Lemondrop Dog Training and Boarding

Lemondrop Dog Training and Boarding CLOSED- Merged with PQK9 to create Eisern K9s I have experience with high-arousal and high-drive working breeds, as well as mixed breeds and pets.

I train with a foundation in reward. I do use several training tools for corrections in the training process for polishing. This helps create a better relationship between you and your dog, and promotes enjoyment in the training process. By using a foundation in reward your dog will enjoy these commands and not dread training or learn to fear training. In addition part of my goals as a trainer are

to train dogs to be reliable, love training, and teach their owners how to maximize engagement and improve your training relationship!

We are very excited to make this announcement! It has been months in the making and so hard to set up everyone to be rea...
09/12/2023

We are very excited to make this announcement! It has been months in the making and so hard to set up everyone to be ready for my departure but don’t forget virtual lessons will still be an option for everyone!

You can always PM Eisern K9s for more information or get into contact with our new business which will be located in Colorado!

🐾 Exciting News! Introducing Eisern K9s 🐾

Hey there, friends! We've got some big news to share with all of you. After months of hard work and dedication, we are thrilled to announce a fresh new look and a brand-new name for our beloved dog training companies!

Say goodbye to PQK9 Balanced Training L.L.C. and Lemondrop Dog Training and Boarding, and give a warm welcome to Eisern K9s! In the next month, we will be making our move to Colorado, and we want our brand to reflect who we both are as dog trainers and individuals.

Our journeys started with a passion for helping dogs and their humans build stronger, more balanced relationships through training. Over the years, we've grown, learned, and evolved as professional dog trainers, and we wanted our company to reflect that growth and transformation.

"Eisern" is a German word that means "iron," and it embodies the strength, determination, and unwavering commitment we have to provide top-notch training and support for your four-legged companions. We believe that every dog has the potential to be the best version of themselves, and we're here to help them become just that.

Our commitment to balanced training methods, love, and care for your pets remains as strong as ever. We are excited to continue our journey with you under our new name, Eisern K9s.

Stay tuned for more updates, training tips, and dog-filled adventures as we embark on this exciting new chapter. Thank you for your continued support, and we can't wait to help your dogs thrive under the Eisern K9s!

03/02/2023

Hello everyone!

This is just a quick reminder with the bad weather to stay safe! Have a plan for your pups too!

Advocate four your dog and others! Leash up in all public and non-fenced areas!It is also important to look up any local...
02/04/2023

Advocate four your dog and others! Leash up in all public and non-fenced areas!

It is also important to look up any local leash laws where you live and travel!

💯 We need more of these signs! Please leash your pets for the safety of everyone.

Training and learning management techniques from trainer can go a long way in making everyone’s life better!Sometimes re...
01/12/2023

Training and learning management techniques from trainer can go a long way in making everyone’s life better!

Sometimes rehoming is best, but we can help make sure you’ve tried your best to make sure that is the right thing to do!

We can’t stress this enough!!

There’s a lot that factors into crating and where it goes!
01/06/2023

There’s a lot that factors into crating and where it goes!

01/04/2023
12/26/2022

BOWLS ARE BORING
Observations show that many animals, including dogs will prefer to forage, hunt and actively seek out food rather than just having it freely available or presented in a bowl.
This behaviour is known as Contrafreeloading and is an occurrence where an animal will choose to put effort and work into seeking out food rather than eat food that is available for far less or no effort.
This may not make any sense to us – why go to all that effort when you could just have the food that is presented to you? Or why make my dog work for a basic need, you may ask? Surely that’s just not fair?
Foraging, hunting and seeking out food are natural, instinctive behaviours which are vital for the survival of any species. Even though our domesticated dogs don’t have to worry about this, this innate need for seeking is still a part of who they are.
In addition to this, seeking out food creates an increase in Dopamine – the feel-good hormone. It’s the pursuit of an opportunity, the excitement, the satisfaction and the sense of achievement and not the actual eating of the food that causes these feel-good emotions.
We control so much of our dog’s lives and in our modern lifestyles and environment many dogs have very little opportunity to engage in natural behaviours. Why not use food as an outlet to provide enrichment and allow them to engage in a very natural behaviour while increasing feel good hormones?
Contrafreeloading may not be true of all dogs. Dogs that are already provided with lots of opportunities to engage in natural behaviours may not gain any additional benefit as those needs are already being met. Some dogs may be really hungry or tired and prefer to have instant gratification. Every dog is an individual, but it’s worth considering the advantages of providing a simple outlet for this natural and instinctive behaviour. It will make your dog feel good!

12/12/2022

As winter arrives and temperatures drop, remember that some dogs are bred to be outside in cold weather. Heavy-coated northern dogs like huskies, malamutes, Great Pyrenees, Newfoundlands, and Bernese mountain dogs are bred to stay outside all winter and frequently prefer to be outside even in bitterly cold temperatures – often to their owners’ dismay. If you see a dog with a full coat outside this winter, they are probably perfectly happy. There is no need to call us unless they are visibly shivering.

12/07/2022
Dont forget with the holidays coming up dogs are 8-16 YEARS of responsibility! Toys, games, and treats are great gifts, ...
12/05/2022

Dont forget with the holidays coming up dogs are 8-16 YEARS of responsibility! Toys, games, and treats are great gifts, not responsibilities!

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