09/07/2024
Pics from today's sessions
Helping humans and canines communicate in a way that is fun, effective, and respectful of pack order to create a bond that lasts a lifetime. I have a B.A.
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Hi – I’m Toni Davisenn (Newman). I was born and raised in Bethany, Oklahoma. in Psychology from The University of Texas at San Antonio and a Master of Education in Applied Behavioral Studies. I have over 20 years’ experience working with all types of dog breeds. Specifically, I have been training dogs since 2013 in multi-level obedience training, nuisance behaviors, and re-habilitating aggressive
behaviors. I also hold a certificate in Canine Communication. My goal is to help you and your pup communicate in a more effective way by understanding canine psychology/behavior and how your dog interacts and perceives their world. I believe that canines are very much pack animals, therefore, you as their human are a part of that hierarchy. As such, I train from a pack structure mentality where we place you, as the human, at the top of the hierarchy. I am not a one-size-fits-all type of trainer! I seek to assess your dog and find the most effective and least invasive training method for you and your dog to communicate comfortably. My philosophy in training is that it is an ongoing relationship between you and your canine. This includes an investment in time and energy into nurturing a happy and healthy relationship between you and your dog. Just like all human relationships require time and attention, so does your relationship with your pup! So… let’s get to communicating!
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Pics from today's sessions
*NOTE* I am NOT and agility trainer...nor have I ever trained agility! Lol - this is just providing Lettie an outlet to have some no-pressure fun and continue building her confidence. This is enrichment at its finest!
We did a sidewalk experience today with Tillye. Tillye can get uncomfortable and anxious with new areas, so today we did some exercises to help build some tolerance and confidence.
She wasn't sure about that doggie in the window (her reflection) 😉
More Rottie fun!
Titus
Ziggye
Tillye
Kenzye
Happy puppies!
Stevie's outing to Lowe's - she was a little nervous but worked through it all really well!
Tillye checking out the Park at Hefner Lake - and...discovering the slide! 🛝
Arya, Vegas, and Bear 🐻 🙂
Major working on distractions out at Earlywine Park
Titus enjoying a trip to Bluff Creek
Lettie was a downtown gal! Exploring the grounds of the Myriad Gardens
Stevie working on leash manners during a neighborhood walk!
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The rest of thr Shippers Crew!
Addye had a great outing to Lowe's today!
The Byers Clan
Major working obedience out at South Lakes!
Every day is Dog Day at 1 Pack K9 Training!
Happy National Dog Day!
LOVE getting updates from my clients! Biscuit is turning into a brewery dog! Good job👏👏
The Byers clan worked on longer obedience walks this morning! This pack has come so far!
Hank enjoyed exploring Hafer Park in Edmond this morning! Not much phases this guy
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The sheer number of amazingly well trained dogs, walking around like they don’t know anything, is astounding. 🤣
If only this dog training thing could be successfully outsourced and one could spend the money, put in the minimal time to check the box, and count on the work that some expert shared with your dog and yourself…and all the great stuff would last.
There’s reasons well-trained dogs backslide, and past issues come sneaking back in: you’re not skilled enough, knowledgeable enough, haven’t done the necessary emotional work enough… and most common, you’re not disciplined enough.
Regardless of the money spent, your dog will only be as good as you are. YOU have to become the equal to that which you desire. What are your goals? What are the issues you’re facing? What level of skill/personal transformation/sacrifice are required for you to achieve those goals and overcome those obstacles? And are you willing to put in that time and make those sacrifices a daily thing? If not, no complaining about your dog backsliding—only one of you is responsible for the “sliding” around here. 😉
Time to get to work, and time to own up. No complaining about the results you didn’t get from the work you didn’t do.
As Winston Churchill famously said, “A well-trained dog is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps, the end of the beginning.”
The Byers Clan out working their commands!
Addye finally got to go out for a short session yesterday! She had a cherry eye that needed to be taken care of, so now we are on the path to recovery and this girl was SO ready to go out and do something! ❤️
Tandem work with Vegas & PJ! Working stays and individual recalls (1st time working)
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Major working obedience around one of his biggest distractions.....🐿🐿🐿 squirrels!
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*NOTE* I am NOT and agility trainer...nor have I ever trained agility! Lol - this is just providing Lettie an outlet to have some no-pressure fun and continue building her confidence. This is enrichment at its finest!
We did a sidewalk experience today with Tillye. Tillye can get uncomfortable and anxious with new areas, so today we did some exercises to help build some tolerance and confidence. She wasn't sure about that doggie in the window (her reflection) 😉
Addye finally got to go out for a short session yesterday! She had a cherry eye that needed to be taken care of, so now we are on the path to recovery and this girl was SO ready to go out and do something! ❤️
Lettie began working with a jump and the tunnel! First time for the jump and the 2nd session with the tunnel. * I am not an agility trainer! We are simply having fun! Lol
Hank did awesome at the At Home store today! With Halloween just around the corner, the animatronics provide a new challenging experience and exposure for many dogs. Hank did great!