Enforcer Working Dogs, LLC

01/25/2025

Happy Birthday Asta 🎂—Good BALANCED training provides you with peace of mind, and FREEDOM. Many of our clients know Asta very well by now, having sat in just about every session. The core pillar of good training is reliability, can you take it outside of closed doors? Can you build upon it? Will it be successful when your dog is faced with distractions like this video? It doesn’t happen overnight either, but the foundation has to be rock solid.

Shoutout to Poland Nutrition for the birthday treat 🤝

Don’t forget to wish Asta a Happy Birthday
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01/25/2025

That Saturday feeling after training…A mentally-exhausted dog is a happy dog.

Rebel, a big Maligator🐊 puppy

01/22/2025

A visual representation of what dog training is all about. Dog owners essentially become dog trainers through the work that we do. When an owner understands why we do what we do during training, the success is evident in the dog. Being on the same page is crucial. You’ve likely heard the phrase “we don’t train dogs, we train people”.

01/22/2025

This picture could be the album cover for dog training. Sam & Anya standing on business during obedience training.

01/12/2025

01/09/2025

The best clients are the ones that do the homework, putting in time to reinforce new behaviors. Trainers can’t wave a magic wand over your dog. It’s up to you to put in the work. Say Good morning to Homer and his family, who are working on the “place” command.

01/09/2025

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01/04/2025

Starting off the new year the right way—with some dog training. Homer knocked out some implied commands today. Sessions start at $105. Give us a call to get started 330-423-8586

12/29/2024

Are you tired of your dog dragging you on a leash everywhere you go? Or jumping on you or other people? You don’t have to live with that you know 🤷🏾‍♂️.

Call Enforcer Working Dogs at 330-423-8586 to schedule your next session

These are just a few of the “Good Boys” doing obedience work with us

12/14/2024

Introducing Oscar to the E-collar.

When an E-Collar is introduced and used the right way, like any tool, it strengthens the line of communication between the handler and the dog. Think of it like a wireless leash, or a smartphone, however it’s foundational work like this that sets dogs up for success

12/14/2024

Juice has got a nose for some bo**er sugar, and she just led this 12-year old right to it.

11/23/2024

Saturdays are for the dogs 🐕

10/31/2024

You won’t find two people that are more on the same page today than J.R. & Gus. Check out some implied obedience.
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10/29/2024

‼️Tell the Truth Tuesday‼️

No good dog trainer brags about doing reactivity or aggression cases because they are the hardest cases, and they take time. A trainer can suppress behaviors but they ultimately have to feel comfortable that the handler/owner can replicate that. This is Tabitha, a gorgeous shepherd who is at a local shelter, her reactivity is an issue point blank. At the start of the session, we dealt with extreme frustration, coming up the lead at the handler, refusing to be touched around the collar or around the tail. At a time where dogs with no issues are jam-packed at shelters—these behaviors unchanged, will lead to a life at the shelter, or worse.

This is after more than an hour of getting this dog acclimated to a pressure system, which all dogs inherently know from the time they are pups. After several meltdowns, Tabitha started to understand what pressure is, and how to turn it off. Most importantly she began to make better choices (not pulling through the leash, walking past a dog without lashing out, not redirecting onto the handler, etc). This is just one session, and it’s going to take many.

Treats alone won’t solve these issues. We must teach the dog a language they can understand. Miscommunication leads to frustration, and often times that’s the inception of reactivity.