Show Me Dog Training

Show Me Dog Training Show Me Dog Training provides expert in-home dog training throughout the St. Louis area. We specia

We work one-on-one with you and your dog in your home, where you can feel comfortable, relaxed, and involved. In-home training is your best option because it ensures our focus stays where it belongs—on your dog. We customize every plan to fit your individual needs, and we teach you how to handle your dog while we teach your dog how to be handled. By the time we leave, your training goals will be m

et, and, should the behavior relapse for any reason, you’ll feel confident handling it without rehiring a trainer. We believe owner involvement is an essential part of successful training. Our form of training doesn’t just result in your dog learning a few tricks; it results in genuine behavior modification. We work hard to teach you to communicate with your dog and teach your dog to focus on and listen to you. We teach basic obedience, but we also provide a strong, lasting foundation of trust and respect between dog and owner.

Dog training is more than just commands — it’s how great habits are built, confidence grows, and communication starts. H...
01/14/2026

Dog training is more than just commands — it’s how great habits are built, confidence grows, and communication starts. Here are 5 facts every dog owner should know…

🐶 Why You Should Start Puppy Training Right Away 🐾Bringing home a new puppy is exciting, fun… and a little chaotic 😄 But...
01/12/2026

🐶 Why You Should Start Puppy Training Right Away 🐾

Bringing home a new puppy is exciting, fun… and a little chaotic 😄 But those first weeks are more than just cuddles and photos — they’re the most important learning window of your dog’s life.

Starting training early helps your puppy:
✔️ Build confidence in new situations
✔️ Learn good habits before bad ones form
✔️ Socialize safely with people, dogs, and the world
✔️ Prevent common issues like biting, jumping, and potty accidents
✔️ Grow into a calm, well-mannered adult dog

Puppies are constantly learning — whether we’re teaching them or not. Early training gives them structure, clear communication, and positive experiences that shape their behavior for years to come.

The sooner you start, the easier everything becomes. 🐕✨
Thinking about getting your puppy started the right way? Send us a message — we’d love to help you and your pup build an amazing foundation.

🎉🐾 New Year, New Goals — For You and Your Dog! 🐾🎉As we head into 2026, it’s the perfect time to reset, refocus, and inve...
01/09/2026

🎉🐾 New Year, New Goals — For You and Your Dog! 🐾🎉

As we head into 2026, it’s the perfect time to reset, refocus, and invest in your dog’s training. Whether you’re welcoming a new puppy or ready to work through long-standing challenges, the new year is a fresh start.

✨ Why train in the new year?
➡️ Build better habits from day one
➡️ Improve leash manners, recall, and focus
➡️ Reduce problem behaviors like jumping, barking, or pulling
➡️ Strengthen communication and trust
➡️ Create a calmer, more enjoyable life together

Training isn’t about perfection—it’s about progress. Small, consistent steps add up to big changes over time. The earlier you start in the year, the more success you’ll see by spring and summer.

🐶💡 Make 2026 the year your dog learns how to thrive in the real world.
Your future walks, outings, and adventures will thank you.

📅 Now enrolling for 2026 training programs—because the best time to train your dog is today.

🐶🎉 Let’s Play a Game! 🎉🐶Be honest… what does your dog need the most right now? 👇🐾 A) Better leash manners🐾 B) Less jumpi...
01/07/2026

🐶🎉 Let’s Play a Game! 🎉🐶

Be honest… what does your dog need the most right now? 👇

🐾 A) Better leash manners
🐾 B) Less jumping on guests
🐾 C) More focus around other dogs
🐾 D) A solid recall (because “come” is optional 😅)
🐾 E) All of the above

Drop your letter in the comments ⬇️ and let us know your dog’s name!

Training doesn’t have to be boring—learning should be fun for both you and your dog. A little consistency, a lot of patience, and the right guidance can turn everyday chaos into confident behavior.

✨ Bonus: If your dog could set ONE training goal this year, what would it be?

We can’t wait to see your answers! 🐕💬

🐾 Reactive Dogs vs. Aggressive Dogs: What’s the Difference? 🐾Not all barking, lunging, or growling means a dog is “aggre...
01/05/2026

🐾 Reactive Dogs vs. Aggressive Dogs: What’s the Difference? 🐾

Not all barking, lunging, or growling means a dog is “aggressive.” Understanding the difference can help us respond with empathy instead of fear. 💙

Reactive dogs
➡️ React strongly to certain triggers (other dogs, people, noises, new situations)
➡️ Behaviors may look intense: barking, pulling, jumping, or growling
➡️ Usually driven by fear, frustration, or overstimulation, not a desire to harm
➡️ With patience, training, and support, many reactive dogs improve greatly

Aggressive dogs
➡️ Show behaviors intended to threaten or cause harm
➡️ Actions may include snapping, biting, or attacking
➡️ Often linked to fear, pain, lack of socialization, or past trauma
➡️ Requires professional guidance and careful management

✨ Why it matters:
Labeling a reactive dog as aggressive can lead to unfair judgment and missed opportunities for help. Many reactive dogs are simply overwhelmed and asking for space.

Let’s choose understanding over labels—and help dogs feel safe, not misunderstood. 🐶💛

🎉🐶 New Year, New Dog 🐶🎉A new year is the perfect time to reset — not just for you, but for your dog too.If 2025 came wit...
01/03/2026

🎉🐶 New Year, New Dog 🐶🎉

A new year is the perfect time to reset — not just for you, but for your dog too.

If 2025 came with pulling on leash, jumping on guests, ignoring commands, or chaos on walks… let’s make 2026 different.

Dog training isn’t about perfection — it’s about:
✔ Clear communication
✔ Better manners at home and in public
✔ Calm, confident behavior in real-life situations
✔ A stronger relationship with your dog

Small changes now can create big results all year long.

👉 Ready to start the year with a calmer, better-behaved dog?
📩 Send us a message today to schedule your training consultation and make this the year things finally click.

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Our office is closed today and will re-open on January 2, 2026. All calls and emailed will be returned t...
01/01/2026

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Our office is closed today and will re-open on January 2, 2026.

All calls and emailed will be returned then.

THANK YOU!

Our office is closed today, we will re-open on January 2, 2026. All calls and emails will replied at that time. THANK YO...
12/31/2025

Our office is closed today, we will re-open on January 2, 2026.

All calls and emails will replied at that time.

THANK YOU!

🐾 Real-World Dog Training = Real-Life Results 🐾Your dog doesn’t live in a quiet training room… so why should their train...
12/29/2025

🐾 Real-World Dog Training = Real-Life Results 🐾

Your dog doesn’t live in a quiet training room… so why should their training stop there?

Real-world dog training focuses on what actually matters:
✔ Walking calmly in busy neighborhoods
✔ Listening around distractions
✔ Better manners at parks, patios, and on leash
✔ Clear communication that works in everyday life

Training should prepare your dog for real situations, not just perfect conditions. When skills are practiced where life happens, they stick.

Because a well-trained dog isn’t just obedient — they’re confident, calm, and easier to live with. 🐶

👇 Tell us: What’s the biggest real-life challenge you want help with?

Our office is CLOSED for Christmas Day. All calls and emails will be returned on 12/26. THANK YOU ❤️ 🎄
12/25/2025

Our office is CLOSED for Christmas Day.

All calls and emails will be returned on 12/26.

THANK YOU ❤️ 🎄

Merry Christmas from our family to yours! 🎄🤍
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from our family to yours! 🎄🤍

Our office is CLOSED for Christmas Eve. All calls and emails will be returned on 12/26. THANK YOU ❤️ 🎄
12/24/2025

Our office is CLOSED for Christmas Eve.

All calls and emails will be returned on 12/26.

THANK YOU ❤️ 🎄

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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We work one-on-one with you and your dog in your home, where you can feel comfortable, relaxed, and involved. In-home training is your best option because it ensures our focus stays where it belongs—on your dog. We customize every plan to fit your individual needs, and we teach you how to handle your dog while we teach your dog how to be handled. By the time we leave, your training goals will be met, and, should the behavior relapse for any reason, you’ll feel confident handling it without rehiring a trainer. We believe owner involvement is an essential part of successful training.

Our form of training doesn’t just result in your dog learning a few tricks; the results are genuine behavior modification. We work hard to teach you to communicate with your dog and teach your dog to focus on and listen to you. We teach basic obedience, but we also provide a strong, lasting foundation of trust and respect between dog and owner.

Show Me Dog Training’s Jimmy Feeney, a professional dog trainer, has been certified through Canine Trade Group, which employs scientifically proven training techniques and follows a philosophy of providing a consistent and fair environment for your pet. Jimmy can help you solve a variety of pet behavioral issues. Some of the most common canine behavior problems he can help with include barking, chewing, separation anxiety and jumping. We want to set your dog up for success to create a behaviorally balanced and happy pet. A good dog training program is built on a foundation of mutual trust and respect. Our training is reward-based and your dog learns to do things for you because he wants to.