Confident K9

12/01/2024

It’s time to say goodbye to Duke, but we look forward to seeing him again soon!

11/27/2024

We had the pleasure of hosting Dallas again and he is just the sweetest 💕

11/14/2024

🚨Attention Boarding Dogs🚨

Good morning!

This is a friendly reminder to all our clients who will be boarding with us during the holiday season to ensure that your dogs' vaccinations are up to date. 😊

Unfortunately, we will not be able to accommodate dogs without current vaccinations. Given the number of dogs we will be caring for during this busy time, it is essential to prioritize their health and safety. Thank you for your understanding.

11/13/2024

11/04/2024

Obedience is the cornerstone of a well-functioning household with multiple dogs. Its absence would result in a state of disorder, with the dogs engaging in various forms of mischief. Obedience training ensures that they respond to commands, creating a sense of tranquility and order.

10/29/2024

FREE microchip event!

Plan on bringing in your dog or cat for a free microchip on Halloween! We will chip pets from 1-5pm, no appointment necessary! All cats must be in carriers and dogs must be on leash.
Pets over 16 weeks of age will need a current rabies vaccination certificate in order to receive a microchip (paper or digital copy accepted).

10/28/2024

Archie and Winnie were a delight to accommodate!

We cater to dogs of all sizes, from small to large breeds. Message us to inquire!

10/24/2024

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉

I'm thrilled to announce that I’ve earned a digital badge in Animal Behavior in Animal-Assisted Therapies! 🐕💼

This achievement strengthens my commitment to understanding our four-legged friends on a deeper level and using that knowledge to provide the best training and care possible. I can't wait to apply these skills to help create stronger bonds between pets and their people. 🧡

Thank you all for your continued support as Confident K9 grows, and stay tuned for more updates!

10/22/2024

Clicker charging is the essential first step in clicker training. It’s all about teaching your dog that the sound of the clicker means something positive is coming—usually a tasty treat! This simple process helps create a clear and consistent communication method between you and your dog during training. Here’s how it works: 1. Press the clicker and immediately give your dog a treat. 2. Repeat this several times until your dog associates the sound of the clicker with a reward. #3. Use the clicker to mark desired behaviors during training sessions! Clicker training is an effective way to shape good behavior and strengthen your bond with your furry friend. Want to learn more about how to incorporate it into your training? Message me for details! 🐾

10/22/2024

🎄🐾 The Holidays Are Coming – Secure Your Dog’s Spot Today! 🐾🎄

The holiday season is fast approaching, and we all know it’s one of the busiest times of the year – not just for you, but for your pups too! 🐶❤️

Whether you're traveling to visit family or planning a getaway, don’t forget to plan ahead for your four-legged family members. Our holiday boarding slots are limited, and they fill up fast! 🏡✨

Why book early?
✅ Guaranteed spot for your dog in a safe and loving environment
✅ Peace of mind knowing your pet is well taken care of
✅ Flexible drop-off and pick-up options to fit your holiday schedule

Give your dog the gift of a cozy staycation while you enjoy your holiday celebrations stress-free!

📆 Reserve your spot today before it’s too late! Message us to book. 🐕🎁

10/21/2024

In our training, I am focusing on improving Henry's understanding of the place command by gradually increasing the distance, introducing distractions, and extending the duration of the exercise.

10/15/2024

Sarabi was the sweetest girl to train! She took a while to warm up and come around being shy and nervous but she caught up quickly.

10/15/2024

Last year memories working on place with Bear, Violet, Moose, R***r, and Raya!

10/09/2024

The place command offers versatility in various environments, allowing dogs to choose their preferred stance while maintaining a designated location.