K9 No Limits, Innovative Dog Training & Education

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K9 No Limits, Innovative Dog Training & Education

We provide a unique but very effective approach to Obedience training and solving problematic canine behaviors. K9 No Limits is not just about your dog.
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There is no limit what a dog will do for you, and there are no limits to what you can do for them with the right knowledge, tools, and training. Sarah and Angela are experts in Obedience, Behavior, Socialization, Handling, Dog Emotions, Training tools and techniques, and People Training & Education. There are no limits to what they can help you and your dog with, As long as you learn they are here

to teach! It's about you too. Your dog won't change if you stay the same. K9 No Limits is about pushing yourself and your dog to reach the next level of training, behavior, socialization, and your dog-human relationship. Dogs have been very important in both Sarah and Angela's life. K9 No Limits is much more than a place to learn about dog training. It's a place to bond with your dog while you both grow and learn with in a community where others want to do the same. Dog training is what you make it. Dogs are masters at adapting, learning, and they are forward thinkers. We help you customize a training program that will work for you, your dog and your pocketbook. We believe that dog training should not be a privilege for the rich. We have a range of offers for you and we will customize something for you if you are on a limited income. At K9 No Limits we help you customize a training program that will work for you and your dog but we do not stop there. We have built our knowledge and we have a lot to offer people and dogs. There is No Limits in what we will do to help you as long as it's something we've learned we will share it with you. Sarah Thompson is the owner of K9 No Limits, Innovative Dog Training and Education and has been training horses and dogs professionally for 22 years. She has worked with trainer Lee Pulis and canine expert Aimee Sadler. Sarah was an instructor for Aimee Sadler's National Dogs Playing for Life organization. She assisted at over 60 animal shelters training both staff and volunteers across the country. She is experienced in competitive obedience, search and rescue, and protection dog work. Sarah has assisted New Mexico Pets Alive with the launch of PawCORE, a National job training program for unemployed Veterans and as well as inmates with non-violent charges. The program is currently headquartered in Albuquerque, NM and specializes in preparing job training participants to work effectively with canines in sheltering, animal control, and dog rescue and adoption organizations, departments and agencies. K9 No Limits, Innovative Dog Training & Education is currently a resource for dog owners. Sarah and Angela train companion dogs and their owner.

08/17/2024

07/14/2024

This is a great example of how animals use pressure and release to teach each other. The baby elephant needs to learn but the mama elephant knows the baby shouldn't be scolded but taught. She uses her trunk to put general but meaningful pressure on her baby to say move away. The baby doesn't want to listen so she stays calm and consistent and keeps giving the same information by continuing to use pressure to say you need to move away. She does this until her persistence is heard by her baby and finally baby listens and mama uses pressure to guide the baby where it belongs and then all the pressure stops. Mama knew what she needed to teach her baby and she allowed her baby to make it's own decision to ignore or to listen but the lesson didn't stop until the baby decided to listen. This is beautiful and meaningful training. It's also the correct way to use pressure and release to teach.

05/10/2024

As many of you know there is a new addition to Lakeport. We here at Lake County Animal Care and Control have teamed up with Tractor Supply Co. and will be in attendance at their Grand Opening! Our staff will be set up to provide free microchips for both dogs and cats from 10am-1pm on May 18th, 2024. Please be sure to have your dog on a leash and cat in a carrier. If you have any questions please call us at 707-263-0278 and ask for the Deputy Director. 🐾🐾

04/06/2024

This class was so good. These clients impress me so much I was in tears. They work so hard to learn and be the best handlers/trainers they can be for their dogs. None of these dogs are naturally easy or obedient to training dogs. They put in the work to make their dogs look this good and easy.

03/04/2024

Fascinating

03/04/2024

Stress - I don't know the content of this but the lip lick shows stress.

03/03/2024

Communication - get back that bag is mine. Do u see it look at the bag lol thats called being clear. Look at the adult dog watching. No need to get involved this conversation is going just fine. Look how the other puppy backs off. That's called listening skills.

03/03/2024

Communication - get back!

03/03/2024

Communication not aggression ... that's a conversation no one wants to have to supervise but do you see that it's communication?

03/02/2024

Communication not aggression

03/02/2024

This videos cute but it's hard not to look at the training aspect lol

Well this dog clearly learned what's wrong means quiet.

Walter's not a command

Lmao @ he doesn't like baths.

01/25/2024

Beautifully done! Dogs intentions are made through body language and energy.

01/24/2024

If this is the message your dog is getting your training them wrong. Treats should be associated with quiet not barking. It's very easy to train the wrong thing if you don't understand the principles of training. That's why I spend so much time training my human clients.

01/13/2024

Not listening to body language is why people get bit. Stiff body, paws out, lip licking, low growl, whites of eyes.

12/17/2023

Train your dog! Don't just label them (he's proactive, reactive, friendly) it doesn't matter what they are it's your job to teach them how to behave in all situations and it's your job to make sure others are safe around your dog and they feel safe around others. You should never be 10 steps behind your dogs decision. You should be 10 thoughts ahead. That is taught from you not through them. Also, your dogs name is not a command.

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Kelseyville, CA

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Dog Trainers have to learn too. Angela learned how to Lure a dog by dropping their shoulders but Apollo needs to drop his butt first. How you position your hand during luring tells the dogs body how to move. Apollo knows this but Angela doesn't and he's tuned into her so he's trying to figure out what she wants and she's trying to do something new so both are figuring it out together. I love how they are both in tune, thinking, and learning as a TEAM. You don't have to be perfect in training. Training means LEARNING. Angela is learning to control the butt she must keep Apollos head up and move the lure into yhe dogs chest. To control the shoulders you must bring the Lure down and away from the dog. Same behavior 'down' but two different styles of down. Soooo, fun. We don't think of everything it takes to train a dog. How you train depends on what you want.

The door routine is one of my favorite things to teach in my foundation training. I'm so grateful to my mentor for teaching me this way. It brings tears to my eyes to come full circle. I had a white Husky who was a bad door darted. I did so much of the wrong training with her especially with the door routine and she lost her life because of it. To be able to work a Husky who is so similar to my Chelsea and have this sucess in less than a week is both rewarding to the heart and makes my heart sad and heavy. There is nothing better than AMAZING training. I'm not bragging. I was taught I'm grateful I learned from the BEST in my industry. This may seem like a big deal but like my Chelsea this dog was a door darter. She jumped on doors, rushed through them, and had no stimulus control. Not only is she happy, but she has stimulus control, and is understanding moving away from the door actually gets her outside.