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A dog training experience designed with the owner in mind. ♥️
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07/08/2024

Here is our updated virtual brochure! 🐶

29/07/2024

My next opening for a board and train starts August 11! 🐾 DM me to reserve your spot. 🐶

07/07/2024

🏄🏻‍♀️Karl’s first time paddle boarding was so much fun! 🤩🏞️ & we only fell in once! 🤣

30/05/2024

My next opening for a board and train starts June 12th! 🐾 Message me for a consultation 😊

09/04/2024

I have one board and train opening starting May 1st!
Message me to schedule a consultation 🐾🐶💕

20/02/2024

It’s pretty amazing to see photos from way back in the day and better understand why I am such a dog lover. It’s in the genes!
This is my nana, Patty, and one of her German Shepherds, Rebel. She bred and trained GSD’s and my other grandmother had Dobermans. 😆 Who would have thought that this would be my life now? I feel so blessed to be able to carry on their legacy. I hope they are proud!

24/11/2023

Attention dog owners in and around Syracuse! Need help with your dog this holiday season? This is our gift to you! 🤩

23/11/2023

Happy Thanksgiving from Adaptive Dog Training! 🧡🦃
This year, I feel so thankful for my neighbors and local community here in !
Pictured are my two wonderful daughters, and our friend Harvey during one of our weekly walks around the park. 🥰
Adaptive Dog Training is a training style that prioritizes supporting the whole family. Any breed, any age, any need—we are here for your furry family member!
I am so thankful for our dogs.
I am thankful to have a job that connects me with my neighbors, challenges me and gives me purpose, and allows me to include my kids in my work.
They say “it takes a village” and Adaptive Dog Training has become mine.
Stay tuned for some special Black Friday deals. 🥳
Happy Holidays!
-Kendal

09/08/2023

Attention new and current Adaptive Dog Training clients:
As our business grows, our costs do as well. While we strive to keep our services accessible to everyone, we have reached a point where we must increase our prices to be able to better serve your dog and your family. On September 1st, we will be sharing our new programs and pricing.
Get your services booked now before our prices go up!

Send a message to learn more

06/07/2023

Would you like to come home from vacation to a better behaved dog? Now you can!
We have 2 board and train spots available starting mid August!
Call or text 615-924-4373 for more info!

15/05/2023

Do we want our dogs to be excellent at everything from obedience and party tricks, to interactions with dogs and new people?
Yes, of course we do!
Do we want our dogs to have a sense of confidence, mental well-being, autonomy and the freedom to choose their own state of mind?
Yes, we absolutely do.
I have found that sometimes the value in a training session is to show the dog how they can choose a relaxed state of mind. We can do this by validating their early stress cues, and giving them time and space to regulate their emotional and physical state before they feel like they have to escalate into reactivity.
By observing when a dog would decide to opt out of a scenario and occasionally letting them do so, we honor their mental health.
We don’t oversaturate their relationship to us with stressful training exercises, which nurtures their bond with us. This says to them, “Hey, I’m looking out for you.”
Sometimes, it is necessary to push them out of their comfort zone when we need to change certain behaviors and help them overcome fears.
However, trust is the foundation for that kind of work. By choosing to hear our dogs out when they say, “No thanks, I think I just wanna chill,” we show them that we won’t always push them to their limits of what feels safe to them.
Is your dog reactive?
Message me and we can work together to learn your dog’s early stress cues, and what you can do to help build their confidence!

11/05/2023

It was a beautiful day for a walk with Piper!
There are a few perks that come with having your dog walked by a dog trainer, such as:
•we know how to safely handle reactive dogs
•we encourage loose leash walking
•we can provide insight into your dog’s behavior
•walks build the relationship for future training sessions
We have a few spots available for week day walks, but they are filling up fast! Message us to see if your neighborhood qualifies for week day walks!

20/04/2023

Hi everyone! For anyone who is interested in dog training or dog walking services and would like to meet me, I'm going to be at the Woodland Resevoir this weekend for meet and greets.
Feel free to respond to this post or DM me if you're interested. Hope to see you there!

13/04/2023

It was a wonderful week full of walks and learning with all these new faces! 🐶🐾 Welcome to the Adaptive Dog Training crew!

12/04/2023

Thank you to everyone who has reached out lately and shown interest in our services! I wanted to share a virtual copy of our brochure and our current prices. Happy spring! 😊💐
-Kendal

08/04/2023

1 Likes, 1 Comments - Kendal Leigh (.leighh) on Instagram: "What a day. 😅 really though, does anyone know this dog?"

07/04/2023

28/03/2023

Cane corsos are fascinating dogs. The devotion and love they show to those they identify as family is unmatchable. As a guardian breed, it’s instinctual for them to be on the look out for threats, and to fearlessly act if a situation arises that leads them to believe they’ve encountered one.
I’m lucky to have developed a bond with Zeus. He has come a long way towards managing his guarding instinct, looking to his owners and myself for guidance, and learning that new doesn’t equal dangerous.
Socialization is so important to prepare dogs to respond safely in new and unexpected scenarios. If you want your dog to be calm out in the world, showing them what the world is like must be a part of the equation.
This is why I offer day training services. I’m here to coach you and your dog through any scenario!

27/02/2023

Karl is an angel, you can just tell by that face. 🥹😇

14/02/2023

Jumping through hoops to build this dude’s engagement with me. Must be a husky thing. 💆🏻‍♀️😂

07/02/2023

Hope to see you there!

27/01/2023

Preston and Hudson putting in the work today!! 🐺🛷💪🏻

19/01/2023

Warm weather is on its way! 🐾☀️ When spring finally arrives, would you like to be able to bring your dog more places with you? Here are 5 tips to start preparing now!

18/01/2023

React to this post if you would be interested in group classes! 🤩

16/01/2023

In our zone 🐾

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Sometimes you just gotta 🏃🏻‍♀️💨

Harvey is always down to take a picture 📸 🤩 #selfie #doodle

Found in my drafts 💖🐶

Breaking in the new training field with Zeus and Eddy ❤️‍🔥🐶👏🏻

Go Tommy!! That’s a WIN right there! 🐿️🥳 #squirrel #adaptivedogtraining

Reactivity can feel discouraging, anxiety inducing, and embarrassing. If your dog struggles with reactivity, PLEASE reach out. I can coach you through the tough moments and show you how to create good moments with your dog. You deserve to enjoy spending time with your dog! I’ve been walking Piper twice a week since April. Piper was a rescue, adopted as an adult. She went through a training program before I started working with her, but she still struggles with her fear when she sees other dogs. Piper has a lot of food allergies, so she can’t have treats. She is also too hyper vigilant outside of her house to accept any food or feel relaxed enough to play. The only rewarding interactions I can give her for good behavior are physical and verbal praise, and space to sniff and explore. My goal for Piper is that one day she will feel so safe away from the house that she can relax enough to stay engaged with me. Until then, I’ll keep helping her soothe and deescalate when she gets worked up. Even though I know she probably won’t care about the new toy I got, I bring it anyway for her to try—just in case one day she is able to let go of her fear and play. #adaptivedogtraining #itsmorethanawalk #reactivity

I taught Harley who is here for our board and train program to clean up her toys.. because why not 😆 #adaptivedogtraining #americanbully #boardandtrain

Before, during, and after clips of our training session aimed at managing and deescalating leash reactivity to other dogs with Mia and her owner Lisa! So proud of how much improvement we were able to achieve in this one session. Dog training isn’t always pretty or easy but it is necessary and SO rewarding. It means the world to me when I can help humans connect with their dog and help dogs understand their human! I’ve done my job when it’s all smiles, newfound confidence and a feeling of relief at the end of a training session. 😌 Great job Lisa and Mia!#adaptivedogtraining #leashreactivity #germanshepherd

Do we want our dogs to be excellent at everything from obedience and party tricks, to interactions with dogs and new people? Yes, of course we do! Do we want our dogs to have a sense of confidence, mental well-being, autonomy and the freedom to choose their own state of mind? Yes, we absolutely do. I have found that sometimes the value in a training session is to show the dog how they can choose a relaxed state of mind. We can do this by validating their early stress cues, and giving them time and space to regulate their emotional and physical state before they feel like they have to escalate into reactivity. By observing when a dog would decide to opt out of a scenario and occasionally letting them do so, we honor their mental health. We don’t oversaturate their relationship to us with stressful training exercises, which nurtures their bond with us. This says to them, “Hey, I’m looking out for you.” Sometimes, it is necessary to push them out of their comfort zone when we need to change certain behaviors and help them overcome fears. However, trust is the foundation for that kind of work. By choosing to hear our dogs out when they say, “No thanks, I think I just wanna chill,” we show them that we won’t always push them to their limits of what feels safe to them. Is your dog reactive? Message me and we can work together to learn your dog’s early stress cues, and what you can do to help build their confidence! #adaptivedogtraining

I had to share this. ☺️ It is such an honor to get to share these sweet moments with other people’s pets. I’ve said it many times before, but I love my job!💗 Feeling very grateful for my community today!

I love my job ☺️ the smiles on their faces during our walks has made my week! #dogwalker #dogtrainer

Cane corsos are fascinating dogs. The devotion and love they show to those they identify as family is unmatchable. As a guardian breed, it’s instinctual for them to be on the look out for threats, and to fearlessly act if a situation arises that leads them to believe they’ve encountered one. I’m lucky to have developed a bond with Zeus. He has come a long way towards managing his guarding instinct, looking to his owners and myself for guidance, and learning that new doesn’t equal dangerous. Socialization is so important to prepare dogs to respond safely in new and unexpected scenarios. If you want your dog to be calm out in the world, showing them what the world is like must be a part of the equation. This is why I offer day training services. I’m here to coach you and your dog through any scenario! #canecorso #adaptivedogtraining