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Kenny G Dog Training

I love helping people and pets learn to effectively communicate with each other. Fun in home training
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06/09/2024

Ruff Ryders

05/30/2024

05/22/2024

Gordon feeling like a million bucks!

05/11/2024

Nubbs ❤️

04/21/2024

Combining obedience cues Look, Sit, Stay, Come, and Heel to go over Crate Training with a solid Stay!
Remember to mark the correct behavior with Yes!

04/09/2024

Happy babies 🐶

03/14/2024

Has daylight savings time affected your dogs this week? Are your dogs being a little more pushy/impatient? Seem a little more annoyed with you? It could be the time change. Dogs love their routines, and are great at communicating when it’s time to eat or go potty. 1hr is a long time when you’re hungry or when you gotta go. Thankfully most dogs adapt quickly to the new time, just like us humans.

03/04/2024

PeeWee

02/06/2024

A tired dog is a good dog!

01/31/2024

Let me know if you need help with your dogs.

01/21/2024

Harold is ready for training!!!

01/16/2024

Teaching the Heel position with Loose Leash

01/15/2024

Sam loves obedience training!

01/11/2024

The best order to train obedience Cues!

The best order to train obedience Cues 1. Look- Dogs are mainly visual communicators. They need to look at you to communicate with you.2. Sit- This is the fo...

01/01/2024

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Atlanta, GA
30308

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Monday	7am - 7pm
Tuesday	7am - 7pm
Wednesday	7am - 7pm
Thursday	7am - 7pm
Friday	7am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 7pm
Sunday	11am - 6pm

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+14047075308

Website

http://KennyGdogtraining.com/

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9 times out of 10 when I enter a new clients home. The dog jumps up on me and the client yells Noooo Don’t do that!!! I know I did my job when I leave a mentally tired dog because they had to use their brain. And as I walk out the door I hear the client saying Yes!!! 😃

Crate Training a Boston Terrier

Combining obedience cues Look, Sit, Stay, Come, and Heel to go over Crate Training with a solid Stay! Remember to mark the correct behavior with Yes!

The best order to teach these 6 obedience cues- Look – Is the most important Cue. Dogs are mostly visual communicators. They need to see you and your visual Cue for the best results. Sit – Is the foundation. A sitting dog isn’t jumping, leash pulling, or any other unwanted behavior. When you have unwanted behavior use SIT. LAY – Is the most stationary cue. It can help with calming a dog down and it helps with the next cue Stay Stay – Is a handy cue for when you need them to stay in a position. Combine it with Lay for best results. Come – Is Recall. This cue is extremely important when you need your dog to leave a distraction or danger and come to you. Heel – This is the best position for loose leash walking. They need to be beside you facing the same direction. The goal is to use Look to get them to keep checking in with you during walks and then looking ahead to see any obstacles. You should be doing the same. Constantly Looking at each other then looking ahead. Before they get too far ahead and pull leash Use SIT to stop them so you can get to Heel position and continue the walk without missing a beat.