K9 Pack NC

K9 Pack NC We offer dog training, extreme behavioral modifications, dog boarding and daycare adventures.
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Please welcome Otis to the pack family! Otis is an 8 year old beagle who has become a handful for his older owners. From...
09/19/2025

Please welcome Otis to the pack family! Otis is an 8 year old beagle who has become a handful for his older owners. From refusing to come inside, singing beagle songs in the middle of the night, peeing when they try to put him in the crate, and some overall confidence issues that have him nervous of canes and just in general. We're hoping to give Otis the obedience commands he needs to make him easier to manage, and the confidence to handle life better in general.

Daycare Adventure Day!
09/18/2025

Daycare Adventure Day!

Winnie and Ginger went to sit at Saxapahaw General Store for lunch today. They were quite pleasant companions!!
09/17/2025

Winnie and Ginger went to sit at Saxapahaw General Store for lunch today. They were quite pleasant companions!!

The last few days of a board and train are always my favorite. These girls have learned all their obedience commands, th...
09/16/2025

The last few days of a board and train are always my favorite. These girls have learned all their obedience commands, they can hold place for over an hour, walk away from really exciting things when told, recall off leash, and are pleasant out on a walk. The last few days, we typically spend practice and proofing their new skills, so we really just hang out together in a structured way. Ginger and Winnie go home Friday, and we sure are going to miss them!

Daycare Adventure!
09/16/2025

Daycare Adventure!

Biscuit has been taking her new skills into stores this week! She's doing a great job!! 👏👏👏
09/10/2025

Biscuit has been taking her new skills into stores this week! She's doing a great job!! 👏👏👏

Biscuit went for a walk in her own neighborhood today! She did a really good job maintaining her heel and auto sits. A d...
09/08/2025

Biscuit went for a walk in her own neighborhood today! She did a really good job maintaining her heel and auto sits. A dogs neighborhood can be the place they struggle with leash reactivity the most. It can bring out their territorial nature, making this great practice for Biscuit!

We've got lots of training going on this week! Biscuit went on her first trip to the park. Then sisters Winnie and Ginge...
09/03/2025

We've got lots of training going on this week! Biscuit went on her first trip to the park. Then sisters Winnie and Ginger went on their first walk together during training. There has also been lots of confidence building and obedience work in between, we are seeing some big strides from all three! We'll done ladies!!

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Training at Phoenix K9’s

At Phoenix K9’s, our philosophy is to continuously strive to understand the perspective of the dog itself and that has been the key factor in our success. We believe in putting their needs above our own preferences and honoring the nature of the dog by adapting our approach in training to one that is grounded in the science of animal learning and cognition.

In comparison to traditional training perspectives, we have taken up a more well rounded and complete approach to training and behavior modification that is highly based on structure and positive reinforcement, while utilizing tools and providing education on how and when to appropriately discipline or correct a dog. With the use of treats and training collars, we assist owners in having a greater understanding of how to communicate with their dog on an instinctual and natural level by using appropriate energy and body language.

Training with positive reinforcement is something that people are naturally comfortable with – it is all feel good stuff! That being said, correcting and disciplining a dog can sometimes make people uneasy, but it is a necessary and inescapable side of training if you want a healthy, well balanced relationship and a reliable dog in all areas of life. Although corrections are natural to a dog, many “old school trainers” rely heavily on force and physical corrections in order to reach compliance. At Phoenix K9’s, our philosophy is to build a relationship with the dog. We teach the dog what we want through reward based training while layering in corrections that are clear to the dog, using structure and routine to promote their success, always keeping the dogs well being and growth in mind. As balanced trainers, we are careful with the use of corrections. We rely on a systematic approach in order to maintain reliability, creating an environment for the extinction of inappropriate behaviors all while striving to avoid unnecessary stress or discomfort. We have experience in all forms of training equipment that is used, however, we do have preferences of tools based on their safety, the ease of use for owners, and the flexibility of the tool to be used in any environment or context. Prong collars and Remote Training Collars are the two tools we most commonly recommend.

Prong Collars