Modern K9 Solutions

Modern K9 Solutions We are a full spectrum dog training company specializing in modern training practices and education o
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You guys all did such a great job sharing Ollie we got a few hits with him. Meet Mr Boomer! Fully trained, lifetime supp...
12/07/2024

You guys all did such a great job sharing Ollie we got a few hits with him.

Meet Mr Boomer!

Fully trained, lifetime support, group lessons for life, everything for a lifetime of support from US!

Hes a Malinois true to his name. This boy is more laid back and less drive then a workijg line Malinois.

Hes a sweet boy that was purchased by someone that didn't know what they were getting. The trainer they chose wasn't to par for the dog either.

So we took the risk and took him in. He's been amazing. Such a loving, handsome boy.

We would love to place him with an active individual or family. This guy's loves to run, and hike and enjoy the outdoors. Just as easily sitting on the couch snuggling his people.

https://www.wagtopia.com/search/pet?id=2242574&name=Boomer

Mr Ollie is still available. Blows my mind! This dude is fully trained, comes with our lifetime support and everything w...
12/07/2024

Mr Ollie is still available. Blows my mind!

This dude is fully trained, comes with our lifetime support and everything we offer for our Boundless Bonds board and train program!

Someone come give this amazing guy a fur-ever home!

Heres his adoption information!
https://petlover.petstablished.com/pets/share/2204714

Zander is currently in training with us and is such a ham! All the trainers and staff absolutely love this land hippo! H...
12/04/2024

Zander is currently in training with us and is such a ham! All the trainers and staff absolutely love this land hippo!

He comes with our lifetime support, group lessons for life and free training to make sure you are prepared to take him home and give him the best!

We are so excited to be part of his journey to his fur-ever home!

https://www.facebook.com/share/19VXNKzx75/

12/04/2024

Dutch is the 2nd dog in this amazing family who is highly dedicated to their pups!

Dutch has been a lot of fun and we can't wait to work with both him and Jake in group and follow up lessons!

Congratulations 🎊 👏

Are you ready to be the next success story?

12/03/2024

Siggy absolutely crushed his training 💪

Came to us a bit out of control, very pushy, and had some dog reactivity.

So proud of this dude and how far he has come!

His family is going to crush it with him. Can't wait to hear about all their adventures and see his continued progress in group!

Are you ready?
https://modernk9solutionstl.com/phone-consultation

*Boomer* the mostest 🐾❤️🐾 handsome-loving-boy is ready for his perfect forever home! Check the comments for more informa...
12/03/2024

*Boomer* the mostest 🐾❤️🐾 handsome-loving-boy is ready for his perfect forever home!

Check the comments for more information.

Marshmallow wrapped up the first portion of training! This dude is definitely a Marshmallow! Lol. Such a sweet pup! Can'...
12/02/2024

Marshmallow wrapped up the first portion of training!

This dude is definitely a Marshmallow! Lol.

Such a sweet pup! Can't wait to see how he develops into an adult.

Leta go!

12/02/2024

With the cold, exercise for your dog is still super important.

If you can't get out for walks then mental stimulation or even treadmill time are excellent options for your dog to get the physical exercise needed.

Remember lack of exercise can cause your dog to become overwhelmed, under stimulated, pent up energy, and frustration, these can all lead to negative behaviors to happen!

Call now to connect with business.

11/30/2024

Safety Tips for Your Dog in the Snow

Snow days can be magical for both you and your dog, but they come with their own set of challenges. Here are a few tips to ensure your pup stays safe and happy in the snow:

1. Protect Their Paws
Snow, ice, and salt can irritate your dog’s paw pads. Consider using dog booties or applying a paw balm to protect against cracking and discomfort. Always wipe their paws after walks to remove ice or harmful chemicals.

2. Watch for Frostbite
Just like us, dogs are susceptible to frostbite. Pay close attention to their ears, tails, and paws—areas most exposed to the cold. If you notice pale, cold, or hard skin in these areas, warm them gradually and consult your vet.

3. Limit Outdoor Time
While some breeds are built for the snow, others aren’t. Even the fluffiest of dogs can get too cold. Monitor their time outdoors and look for signs of discomfort, such as shivering or whining.

4. Avoid Frozen Water
Ponds and lakes may appear frozen but can be dangerous. Keep your dog leashed near frozen water to avoid accidents.

5. Dress Appropriately
Short-haired breeds and small dogs may benefit from a winter coat or sweater. Make sure it fits snugly but doesn’t restrict movement.

6. Hydration Matters
Cold weather can be dehydrating, so ensure your dog has access to fresh water, even if they’re playing in the snow. Eating snow isn’t a substitute!

7. Look Out for Snowballs
Snow can clump between your dog’s toes and on their fur, creating uncomfortable snowballs. Regularly check and remove them to prevent skin irritation.

8. Keep an Eye on Toxic Substances
Antifreeze is extremely dangerous and often found near cars in winter. It’s sweet-tasting but highly toxic—keep your dog away from driveways and garages.

Snow days can be a blast, but your dog’s safety comes first! What’s your pup’s favorite winter activity? Share a photo in the comments!

Conditioning an E-Collar: A Dog Trainer's GuideIn the world of dog training, electronic collars, or e-collars, have beco...
11/29/2024

Conditioning an E-Collar: A Dog Trainer's Guide

In the world of dog training, electronic collars, or e-collars, have become valuable tools for effective communication between trainers and their canine companions. When used responsibly, e-collars can be instrumental in reinforcing commands and ensuring the safety and well-being of your dog. However, proper conditioning is essential to ensure a positive experience for both the trainer and the dog.

# # # Understanding the Basics

Before diving into the conditioning process, it's crucial to have a solid understanding of how e-collars work. These devices deliver a mild electric stimulation to the dog through metal contact points on the collar. This stimulation is meant to get the dog's attention and encourage compliance with commands.

# # # Choose the Right E-Collar

Selecting the right e-collar for your dog is the first step in the conditioning process. Ensure that the collar is of appropriate size, has adjustable intensity levels, and fits comfortably on your dog's neck. Seek guidance from a professional if you are uncertain about the best choice for your specific breed and training goals.

# # # Introduce the E-Collar Positively

To create a positive association with the e-collar, introduce it to your dog gradually. Allow your dog to sniff and explore the collar without activating it. Pair this introduction with treats, praise, or playtime to reinforce positive feelings.

# # # Establish a Connection

Before using the e-collar in training scenarios, establish a strong bond with your dog through positive reinforcement methods. Build trust and ensure that your dog views you as a source of guidance and reward.

# # # Condition with Low Stimulation

Start the conditioning process with the e-collar on the lowest stimulation setting. Use a familiar command, such as "sit" or "stay," and apply the stimulation while giving the command. Immediately follow up with praise and a treat if your dog responds appropriately. This helps your dog associate the stimulation with the command and the reward.

# # # Consistency is Key

Consistency is crucial in dog training, and e-collar conditioning is no exception. Be consistent with the use of commands, stimulation, and rewards. This helps your dog understand expectations and reinforces positive behavior.

# # # Gradually Increase Intensity

As your dog becomes more accustomed to the e-collar, you can gradually increase the intensity to a level that is effective but still comfortable for your dog. Pay close attention to your dog's reactions and adjust accordingly.

# # # Incorporate Positive Reinforcement

Always pair e-collar stimulation with positive reinforcement. After applying stimulation, immediately reward your dog for compliance. This reinforces the connection between the stimulation, the command, and the desired behavior.

# # # Monitor Stress Levels

Keep a close eye on your dog's stress levels during training sessions. Signs of stress include excessive panting, avoidance behavior, or a reluctance to engage in training. If you observe these signs, take a step back, and reassess your training approach.

# # # Seek Professional Guidance

If you're unsure about conditioning an e-collar or encounter difficulties, don't hesitate to seek our guidance guidance. We can provide personalized advice and ensure that you are using the e-collar responsibly and effectively.

In conclusion, conditioning an e-collar requires patience, consistency, and a commitment to positive reinforcement. When used responsibly, e-collars can be powerful tools in enhancing communication between trainers and their dogs, fostering a stronger bond and promoting well-behaved canine companions.

All. Of. This. So many think they know and understand dogs.What it is to own dogs and what dogs need. In reality, despit...
11/29/2024

All. Of. This.

So many think they know and understand dogs.
What it is to own dogs and what dogs need.
In reality, despite the best of intentions - many just know what they desire from the dog, and how to meet the dog’s very basic needs (rather than providing them a fulfilling life) in order to get their own desired met.

It always baffles me that we humans buy animals and then do little to no in depth research into how they actually behave and wish to be cared for.

It's the same accross species, wether it be cats, dogs, horses, hamsters or even a tortoise- we see the appeal of owning one and take on that commitment; we might love them dearly, but we so often have literally no idea of who they actually really are.

The first thing I do when I welcome a new and amazing animal into my life is research- I do Google searches and look for info from reputable sources such as species behaviourists, I watch videos to try to understand who these animals really are, I buy books on their behaviour and natural environment to try to accommodate and care for them in the best way I can; in the ways they actually really appreciate.

Sadly this, despite its immense benefits to us and owners and of course to them as creatures, isn't the norm.

So many people own an animal, a living being with feelings and needs, without more than a very basic idea of who they are and what these needs mean to them. How can we adequately care for these animals without that? And why is all of this learning not the norm? Why do people not find it fun and interesting to learn about their companions?

As a behaviourist I urge you to learn more about those you share your homes and lives with, to learn who they really are and what they need to be happy. I promise you it will be fun, and probably make you feel really good too when you can properly understand your friend and see them genuinely having a good life. And if this doesn't feel like the thing for you, and it seems boring and unfulfilling, maybe they're not the animal for you.

The greatest thing in my life after having these amazing animals in it, is learning about them, understanding who they are, and being able to make them happy with that knowledge to the best of my ability ❤️

Happy Thanksgiving from our staff and Families! And our doggos!
11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from our staff and Families!

And our doggos!

11/26/2024

Behavior > Obedience: Building a Relationship, Not Just Commands

When it comes to dog training, many people focus solely on obedience—sit, stay, come. While those commands are important, they’re just the tip of the iceberg. True transformation happens when we focus on behavior, not just obedience.

Obedience is about getting your dog to do what you ask. Behavior, on the other hand, is about how your dog interacts with the world, their environment, and you. A well-behaved dog is calm, confident, and trusts their owner—not just because they’ve been told to, but because they’ve been guided to understand what’s expected of them.

Why Behavior Matters More:

1. Lasting Results: Obedience can be situational—behavior is foundational. It’s the difference between a dog who doesn’t jump on guests because they’ve been trained not to versus one who doesn’t jump because they’ve learned impulse control.

2. Real-Life Application: Life isn’t a training session. A dog that understands appropriate behavior can handle unpredictable situations with grace and confidence.

3. Stronger Bond: Behavior training is about communication. When you focus on building understanding instead of just issuing commands, you strengthen your relationship.

How to Focus on Behavior:

☑️Understand your dog’s needs and motivations.

☑️Reinforce calmness and self-regulation.

☑️Train for real-world challenges, not just a controlled environment.

☑️Communicate clearly and set consistent expectations.

At Modern K9 Solutions, we don’t just train dogs to follow commands. We help you and your dog build a foundation of trust and understanding that transforms behavior—and your relationship—for life.

What do you think? Is behavior more important than obedience in your dog training journey? Let us know in the comments!

https://modernk9solutionstl.com/phone-consultation

This says it all.
11/26/2024

This says it all.

🌟 Celebrating Your Dog’s Unique Personality 🌟At Modern K9 Solutions, we believe every dog is one of a kind. From the ene...
11/26/2024

🌟 Celebrating Your Dog’s Unique Personality 🌟

At Modern K9 Solutions, we believe every dog is one of a kind. From the energetic adventurers to the thoughtful thinkers, each pup has their own quirks, strengths, and personality that make them truly special. 🐾💙

That’s why we don’t believe in a “one-size-fits-all” approach to training. Instead, we design customized programs tailored to fit your dog’s unique needs and your goals. Whether you have a playful puppy, an independent spirit, or a devoted companion, our team is here to help you build a deeper connection and bring out the best in your furry friend.

Training isn’t just about teaching commands—it’s about understanding your dog’s individual personality and creating a partnership built on trust, respect, and love. ❤️🐕

Let us help you unlock your dog’s full potential with a training experience as unique as they are. Schedule a consultation today, and let’s get started on your journey together!

📞 Call us or 📧 message us for more details. Your dog’s best self is just a training session away!

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Warrenton, MO
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