What are the opening hours?

Monday 9am - 6pm Tuesday 9am - 6pm Wednesday 9am - 6pm Thursday 9am - 6pm Friday 9am - 6pm Saturday 9am - 3pm

Red Hot Heelers Dog Training LLC

Home
United States
Columbus, OH
Red Hot Heelers Dog Training LLC

Dog trainer serving Columbus, Oh. Basic to advanced obedience, off leash & behavior modification
(10)

10/29/2024

👻🎃💀

Shout out to for taking pics of my boys! She did amazing work

09/25/2024

Photo dump from this past month or so 📸

09/23/2024

Hi to Milo! Milo is a an almost 3 year old lab mix. This guy is here doing our 10 day residency. He is a ball of anxiety! Milo is going to be working on manners, intense dog reactivity, his lack of confidence, and we’re going to start addressing his anxiety. We’ve got lots to do this week so stay tuned!

09/20/2024

Hi to Cooper! Cooper is a 6 month old Goldendoodle. This guy was recently adopted and is struggling to bond with one of his pawrents. Cooper LOVES women but is not a fan of men. He’s been in his new home for a month now and still actively avoids the male in the family. We are going to change that! Cooper is going to work on confidence building, bonding with his new family, and teach everyone ways to help each other acclimate 🙂.

09/19/2024

Hi to Toffee! This girl is here working through quite a bit! Toffee is an experienced biter. We’ll be doing muzzle conditioning, leash walking, addressing dog reactivity, and working on being touched/examined for vet visits. She’s got a really dedicated pawrent, I know she’ll make great progress!

09/18/2024

Hi to Bella! Bella is an 8 month old Goldendoodle. Miss Bella is here working on our 10 day residency. She’ll be working on basic and advanced obedience, dog reactivity, and manners! She’s doing great so far!

09/15/2024

How do you feel about exposing your dog to stress?

This young Weimaraner started a board and train recently. During the drop off, I informed his owner, he'd be living under some different rules at my house than what he'd been used to for the past few months of his life.

He would be subjected to some "healthy stress.”

Among other things, he would be sleeping in a crate at night, learning to walk nicely on a leash, and participate in proprioceptive exercises to build body awareness.

Essentially, he would be learning some problem solving skills and because of it, develop greater resilience.

The first day here he found himself stuck on the opposite side of a pole than the side I was on.

Can you guess what I did?

I did nothing. I stood there, not moving, not applying more pressure to the leash, not coochie-cooing him...I just waited.

It took him about 90 seconds of wiggling, and whining to figure out what to do to get himself free.

Once he did, he was darn proud of himself, prancing about for a few seconds and then we moved on and enjoyed a short game of fetch.

The stress was short lived. He learned how to relieve it and was proud of himself as he discovered his power to problem solve.

We do our dogs no favor by immediately bailing them out of every little problem or struggle they encounter.

So often I hear, "My dog doesn't like the crate,” or "My dog doesn't like to be brushed,” or "My dog won't potty while on leash.”

As a woman who has raised two (now grown) children, I could not have imagined saying to my kids dentist..."well, they don't like having their teeth brushed so we just gave up." 🤣

I have news for you, there are very few dogs that immediately enjoy their crate, or being brushed and bathed, or being restrained on a leash.

It's our job to teach them to tolerate the realities of life in the human world.

For most things the teaching recipe is simple:

A bit of skill, applied over time, mixed by a healthy dose of patient persistence.

If you don't have the skill, the time or the patience, you can pay people like me to do the foundation work for you. It is like having the dentist clean the kids teeth...but if you don't maintain what the professional did, it's not going to become good habits that serve for a lifetime.

The main thing to understand is that stress and learning will be part of life. There is no avoiding it. It is how we learn to work through it that makes the difference.

By taking time to teach your dog how to tolerate some stress and learn to problem solve, you set them up for increased confidence, improved manners and an overall healthier mindset.

09/12/2024

Hi to Ace! Ace is a 1 year old miniature Australian Shepherd. Ace is here doing our 15 day program. This guy does not love other people or dogs. He struggles a lot at vet visits. We are going to teach Ace better decisions than biting and a bit of obedience along the way! We’ve got lots of ground to cover with this guy.

09/11/2024

Hi to Bella! Bella is a 7 month old Goldendoodle. She is here doing our 10 day residency to build confidence, work on dog reactivity, and learn some basic and advanced obedience. She’s the sweetest girl!

09/10/2024

Hi to Penelope! Penelope is Lou’s sister. She is here doing the same training as her brother! 10 day residency with ecollar conditioning. She is a spunky little thing! Do you not love her bow?! 🎀

09/04/2024

Hi Kevin! 👋🏻 Kevin is a 6 month old pitty mix. This guy just has the best personality. Kevin is here doing our 5 day program to work on leash walking, manners, and basic obedience. He’s learning things so quickly!

09/03/2024

We are no longer accepting evaluations for the 2024 calendar year. If you’re on my calendar for an evaluation- your appointment is still standing!

We’ll be accepting new clients in January 2025 💕

08/29/2024

Hi to Lou! Lou is a 2 year old poodle mix. Look at that under bite! Lou is here currently and his sister Penelope will be joining us later. He is doing our 10 day residency to work on ecollar conditioning, basic and advanced obedience, potty training, listening skills, and a little bit of resource guarding.

08/28/2024

Hi to Maverick! This guy is a 6 month old beauceron. Maverick is here doing our 10 day residency. He’ll be learning some basic and advanced obedience, shaping up leash walking, improving listening skills, and working on better manners! This guy has been super fun to work with!

Address

Columbus, OH

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+16145264204

Website

http://www.redhotheelers.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Red Hot Heelers Dog Training LLC posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.