Good dog training takes time, effort, and dedication.

We want dog owners to succeed, and in order to be there for you, we need to take care of ourselves as well.

Investing in your dog actually saves you money in the long run.

10/30/2024

Now accepting ALL CLIENTS!!! We're finally ready to accept in person clients as well as online clients. In person Farmington, NM to Durango, CO and online anywhere.
So glad to be back!

We use actual client or personal photos on this site because we want to be completely honest from the beginning and we believe real life photos do that best. While we are not professional photographers, these dogs have worked really hard and we want to show them off. For the most up to date informat...

10/30/2024

How do you keep your dog occupied when it's cold out?

10/29/2024

Let me reintroduce myself!
I'm currently serving Farmington to Durango so reach out if you need help with your dogs!

10/17/2024

We are now settled in Aztec, New Mexico! Feel free to reach out!

09/10/2024

Reminder! My last day of in person training is September 27. Get your last outings scheduled, get your lessons scheduled. After that I'm going virtual.
Little Bear and Frankie are getting in as many snuggles as they can before I leave ❤️

08/26/2024

It's National Dog Day!!! Show me your dogs!

08/23/2024

I always find it interesting that we consider showing a dog an alternate behavior a distraction.
Especially when it comes to things like reactivity.
We use 'distracted' so differently when it comes to people. You have a thing you're supposed to do and you get distracted by something you're not supposed to be doing.
Your dog is supposed to be taking a walk, sniffing, checking in, being mindful of where they're at on the leash, etc.
They get distracted by the other dog or the person.
You are in charge of getting them back on track. Reminding them what the task at hand is. Showing them and rewarding them for doing the right thing.

08/20/2024

Dog play has always fascinated me.
Like children they figure out rules and who likes what as far as play goes. Are we wrestling or playing chase?
My 3 do this just about every night. Each one takes a turn as the 'victim' and the other 2 adapting to that dog's preferred method of being said 'victim'.
D likes to be chased. Lilith and Furry enjoy wrestling.
I supervise, as I would children, because things can get out of hand in a second. I practice calling them off and cooling things down so they don't go too far.
They have 'safe spaces' they can go to if they need a break and I enforce those spaces.
If they get overly tired, I make them stop.
Healthy play teaches dogs so much.
The problem is lack of supervision and understanding about what is actually happening.
Too many people think their dogs are playing when they're bullying or being bullied.
Good play is a give and take.

08/13/2024

It's official. The last in person appointment in Denver will be September 26.
I will continue to have virtual appointments and I'm very excited for this new journey!

08/12/2024

Ruby is scared of mostly everything. So we're doing some day training to get her acclimated to the world. Yes I'm letting her sit on my lap today. When we first started she wouldn't come near me so I'm fine being her safety net right now.