K9 Ability Dog Training

K9 Ability Dog Training Award-winning dog training, online classes, motivational/education programs, training seminars

Award-winning, dog training (in Southern CO) & character-building, canine motivational, education programs (Nationwide)! Owner/Blogger of renowned rescued dog, Quinn: www.SavingQuinn.wordpress.com

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03/22/2025

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03/19/2025

The US Army K9 Corps was formed on this day in 1942!

03/19/2025
03/10/2025

It’s that time of year 🦨😬

03/08/2025

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03/08/2025

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03/04/2025
Got any zoomie videos!? Paste below! Kimberly isnt feeling well and could use a smile!
03/04/2025

Got any zoomie videos!? Paste below! Kimberly isnt feeling well and could use a smile!

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  K9 Ability Dog Training still offers our award-winning, dog safety course for schools, youth groups, community events ...
03/04/2025

K9 Ability Dog Training still offers our award-winning, dog safety course for schools, youth groups, community events and more throughout the country! Prevent a horrible incident and book an inspiring, life-changing program today!

Cute, adorable, but NO! Just No!

03/04/2025

I STILL NEEDED MY MOM

THE CONSEQUENCES OF TAKING PUPS TOO YOUNG

The early life experiences of a puppy are so important and have a significant influence on how that pup develops - emotionally, mentally, socially and physically.

There are still many so-called “breeders” that allow pups to be taken away at 6 weeks.

Uninformed people just accept this without question and are often unprepared for the consequences.

Just because a puppy may no longer physically depend on mom for food doesn’t mean they are ready to cope emotionally, without the security of their family unit, in a strange new home.

A 6-week-old puppy is still very reliant on mom and their littermates to learn appropriate play behaviour, impulse control, frustration tolerance, bite inhibition, self-confidence and develop the social skills that will help them grow into well-adjusted adults.

Although 8 weeks is the bare minimum that a reputable breeder will allow their pups to leave, some will keep their puppies until 10 or 12 weeks of age, but also make sure that proper, age-appropriate socialisation and habituation is provided.

Habituation is getting a puppy used to different things in an environment in a positive way, at the right developmental time. This could look like introducing different objects, noises, sounds, smells, different textures, places etc, so the puppy learns that these things are not something to be afraid of.

However, we don’t live an in ideal world and having to care for or rescue pups much younger than 8 weeks is often unavoidable due to different circumstances.

In these cases, we need to do what we can and hope for the best.

This post is not about this kind of situation, it’s about spreading knowledge, creating awareness, understanding and encouraging people not to support unethical, irresponsible breeders that allow their pups to leave too early, with no regard for their wellbeing or development.

03/01/2025

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Award-winning, dog training & online training school, AND character-building, canine motivational, education programs! www.K9Ability.com

Our award-winning training has helped many "untrainable," "hopeless" and "difficult" dogs reach their true potential for over three decades. Desperate owners have brought dogs to our program from throughout the country to work with Kimberly. She is the one owners come to when other trainers give up.

Our training and rehabilitative program is very different from any other currently on the market, in that it is a comprehensive, environmental overhaul. This eradicates issues from the root (not just covering them up, as is the current industry standard).

This approach provides a firm foundation on which further, successful training can take place; and in which without, the former objective would not be possible. It also ensures that your dog will not just revert to old bad habits once training is over, or only obey you in certain situations/locations, or only if you have a treat.