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07/24/2024

Phoebe is such a sweet and happy girl, always ready to play or cuddle and willing to work anytime!

06/24/2024

Meet Finn!

Finn is here with us for a board and train. During his stay he will be learning obedience, manners inside and outside the house, how to be an all around good boy, and so much more!

06/08/2023

Moe trying to negotiate “place” terms as he feels they are quite unfair! Moe can be a chill dude on his terms (affection is his kryptonite) but while he is here he is learning to chill when being asked. This will help him in life so that he can be calm inside the home and be able to experience more outside the home.

05/24/2023

Who’s adoptable, lovable, and full of cuddles??? This guy is and his name is Patrick. He comes fully trained and eager to meet his new family! Please message us for any questions you might have for Patrick!

05/21/2023

Hakku at Home Depot practicing some down durations with distractions and being neutral around new things!

05/05/2023

Lil lily taking a break basking in the sun. Training can be exhausting for dogs so it’s important to take breaks and to remember to have fun!

05/02/2023

This is Patrick! Patrick is ready to meet his FURever family! This sweet gentleman has quickly learned all the basic manners and obedience, he walks wonderfully on leash, has great recall, and is e-collar trained! If your interested in adopting this handsome gentleman contact

05/02/2023

Sweet Betty White is available for adoption!!! Betty White is the best girl! She has learned all the basic manners, walks beautifully on leash, is e-collar trained, and loves people so much!! If you’re interested in adopting Betty White contact

04/25/2023

This is Yudy, she is practicing having a muzzle on even when it’s not needed as she has conflict when wearing the muzzle. Muzzling your dog does not always mean that it is aggressive and a bite risk. Some dogs struggle with grabbing things they aren’t supposed to, which is not always a bad thing as this is one way they discover the world. However some dogs pick up things and eat them like rocks, ci******es on ground, and even p**p so having a muzzle can help prevent these naughty behaviors from occurring. So next time you see a muzzled dog it could be just a lovable fur ball.

04/18/2023

Go check out post!

“🎀 Meet Mitzi 🎀

Mitzi is a sweet little lady who is with us for her board and train portion of her hybrid program! She is a very excitable and happy girl who is learning some manners to be the best housemate she can be for her family!”

04/18/2023

Our pack walk yesterday was so much fun! We can’t wait to do more do these this year!

If you’d like to join future pack walks, keep an eye out on our social media or message us to find out more info: 817-765-5280

04/08/2023

Mr.Bennet working on door manners and thresholds like a dawg!

03/30/2023

Repost from Wild at Heart Canine Academy
🏡Re-home Help🏡

Ethyl trained with us about a year ago, and due to some household/lifestyle changes, we are helping her look for a new home!

“Ethyl is a 5 year old Blue Heeler, and is true to breed standard for personality and drive. She LOVES to play fetch, go hiking, roll around in grass, and be very active! She’s is not independent and prefers to be near her humans and doesn’t wander off. She goes in her crate nicely for bedtime or structured time during the day, and knows the commands heel, sit, down, place, and here! She is very smart and loves to work, she learns tricks and commands very fast and would thrive best with someone who can give her plenty of mental and physical stimulation daily through exercise and obedience! She is not destructive in the home. She can be very reactive to doorbells or knocking if not managed. She is social with appropriate dogs but may do better in an only dog home. When given mental jobs and kept up with training, ethyl really thrives, and she has been to dog friendly stores, dog friendly patios/breweries and walks around neighborhoods!”

As a working breed, ethyl would do great with a structured home that is able to give her plenty of mental and physical exercise, and preferably knowledgeable with herding breeds. Ethyl would go to her new home with her foods, place bed, ecollar and prong collar/leash, toys, 20-foot leash, and a treat & train remote feeder. We (WAHCA) will also provide two private lessons to teach her new owner all her commands and help integration into the new home!

Please call/text for more information and share this post!
(817) 765- 5280

03/24/2023

Meet Dixie! Today we went to Cabela’s to work on her commands and expose her to new environments. Dixie can be reactive so exposing her to new environments and working through them are beneficial for her.

03/21/2023

Some dogs like Blu struggle with kennels. Kennels should be a fun place where your dog can go to be safe, comfortable, and calm. Blu struggles with having an off switch, which is where the kennel training helps. Today we worked on the kennel being associated with positive things and not just a place were you are thrown in for long periods of time. This is not done over night and will take time, but it will greatly benefit Blu.

03/18/2023

Serious Post Alert:

If you are struggling with behaviors at home and seek out a dog trainer to help you, remember that it is hard work for both the trainer AND you in order to make progress no matter what kind of program you choose!

If you choose private lessons, you are only meeting with the trainer for an hour about once a week or so. The trainers job is to communicate and guide you into lifestyle changes and handling that start rebuilding your relationship and management. However most of the training falls on your shoulders. Asking questions, setting aside time to practice, and making small changes throughout the day- this is where progress happens!

If you choose a board and train, you’ve been given some homework to start before they even drop off for training. This is important to help make your pup settle in faster, be less stressed, and make more progress while with us! Our job is to get as much done with your pup as we can while we have them: leash and ecollar training, building behavior foundations, proofing, proper socialization, field trips, physical handling, and much more! By the end of the program the dog knows what to do! The next important job is for the owner to learn HOW to do the things the dog now knows. They’ve learned a lot, the handling of the leash and ecollar is new and awkward, timing is clunky- it’s imperative that you use the lessons that come with the program to learn all these new things and begin implementing immediate changes for when the pup goes home!

No matter which training you choose, you can’t expect to have the same handling and lifestyle as before, without your dog reverting back to its old behaviors. By adding certain changes to your daily routine, how you communicate with your pup, which circumstances you allow to happen, and how much management you have to add, only then will you see different results than before.

Please remember that your trainer WANTS you to succeed! We love dogs and we want our clients to enjoy their pups to the fullest but we can only do so much without the owner meeting us halfway!

03/12/2023

Meet Patrick this adorable outgoing guy would love a home. He is good with people and other dogs! Patrick relishes in the finer things in life such as eating, sleeping, going for walks, and having fun! Patrick is fully trained by my friends over at Wild at Heart Canine Academy. Please contact Wild at Heart Canine Academy for more information on how you can adopt Patrick!

03/12/2023

Looking for an off leash trained furry friend? Look no further than Betty white. Betty white is looking for a devoted family home, she is good with dogs, cats, and most of all people! Her expressional and charismatic personality will surely have you falling in love! Betty White is off leash trained and will come with training from my friends over at Wild at Heart Canine Academy. For more info or to adopt, contact Wild At Heart Canine Academy!

03/09/2023

Say hello to Kona! Today we worked on heeling and threshold manners. Kona is also coming along from her shyness, showing us just how goofy she really is!

03/03/2023

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This is Yudy, she is practicing having a muzzle on even when it’s not needed as she has conflict when wearing the muzzle. Muzzling your dog does not always mean that it is aggressive and a bite risk. Some dogs struggle with grabbing things they aren’t supposed to, which is not always a bad thing as this is one way they discover the world. However some dogs pick up things and eat them like rocks, cigarettes on ground, and even poop so having a muzzle can help prevent these naughty behaviors from occurring. So next time you see a muzzled dog it could be just a lovable fur ball.