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Holly Peacock's Dog Training

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Holly Peacock's Dog Training

Ready to have a polite dog? We can help! Holly Peacock’s Dog Training offers weekly private classe Hello Everyone! I have 11 years of dog training experience.
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Holly Peacock’s Dog Training is owned and operated by Holly Davis. I handle Board & Trains and leash reactive dog classes. Erika Wilson is in charge of my weekly basic obedience classes. We are both balanced dog trainers. My hours of operation are just when I am able to train. Always feel free to call of text to set up appointments or ask questions!

08/05/2024

Tucker, the golden retriever, recently boarded with me to work on loose leash walking and some mild leash reactivity. Tucker did amazing!

08/02/2024

Dutch, the Belgian malinois, recently stayed with me for boarding with training. He is a very sweet boy but definitely likes to play like a malinois.

07/31/2024

Leo, Oliver and Bruno became friends during their recent board.

07/29/2024

Millie did a good dog board and train back in May. She was such a fun little dog to train. Lots of energy and personality! In the beginning she struggle with distraction but ended up excelling with training.

05/15/2024

A friend is rehoming her dog. This is what her current owner has to say about her.

Her name is Luna! She is a Cane Corso/shepherd Mix (65Ibs) 4 years DOB Sept 2020. She is super sweet. She is a little bigger now. Like thicker just cause she isn't running as much. She has high ball drive but it was not a natural drive. It was built during our relationship. She is fully house trained. Has a great one and off switch. Does well in the crate but could also be left out with no issues. Great in the car. Loves other animals and kids. No history with cats.

If you are interested in Luna contact Torri Jolly at (910)987-3440.

05/06/2024

Jett’s introduction to heel.

05/03/2024

Isabelle was here for some boarding with training while her mom was out of town. We were working on cooperative care and recall.

05/01/2024

Roux and Emma Kate enjoying the beautiful day. Emma Kate had just got done sprinting as fast as she could around the yard. Roux was unamused by her her excitement.

04/29/2024

Mako typically comes to weekly classes to work on reactivity. This week he got to stay with me for a few stay and trains. Mako is a big silly boy who is a lot of fun to train. Mako’s favorite thing to do here is climb the A frame

04/26/2024

Jett is a 4 month old Labrador retriever puppy who just started our stay and train program. He loves his food and is very fun to work with.

03/25/2024

We always want dogs to feel like they are at home when they stay with us.

03/22/2024

Bo has been learning how to find deer antlers. He’s improving a lot and absolutely loves searching the fields.

03/21/2024

Rose participates in our stay and train program. Her owner mentioned that he was going to take her kayaking this summer so I’ve been working on improving her balance. She’s gotten so much better at stabilizing herself on a wobbly surface. Rose has been enjoying the new challenge!

03/16/2024

It was a golden takeover during spring break.

03/05/2024

Tucker is here for boarding with training. We are working on recall, place, stay, focus/engagement and not jumping. Tucker is a big happy boy that loves playing fetch and is doing great with training.

02/27/2024

Are you interested in becoming a certified pet therapy team? Are you getting a new puppy as the weather warms up? We are looking for eager volunteers to join our mission!
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Must be at least 1 year of age - calm around other dogs - excited to be loved on
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Below are some tips to work on with your puppy on to enhance your socialization.
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If interested, visit the Alliance of Therapy Dogs website or email [email protected]

12/29/2023

Scout, Bailey and Cooper enjoying the beautiful day.

12/28/2023

Silas, the German wirehaired pointer, enjoying his free time in the house. Silas loves to fetch play fetch. He spends a lot of his time out shoving toys at me and looking cute.

12/25/2023

Happy Holidays to everyone and thank you again for an amazing year!

12/22/2023

Winston is here for boarding with training, and he is working on improving heel and stay. Winston is always fun to have for boarding because he’s a big cuddle bug.

12/21/2023

Athena and Atlas stayed with me recently and worked on place and being calm around other dogs. Both of them are fun to train with and really love food!

12/14/2023

Lexi, a 3 month old mini poodle, started training today. Her mom has already started a great foundation and now we are working on her basic obedience. She’s got a lot of personality for a dog that only weighs 2lbs.

11/14/2023

Marley is here for a two week custom board and train. She is working on basic obedience and not jumping on people.

11/13/2023

Ryder is here for a week long board and train with trainer Erika. Ryder is working on basic obedience and handling exciting situations.

10/29/2023

Chloe came to our local UpDog Bite Club today to work on settling around people, not jumping and her basic obedience. Chloe got to meet lots of people and had a good time!

08/10/2023

Molly and Sully just finished their good dog board and train. They were both so fun to work with and did a great job with training!

08/09/2023

The holiday season is quickly approaching!
This year has been very busy for us so far and Erika and I are both very grateful for all of the support! I anticipate that we are going to fill up quickly for the holiday season this year. If you typically board with us and you know you’ll be out of town in October, November or December please book your spots now. Spots are always first come first serve! Thanks everyone and have a great day!

07/10/2023

Daisy got to go to our local UpDog bite club event. We worked on engagement with distractions, heel, and a little recall. She did great!

07/05/2023

Chloe got to take a field trip to tractor supply today. We were working on engagement in a distracting environment. She did great for her first outing!

07/02/2023

Over this weekend we got the driveway fixed and we planted grass. When you pull in the driveway DO NOT PARK OR DRIVE on any grass or hay! Please pull down the center of the driveway and park either behind the black Subaru or the blue Yaris. Parking and driving on the grass especially on the top field will kill it and it causes erosion. Thanks everyone!

Address

843 Lee Road 20
Auburn, AL
36830

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 6pm

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+18502106403

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Videos

Jett’s introduction to heel.

Recall practice with Chloe. Chloe is an approximately 6 month old mixed breed. She’s very smart and loves training.

Lovie has been working with me on her dog reactivity. She has come a long ways and can now be outside supervised with other dogs. Here I am working on her being calm and relaxed even when other dogs are crazy. She did great and even started to fall asleep at one point!

Trainer Erika working with SDIT Oakley. Today we took a trip to the mall to work on Oakleys public access training.

Gracie practicing her heel yesterday. Gracie’s is full of personality and so fun to train!

Trainer Erika’s recent custom board and train Bailey. Bailey is a 6 month old doodle who came to us to work on recall, down and heel. Erika and Bailey have done great together!

Erika working on place with distractions with French bulldog Steve. Steve is participating in our three week long board and train program. Keep up the good work Erika and Steve!

Samford playing with the water hose

Hot weather fun with boarder Samford and my personal dog Yato. They had a blast chasing the water. **if you do this with your dog run the water hose until the water runs cool!**

Lovie and her owner have been coming to me to work on Lovie’s reactivity and she has started doing agility. Lovie has come such a long ways and her owner has put in so much work. Enjoy this progress video! P.S sorry for the roomba noises.

Lovie Heel

Heel practice with Lovie.

Dove takes part in our stay and train program. Currently we have been working on cooperative toenail trims. Dove hates her feet being touched and over the past couple of weeks We’ve worked on desensitizing her feet to touch. She’s progressing wonderfully!

Cozy Obedience

Trainer Erika working with Cozy on her heel, focus and how she responds to new people/ dogs. Cozy is absolutely killing it!

Zelda participated in our one on one training program with trainer Erika. Then she moved to me to for some e collar training and now she is doing agility. Agility is a great way to further obedience training, build confidence and exercise your dog. Zelda and her owner are doing great!

Zelda E-collar recall

Zelda and her owner working on off leash recall. Zelda’s owner had already done a great job with her recall but wanted to make it even more reliable. The E-collar is a great tool to give your dog some freedom but still have control over them.

Let’s talk about follow through. I think this is one of the most difficult things for pet owners. It’s very easy to get frustrated when things aren’t going how you expect them to and quit. Here is a video of me working with RaLee on an out of sight stay. I want to be able to leave the room then wait 10-15 seconds before returning and rewarding RaLee. RaLee breaks his stay twice, and both times I take him back and start again. The third time I leave he stays until I release him. Giving up in times like these is what can lead to inconsistency in obedience. Be patient, consistent and always follow through.

Working on recall with Yato and Colby (my personal dogs). Recall is one of the most important commands you can teach a dog. Letting your dog off leash without a solid recall is dangerous for both your dog and other peoples dogs. . . . . If you are interested in teaching your dog basic obedience contact 850-210-6403 or send us a message on Facebook!

Training doesn’t have to end once obedience is over. Tricks are a fun way to build your dogs confidence, increase flexibility, coordination, and balance. Best of all it’s a lot of fun. Here is Nala learning the “bow” command.

Maggie’s place progression over the last three weeks. Maggie is a very wiggly little puppy with a lot of energy but is very smart and treat motivated.