Hounds From Hell Dog Training

04/24/2025

Welcome LILLY to Hounds From Hell! Lilly will be helping us on the farm with training the dogs to walk alongside her on trails! Angelica grew up with Lilly, and she's a very special horse. We're so happy to have her part of the family!

04/20/2025

Check out as SONIC THE HEDGEHOG!!!

Our VERY talented friend Kelly did the color for us, and it turned out SO COOL! She also colored him like Pikachu for Halloween. Check her out for grooming and color safe dye for pets!

04/20/2025

The gang all got to hunt for Easter eggs this morning during playtime!

04/19/2025

Quick day trip to !

Absolutely gorgeous atmosphere, and it's dog friendly! We'd definitely take the pack here for a future training trip!

04/19/2025

We're watching Blossom, well, Blossum right before our eyes!

She came with us on a field trip to Ellensburg today.

We stopped to meet up with Bronson, the frenchie who's great 90% of the time but has some spicy resource guarding tendencies with his crate.

Then we hopped over to Wicksaw brewing for some cider and to chat with our peeps from Josie's Misfit Ranch. Blossom was able to relax and lie down with Kozak in a very busy brewery. She also did well at Bronson's house, which was very new for her!

Blossom is coming so far in her training. We're going to get her ready for the perfect forever home.

04/18/2025

We are BEYOND grateful to always have a full training schedule. We work very hard to accommodate all budgets, schedules, and dogs.

We offer private lessons and bootcamps.

All of our programs are filling up quickly for NEW STUDENTS.

We are currently booking out for July/August.

If you're interested in getting yourself and your dog into training, now is the time to email us!

[email protected]

We look forward to working with you!

04/17/2025

Springtime on the ranch is hands down my favorite time of year. The weather is stunning. The dogs are in heaven. It's the perfect office for me!

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04/16/2025

Wednesday Walkies are a smash hit!!

04/16/2025

Big sister Grilka takes her job very seriously. We have at least another week or 2 before the babies can be outside full time.

She helps me clean their bedding and bathe them every day. Once the ducklings have their feathers, they can move to the big yard.

04/15/2025

We're painting the playground purple. I asked Jadzia if she splashed her bally in the paint...

She said no, but I think she's telling fibs. (Purple paint on her face and fur)

04/15/2025

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If I had to name the most common state of mind I see in both our client’s dogs as well as the dogs I see in everyday life, it would simply be… anxious.

Almost every dog I see is struggling with anxiety. Often, debilitating levels of the stuff.

It typically manifests in: manic walks filled with pulling, lunging, zig-zagging, barking; frenzied interior life filled with crazed door rushing and window checking, hyper-sensitivity and reaction (barking) to any change in the environment, destruction, obsessive behavior; ear and peace destroying car rides filled with incessant barking, window-to-window dashing, growling at anyone close enough to be a “threat”, drooling and panting and general upset; and many more.

Sadly, most owners view this stuff as just normal canine behavior — stuff that one just has to deal with because it’s “what they do”. Typically because they’ve never seen anything else.

The reality is, when we get dogs in like this, which is almost every dog we work with, we start a massive anxiety-reboot program of rules, structure, and accountability. We slow them down, we control movement, we demand calm; we correct over-arousal, reactivity, and any obsessive behavior. We set a high standard for calm, relaxed, healthy behavior in the car, in the house, on the walks, and anywhere else.

And strangely, these messy, uncomfortable, struggling, unhappy dogs… begin to relax. The initial intense degree of rules, structure, accountability isn’t some tyrannical power move — it’s actually an effort-intensive gift of taking the pressure and overwhelm off the dog (by us taking on the sizable responsibility for guiding them) and giving them the chance to finally relax into our guidance — enabling them to decompress and detox from their wildly busy/noisy/uncomfortable brains and bodies.

What are we doing? The same thing you do for yourself when things become too much, but which our dogs are unable to do on their own: we simplify, narrow, and quiet.

And if your dog fits the anxiety-addled description above, try doing the same and see what you get.

PS, yes I know many will say they exercise to deal with stress and anxiety. Cool. But if you don’t find a way to simplify, narrow, and quiet in an ongoing daily-life fashion, you’ll be fighting (and losing) a never-ending battle of your own creation… and so will your dog.

04/14/2025

Blossom 🌸 is an incredible girl!

She is THRIVING! She's happy, bouncy, brave and very polite.

She didn't need drugs. She needed to be a dog.

Not to beat a dead horse, but for f 's sake, at least TRY TO train, make an attempt, and get a genuine, no nonsense opinion before immediately jumping to behavior meds. Even if you can't afford a trainer, there's THOUSANDS of videos online for free. Do a little research before getting the dog in the first place!

In the past 7 years, I've recommended behavior medication for less than 20 dogs. Out of HUNDREDS. Sure, some dogs REALLY needed it to help them, but it was ALWAYS paired with tons of training and structure, and some have even been weened off since.

In less than 48 hours, Blossom has:
ran next to a loud 4 wheeler
gone to the lake
Gone on 3 car rides
played with other dogs
slept in a crate

This was a dog they claimed couldn't walk on a leash and was going to bite someone if there were loud noises.

Walking a dog, giving a dog basic structure, letting them run, sniff, play, and see new things are all part of pet ownership. Why even get a dog if you're going to keep it coopped up and doped up?

Doesn't make any sense to me.

Some people really shouldn't be allowed to own dogs.

In any case, she's safe with us now and will be up for adoption soon. We will make sure she finds the right family that will never let her down again.

04/13/2025

Great packwalk today! Shout out to Angelica for running it for me so I could get some things done back at the ranch!

04/12/2025

This is an anxiety free zone.

04/12/2025

Her previous owners said she was "too scared to walk." 🙄😒

I think her "anxiety" was nothing but an excuse for them not to work with her at all.

She didn't deserve to be drugged up, isolated, or condemned to death.

🌸 Blossom deserves the world, and we will give that to her.

04/12/2025

This sweet girl is on her way to us right now.

She was scheduled to be euthanized for "anxiety." She was heavily medicated instead of being trained. Instead of structure, they gave her pills. 🫠

She isn't even a year old yet.

We're gonna give her what she needs to thrive and find her the proper home.

Stay tuned.

We will be partnering with Josie's Misfit Ranch to help her out. Shout out to for advocating for her!!!

04/11/2025

I'm honestly surprised people aren't flocking by the masses to adopt Siggy. This sweet gal is turn key ready to be your new best friend.

She's sweet, sophisticated, obedient, and loves to go on adventure. She's crate trained, potty trained, does amazing on a leash and off leash, does great on car rides, and loves having friends with other dogs.

Malinois or shepherd experience is preferred for this sweet gal, but she's also great for a first-time Malinois owner. She doesn't have the crazy Malinois drive like most do.

Siggy is being fostered by us for
If you're interested in meeting her, reach out to us or MAD to inquire about Sweet Siggy!

04/10/2025

When the dog who used to be aggressive now snuggles up in your lap and begs for pets... We're beyond proud of Izzo!!