Enforcer Working Dogs, LLC

Enforcer Working Dogs, LLC Enforcer Working Dogs specializes in elite K9 training for protection, law enforcement, and home life—building capable dogs and confident handlers.
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Founded in 2020, Enforcer Working Dogs provides expert training for both high-drive working-line dogs and family pets. Based in Northeast Ohio, we specialize in law enforcement K9s, personal protection dogs, behavior modification, and obedience training. Led by certified K9 professionals Marc Peluso and Corey McCrae, our team brings years of real-world experience in police K9 handling, detection w

ork, and advanced behavior training. Whether you're seeking a reliable protection dog or want better behavior from your household pet, we deliver structured, results-driven programs you can trust. Enforcer Working Dogs—Where performance meets partnership.

“Okay, so food to be had, ball to to be chased, and new behaviors to learn…so what’s the catch?”There is none 🤷‍♂️
11/18/2025

“Okay, so food to be had, ball to to be chased, and new behaviors to learn…so what’s the catch?”

There is none 🤷‍♂️

What LIVING with your dog looks like 💪🏾.
11/17/2025

What LIVING with your dog looks like 💪🏾.

11/11/2025

‼️SCENT DETECTION‼️ Why source may not be the strongest part of the scent cone!🐕🐕🐕

When we train dogs to indicate, what we’re really asking them to do is locate and communicate the point where the target odor is most concentrated.
Usually, that point is the true source — the place where the scent originates. From there, odor particles disperse into the air, becoming weaker as they move farther away. The dog follows these changes in odor strength to trace the scent back to where it’s strongest.
However, the spot with the highest accessible odor concentration isn’t always the exact location of the source.

For example, imagine a hide placed inside the crevice of the trunk of a car. If the air currents are carrying the odor upward instead of outward, the densest odor might actually escape from the top edge of the car trunk on the opposite side instead of where the acutal source of odor is. That’s the first place the dog can access the scent.
If no odor is escaping from the side where the hide sits, the dog can’t detect it there—they can only respond to what reaches their nose. In this case, if the dog indicates at the top edge, they’re actually correct: they’ve found the point where the scent is strongest and most available.
If we insist that the dog move down and indicate exactly where we know the hide is, we risk teaching them to point away from the strongest odor.
We can’t see how scent travels or behaves. What we can do is train with clarity, pay attention to what the dog is showing us, and adjust our expectations based on what’s truly happening in that moment.

Simon says; go out there and seize today. This young man is working on building confidence through exposure, and pressur...
10/29/2025

Simon says; go out there and seize today.

This young man is working on building confidence through exposure, and pressure. Getting dogs on different surfaces, and in different environments is paramount. You will never trump genetics, but a dog that’s never been outside of an apartment is probably going to bolt the first time a car goes by. A dog that’s been exposed this way is going to be more desensitized than a dog that’s hasn’t.

Then there is pressure. Simon has caught on so quick because it’s innate for dogs. Man didn’t teach dogs pressure. He’s learning that he doesn’t have to run away, or react behind a fence to make his problems go away. Pressure is creating clarity for him.

Pressure makes 💎, and it we already got a gem on our hands 🐕

1️⃣ session down, a lifetime of learning to go🐕
10/27/2025

1️⃣ session down, a lifetime of learning to go🐕

This dog is giving up “Train” vibes, you’ll be seeing “Drops of Jupiter” over the next several weeks. Stay tuned for his...
10/21/2025

This dog is giving up “Train” vibes, you’ll be seeing “Drops of Jupiter” over the next several weeks. Stay tuned for his progress. 🔭

10/05/2025

Something we love to hear from dog owners is how quickly they’re getting results. That happens when there is clarity in the training. Cleo is already looking like a seasoned pro in her first session, walking on a loose leash, coming when called, and sitting pretty for her owners 💪🏾


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