Solaris K9 Training

07/08/2024

Available to approved home. 3 yr old female Malinois. Obedience training and amazing recall. Good with other dogs and horses. Good house manners and super sweet soft character. Please PM for more information

07/07/2024

SOLARIS K9 TRAINING- Behavioral training for all dogs from your pet pug to military Malinois and everything in between! PM for more information.

06/13/2024

Available: 3 yr old female Malinois super temperament. Available for PTSS and Emotional support service dog. PM for more info

04/28/2024

Veterans! I have an opportunity for an affordable PTSS service dog. Female black Malinois. Medium size medium drive super sweet and soft hearted. Please message me for more information

04/21/2024

Black female Malinois available to approved home. 2-3 yrs old super sweet. Would suit female veteran for PTSS service dog.

04/18/2024

First semi solid meal!! They left nothing!!

04/15/2024

Very first outing for pups born on March 22nd...

04/12/2024

As many people know... I do not breed Malinois...but this hit my heart strings with this poor girl. Her owner died and was found as a stray. She was pregnant and now has 7-just turned 3 wk old pups. Yes they are pure Mali and show already the traits. The are absolutely hilarious and entertaining!! There are 3 pups still available and will only PM. She is also available to the right home. She is a sweet cuddle monster and protective of her people and home. She prefers the company of women.

04/07/2024

2 wk old Malinois pups!! Mother has rare level headed temperament! PM for more information

12/22/2023

Private lessons currently available at my new facility. Organizing puppy classes/young dog classes for January. Specialty training for service dogs for veterans also available. Police and military discount.

08/08/2023

05/20/2023

Boody

Bloody doing his job!! Permission to share...

05/20/2023

Bloody doing his job!! Permission to share...

04/05/2023

Bengal is having surgery today to remove part of his lung due to an abscess created by … Margaret Edwards-Jones needs your support for Bengal needs your help

02/12/2023

2 dogs training the Long down from a distance for 5 min... 3rd one thought he would join in!! Good boy Junior!!

02/12/2023

Bengal being assistant trainer and grand distraction again today. Diabetic service dog in training

02/08/2023

Post training chill 😎

02/02/2023

Training the menagerie. My assistant Bengal is 💯

01/31/2023

Fur feathers or fins... I can train it all!!!

01/31/2023

Tater showing off his obedience work after 1 wk training

01/26/2023

Puppy obedience started. Video soon!!

01/26/2023

Week 2 obedience with 7 month old Tater!! Pretty fancy!

01/23/2023

Too true!!!

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12/14/2022

This is Boody. He is a wonderful service dog 1/2 brother to Bengal

12/13/2022

A little humor for the day...

10/29/2022

My favourite phase of Schutzhund!!

10/17/2022

Amazing animals at work!!

Happy birthday, to Buddy, The first Seeing Eye dog! Buddy was born on October 15, 1926, in Switzerland. About 16 months later she was matched with Morris Frank, a 20-year-old college student and insurance salesman who had traveled from America to be matched with a dog who could guide a blind person. He promptly renamed the German shepherd Buddy. This historic photo shows Morris Frank being guided around a tricycle on a sidewalk by Buddy.
Morris and Buddy traveled the country demonstrating that it really was possible for a dog to work as a guide. But soon they had another challenge: public access. Many stores, restaurants, hotels, and other businesses had a strict "no dogs allowed" policy, and there were no exceptions for service dogs -- after all, they had just been invented! Morris and Buddy campaigned tirelessly for the right to go anywhere that any other member of the public can go. While giving a speech in Washington, D.C., someone had the bright idea of having Morris give a demonstration of Buddy's abilities -- without telling Morris about it. The route Morris had taken to the stage to give his talk was quietly blocked with chairs. When Morris gave Buddy the command to leave the stage the way they'd come, she refused. "She had watched the whole proceeding from the platform and had seen the complicated series of impediments set up for us," Morris wrote in "First Lady of The Seeing Eye". "Without a second's hesitation she simply took me the quickest, safest way to our destination."
Rather than navigating through the obstacle course, Buddy led Morris across the stage and to a different, unblocked aisle. Problem solved! "The audience went wild with applause. By taking the commonsense way out of our predicament, Buddy had given a far more remarkable demonstration of her prowess than they had ever anticipated," Morris wrote.