All Ears Petcare

Our Services: What works best for you?

There are many ways to work together with different time availability. 1. Mobile Dog Training: We come to you. Does your dog know their home boundaries? This is best for multiple dog homes, rescues and homes with kids. In-home evaluation include reasonable adjustments of the home environment to set your pup up for success. And yuu less headache (sock thief.) If you like jumping between topics, asking your questions, connecting dots, and personalizing your action plan, this is for you. (Currently, a waitlist to ensure current clients get priority.) 2. Online Courses: Our courses range from 6 - 8 weeks. The Foundations 6-week course gives you the basic obedience and puppy kindergarten all wrapped into one. Available as hybrid option for in-person group classes. Topic-specific webinars are built with rescue dogs and behavior cases in mind. 3. Day Training: Open to the dogs who need it most. *Current reactive clients only at this time.* Send your pup on a 2- 3 hour training experience with an optional group dogs. Hosted on Wednesdays starting in November. This is a great option while you're at work! This option is great enrichment, manners refinement with season trainers and handlers. Must be good in car and older than 1 year old. 4. Group Programs: 6-week Foundations Puppy and 8-week Therapy Dog Prep. The next round of group programs starts in January 2024. 4-6 dogs max to help with socialization, group learning, and integrating skills. #mobiledogtraining #allearsacademy #allearspetcare

Agility finale for Stella! She has been working on a couple agility obstacles but this was the LONGEST time she kept going! 🎉 AKC Rally typically has 17-20 obstacles in a trial.

Our go to scoobie snacks during training! Thank you Mud Bay for the grain free and chicken free options. Those are the top common allergies my clients have. *Not sponsored

Summer dreaming ☀️

Is your dog your plus one?? Let’s make them shine. Summer in the PNW is just around the corner!! Which means 95% of people hibernating come out to play. Which means walkways, parks, beaches, and hiking spots will have more activity that could set your dog off since they got use to having the place to themselves. Are you cringing? It doesn’t have to be that way. Join my 3 Secrets to Dog Training Masterclass next Monday at 12:30pm PDT! We’ll talk about the top three most common issues: 🔹 rewarding at the right window 🔸 jumping 🔹greeting new people Sign up now for the FREE Masterclass with a replay. (There’s a bonus for our friends who show up live!) DM me “Secrets” to get the info #dogtraining #summerliving #pnwlife #positivereinforcement #workshop #masterclass #sciencebasedtraining #allearspetcare #allearsacademy

Prevent separation anxiety from building up. #puppytraining #positivereinforcementtraining #cratetraining #allearspetcare #frenchbulldog

Session four with 6 month old Poodle #leashtraining #puppytraining #beforeafter #allearscommunity #humandogteam #allearspetcare

Use this as a focus tool, replacement behavior option and energy management.

Business updates + looking forward to the next couple months!

We are not the same. ✋ Q: If you need to use the shock setting (most extreme), have you tried the other settings first? (Sound, vibrate than shock levels) A: “Yeah but they don’t listen. I scream and they don’t respond, shock.” Q: “How long are you giving them to respond? A minute, or a pause of breathe?” A: “…ummm” Here at All Ears Petcare we do NOT encourage shock collars. We get your dog is stubborn, or your communication styles don’t match up. This is an extreme for a reason, please don’t grab this off the shelf before consulting with a trainer. Preferably a positive reinforcement training style as science shows dogs are more prone to react the way you want, without force. 💭 Think of it this way… Every time you do something wrong with your spouse, or friends, do you want to shocked? ⚡️ Within seconds? Before your brain has time to process your actions? #humanityfirst #dogtraining #positivereinforcement #mindsetmatters #mobiledogtraining #allearspetcare Every situation is different and backgrounds on training of the dog and family are discussed privately and resources given to modify tools used.

What Puppy Class looks like 🐾 🐕 building confidence through obedience, socialization and new obstacles!

When you take your dog to the bar as a plus one ✋Before you go: work on barking or dog tolerance + leash problems. Go at slow times the first time. Build your dog's confidence in this setting. 👣Walk in, find a good table, and put your foot on your lead. Give your dog enough leash to sit and lay down. Your dog should not be able to walk around or pace or fidget. Let them learn to be calm and stationary. 🦴Bring their dinner, feed them a little at a time when they're relaxed, calm and happy. 🚧Give your dog boundaries. Being a cool cucumber means other people don't interact with her while she's learning how to behave. 🛑 Know your dog limits. If a patio is too much, back off and go back to the basics. Don't try to force your dog into a situation where he or she isn't ready. Maizy, this charcoal lab, has completed basic obedience with All Ears Petcare and extra training in different settings before graduating to this challenge. Beforehand we agreed we would try one drink and see how she does. We were able grab dinner too and Maizy settled down after the first hour. Reach out if you want to get your dog well-behaved enough to go everywhere! January Saturday classes opening up. Pawsitively, Bri

This weekend rain ☔️ or shine ☀️ event with Pierce County Parks for Santa Paws 🧑‍🎄 🐶 🧡 Loves seeing all the pups who came our!

Santa Paws is coming to town! 🎅 🐕 📸 🎁 Dress your furbabies in their best holiday outfits for pictures by incredible @mariewulframphotography and treats from Santa! Treats and refreshments will be available for pups and their families. Come hang out with us, we will be offering a gift basket for the raffle! .🎄 Chambers Creek Regional Park - Central Meadow6320 Grandview Drive W University Place, WA 98467 . 📆 Saturday Dec 4, 2021⏰ 10 am - 2 pm 🛒 $5 per family (including 2 dogs) 🌐 Register by Monday Nov 29: https//www.Piercecountywa.gov/7419/Santa-Paws

Dog moms you don’t need shock collars to make your big dog listen.⁣⁣ We’re throwing out the dominance control method. Eye contact strengthens your bond. ⁣Less about submission, more about respect. ⁣⁣Big classes full of reactive dogs and one trainer are out. Quality matters. ⁣⁣🦮 I’m here for my first time dog moms and dog dads to share how to teach your T-Rex of a puppy to become a well mannered family dog 🐾 ⁣⁣Follow @allearspetcare for more 🧡

Puppy kindergarten underway #labradorretriever #dogtraining #puppyclass #tacoma #puyallup

First time through an agility course 👏 wait until the end! 😂 Not all play areas are made for short legs!! This exercise is great for reactive dogs because we’re knocking down new situations and obstacles together in a neutral setting. Jack is well behaved, happy, eager to serve dog but when on leash around other dogs he loses ability to listen. He goes into protective Jack mode. We use both off leash and on leash settings to modify his behavior and build his confidence. Less fear, more fun. #positivereinforcement #dogtraining

This pup had become reactive and territorial of his family. His family was proactive and brought me up to help! We spent a weekend focus on confidence-building and restructuring habits. Here is one of our first training walks where we can hear Mordecai's whining and not listening when his younger sibling (human brother) gets too far ahead. He's also reactive to other dogs but overall a sweet happy boy. Mordecai's human brother is the best distraction to break Mordecai's instinctive habits to break from his handler (owner). He needs to see playing, running ahead and screaming. We played red light green light while Mordecai focused on listening to his owner. Once Mordecai jumped up past the handler's waist, that's our trigger to get him in "middle" (between our legs) where we used our knees to "talk" with the pup. When a dog is in higher anxiety and won't look at you (owner, handler holding the leash), getting through their tunnel vision may mean more hands-on. This does not hurt your dog. This is a matter of quickly snapping the dog out of their fixation. Using positive reinforcement on top of this calms the dog down. The way the handler feels when walking translates down the leash, so if you're feeling anxious, the dogs will scan the area to determine how they can protect you. Take a breathe, sing "I'm a little tea pot" to regulate breathing and encourage calm. This is one of the various methods we used to help Arielle feel more confident with Mordecai outside. Next, we'll go over the confidence-building exercises we started. Disclaimer: A weekend won't solve the reactive problems. The real works start in the daily walks and foundation building they have been doing great! Keep up the good work!!