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09/23/2024

Finally finished! I’m so excited to announce the updates to my training programs.

I’ve been working on these for months trying to craft programs that are what clients & dogs need, are what clients want, and programs that I can be proud of and want to do.

Over the years I’ve tested out lots of different packages & programs. Kept what worked, tossed what didn’t. One of the biggest changes is that all programs include more one-on-one lessons/coaching and support for owners. The owners that do more training with me see more success.

It was hard & scary 🫣 tossing programs that have been the most popular. But I felt I could make programs better.

I’m most excited for my new hybrid B&T/private training program. Dogs stay with me much less but there is a lot more mandatory private training before and after your dog is with me.

If you are currently signed up for an old program, don’t worry, nothing will change for you.

Reach out for more info on the new programs!

06/09/2024

9 years ago today we impulsively picked Ranger right out of the shelter in Fresno, CA. Little did I know then that this opinionated, fierce cattle dog would change the course of my life.

Ranger has been and always will be a challenging dog but I can’t even imagine life without him ♥️

To many more adventures!

04/08/2024

Help others, leave a comment of things you wish you knew when you first got your dog or puppy? ⬇️⬇️⬇️

04/03/2024

I get a lot of questions about the e-collar, the most frequent is “will my dog get aggressive” or “will my dog not like me anymore”.

If these things were true, why would thousands of trainers and thousands of dog owners be using them. Any tool or even training method can make matters worse if used incorrectly.

I’ve used ecollars for years on my dogs and not once did I feel it negatively impacted their behavior or made my relationship with them suffer.

If the ecollar doesn’t feel right to you, that’s okay. But if you’ve been wondering about an ecollar, ask a qualified trainer about them. Don’t listen to people who have NEVER used an ecollar or to someone who used one incorrectly without guidance from a qualified trainer.

- my controversial post 😆

Do you use an e-collar?

03/27/2024

Having a reactive dog is hard. It can be hard to train, it can feel lonely, and some days it will test you.

Through my own training journey with my dog and training other reactive dogs, I’ve learned that these 5 things played a key role in success in addition to other active training techniques.

▪️Is it a perfect recipe for every dog? Nope. But I’ve seen this work for most and it worked for my severely dog reactive dog.

▪️Are these 5 things the only thing you’ll need to do? No, you’ll likely need to actually work on the root cause of the reactivity too. Fear, insecurity, over arousal, frustration etc.

One of the most important things I did for my reactive dog was working on his reactivity in controlled setting and trying to train with more intention. This means going out of your way to set up situations so your reactive dog (and you) can have success around their triggers.

01/23/2024

Wondering why choose Mayhem Dog Training? Just read what some of our clients have to say from Google Reviews.

Thank to all the wonderful clients who have left reviews!

12/20/2023

I promise setting your dog up for success by being proactive about your dog’s training & preparing them for real world situations will save you time (& money) in the long run.

12/17/2023

One last effort to find this pup their family.

The dog was found near Lake Tapps, not far from Sumner and Bonney Lake. No collar was on. Microchip had no information associated with it at all.

If this is your dog or you know who’s dog this is, please DM or email [email protected]

If you live in the area, please share!

12/11/2023

How you approach, greet, and interact with dogs matters.

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Kent, WA
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A few points to understand: 1. stop worrying about how far you go. You shouldn’t be trying to do your normal walk around the neighborhood at first if you really want to get a nice loose leash follow from your dog. 2. You’ll be doing lots of changes of direction (u-turns away from your dog and into your dog, circles, etc) to prevent your dog from moving too far ahead and to prevent pulling. 3. It will be tedious to you…most of dog train is. 4. You have to be consistent.

The most common question I get from dog owners is “can you fix my dog?” Or some variation of it. The reality is… I can’t. But we can work together to achieve goals for you and your dog. My job as a trainer is really educating you, guiding you, helping you, and being a support system for you. This is even true of a board & train. Yes, I help lay a solid foundation but you (and the rest of the family) will maintain and continue to build on that foundation for the rest of your dog’s life. I’ll be there to support you and teach you every step of the way!