Wito Hollow Farm

Wito Hollow Farm Training puppies that are 8-16 weeks old. I will refer you to another trainer if the puppy is older

All puppies will be kept up to date on Prevention medications such as Heart Worm and Flea and Tick medications while in training. Riding Ring and Cross country Field can be rented out on a case by case basis.
$20.00 and hour per rider! Please send me a private message for puppy training to reserve your spot or if you want to reserve a time slot for the Riding Ring or Cross Country Field.

01/06/2025

My German Shepherds LOVE the snow. Cylo tolerates it then wants to come inside. Tucker LOVES IT!! He started barking at it and catching it in his mouth.

01/06/2025

Playtime in the snow!!!

Storm is loving the snow!!
01/06/2025

Storm is loving the snow!!

More horses on the farm!!! Snow Day
01/06/2025

More horses on the farm!!! Snow Day

Snow day on the farm
01/06/2025

Snow day on the farm

01/04/2025

I 100% agree with this. This is so true. That is why I like to show when puppies don’t understand what I’m asking. There is a lot of behind the scenes work that goes into training. Not just the “finished” videos of the dog or puppy doing the command. I don’t just show the good stuff. All dogs/puppies learn differently. Some pick up on things quicker than others. Ask to see the hard stuff also. Ask to come to training sessions especially at board and train programs. I welcome owners to come at least once a week to work with me so you can learn and watch the process. Social media can be very deceiving. I encourage owners to participate if they are local.

01/04/2025

Rocky has it all figured out. He is such a good boy!! Sit and down.

01/01/2025

Once Rocky settles down and starts to focus. He gets is quickly. He just gets so excited.

01/01/2025

Getting that light switch turned on. Rosie is doing great!

Rocky and Rosie and rocking it with their training.   A light switch has turned on.    They are doing fantastic!
01/01/2025

Rocky and Rosie and rocking it with their training. A light switch has turned on. They are doing fantastic!

12/31/2024

2024: A Year of Challenges, Triumphs, and One Last Rescue Mission - Eight Malinois Puppies!

As the curtain began to close on 2024, we thought the year had delivered all its surprises. Little did we know that, just days before Christmas, we’d receive one last urgent call—a desperate plea that would lead to an unforgettable rescue story.

Eight Belgian Malinois puppies needed immediate placement. An accidental litter. If you know anything about the Malinois, you understand this isn’t just any breed. These dogs aren’t for the faint of heart or the casual pet owner. They are a marvel of athleticism, intelligence, and loyalty, bred for purpose and excellence. To be in the presence of a Malinois is to stand among greatness.

Despite the challenge, how could we say no? With the help of our friends at Wito Hollow Farm and their incredible dedication, Retired Corporal Wendy Lott ( #222, Prince George’s County Sheriff’s Department) and her husband, Retired Sergeant Brian “Randy” Lott ( #2201, Prince George’s County Police Department), immediately offered to foster the pups, so, we took a deep breath and said, Yes.

This rescue wasn’t just about saving lives—it was about honoring lives. Wendy and Randy gave each puppy a name in tribute to officers who made a difference in the communities they served. Some died in the line of duty; one died fighting cancer and one succumbed to post traumatic stress disorder. This is a poignant reminder of the bond between rescue and public service.

Boston-Steve Gaughen, Prince George’s County Police Department
Lizzy-Liz Magruder, Prince George’s County Sheriff’s Office
Arnie- James Arnault, Prince George’s County Sheriff’s Office
Amy-Amy Caprio, Baltimore Police Department
Chrissie-Christine Peters, Greenbelt City Police Department
Nova-John Novabilski, Prince George’s County Police Department
PJ-Paul Trainor, Prince George’s County Police Department
Joey-Joey Benford, Prince George’s County Police Department

What happened in the next 48 hours was nothing short of a holiday miracle. Rescue organizations, law enforcement officers, and public safety professionals came together, proving that collaboration and compassion can truly move mountains.

Here’s how these incredible puppies found their way into the world of service and purpose:

Three puppies were evaluated and placed with the DC Metro Transit Police, where they’ll embark on their journey as working dogs.
Two puppies headed to Koatservices, a handler training organization, to begin their specialized training.
One puppy found a home with Collins K-9, Inc., ready to become a vital part of their operations.
One puppy went to an Anne Arundel County Police Officer for personal use and service.
The final puppy is now in the care of Prince George’s Deputy Casarella on a foster/trial basis, with hopes of becoming a future police working dog.

This rescue was more than just a mission—it was a testament to the power of community, the enduring bond between rescue and law enforcement, and the shared commitment to purpose-driven lives.

As we reflect on 2024, this final rescue reminds us why we do what we do. It wasn’t just about saving eight puppies; it was about creating a future where these remarkable dogs could thrive and serve. This was the holiday miracle none of us knew we needed.

Here’s to Boston, Lizzy, Arnie, Amy, Chrissie, Nova, PJ and Joey—your journey has just begun.

My foster fail boy Tucker watching me clean up the yard before the rain!
12/29/2024

My foster fail boy Tucker watching me clean up the yard before the rain!

You know when you get the feeling your being watched!!!! I caught you Cosmo!    I caught you watching me feed the horses...
12/29/2024

You know when you get the feeling your being watched!!!! I caught you Cosmo! I caught you watching me feed the horses!!

12/29/2024

Rosie is starting to understand the sit command!! Yayyy Rosie!!!

12/29/2024

Rocky learning to come closer to sit. He keeps wanting to back up but he is getting it!

Making friends on the farm!
12/29/2024

Making friends on the farm!

We did a meet and greet yesterday with a family interested in Pogo!!  And guesss what????? Pogo got adopted yesterday by...
12/27/2024

We did a meet and greet yesterday with a family interested in Pogo!! And guesss what????? Pogo got adopted yesterday by a wonderful family and he will have an older brother to play with and a big fenced in backyard to run and play in. Congratulations Pogo on finding your forever family!!! This family is very lucky to be getting this sweet boy!!! Pogo be a good boy. He just wants to play and be loved!!!! I want to hear good things and I hope to see you again in the future!

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6089 Fishers Station Road
Lothian, MD
20711

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 3pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+12405087592

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