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Modern K9 Solutions, Montgomery City, MO (2025)

11/25/2025

🔥 Dog Trainer Tommy – One-on-One Training, Anywhere in the World 🔥

Real training.
Real results.
Right to your door.

If you want a private seminar experience where you get 100% of Tommy’s attention—his eyes, his expertise, his decades of full-spectrum knowledge—this is it.

From the happy-go-lucky family dog you want to give true off-leash freedom, to the dog who is one step away from euthanasia, Tommy specializes in transforming dogs and restoring hope where others said it wasn’t possible.

🌎 Tommy travels worldwide for private 1:1 training.
💥 You get a customized program designed around YOU, your DOG, and your GOALS.
✨ Transparent, practical, relationship-first training that works in the real world.

If you’re ready for a breakthrough…
If you’re ready for results you can feel…
If you’re ready for your dog to become the teammate you always knew they could be…

📞 Send us a message and let’s talk.
Your dog’s future starts today.

11/24/2025

🌟 Adoption Alert – Meet Your New Best Friend! 🌟
🐾 Adult Male Boxer • ~4 Years Old 🐾

This handsome dude is the perfect gentleman—steady, loyal, loving, and ready to be the missing piece in someone’s home.

He’s already completed our Modern K9 Solutions Board & Train Program, which means he comes with:

✅ Solid obedience foundation
✅ Great manners
✅ Neutrality around dogs & people
✅ Confidence and calm energy
✅ REAL-WORLD training on our 46-acre ranch
✅ Lifetime support from Modern K9 Solutions
✅ Everything you need to be successful from day one

Whether you want a companion for hikes, a chill buddy for the couch, or a loyal partner who listens and responds, this guy checks every box.

He’s the kind of dog you don’t often find—balanced, well-trained, and overflowing with love. 💛

📩 Send us a message to meet him, schedule a visit, or begin the adoption process!

Give this gentleman the forever home he deserves. 🐶💙

11/24/2025

🚨 ONLY 3 TRAINING SPOTS LEFT UNTIL THE NEW YEAR! 🚨

If you’ve been waiting for the right time to get your dog trained… this is it.
Once these last 3 spots are gone, we won’t have openings again until January.

Whether your dog needs structure, confidence, leash manners, off-leash reliability, or you’re just ready to finally have the dog you’ve always dreamed of — we’re here to help you start the new year ahead, not behind.

✔️ Customized training
✔️ 46-acre ranch for real-world work
✔️ Lifetime support
✔️ Results that last

Don’t wait and hope. Act and plan.
📩 Message us today to claim one of the final 3 spots before the new year closes out.

Let’s finish the year stronger — together. 🐾💛

11/21/2025

Everyone Wants the Truth… But No One Wants to Be Honest

In the dog training world, there are two types of people:

1. Those who push an agenda.
2. Those who put in the work.

And the divide between them grows wider every single day.

The First Group: Loud Voices, Weak Hands

There’s a group that claims to hold the “truth” about dog training.
They preach fear.
They preach intimidation.
They preach worst-case scenarios backed by zero hands-on experience and even less evidence.

They use emotional manipulation to gain followers.
They weaponize words like “abuse,” “trauma,” and “fear” like they’re facts instead of feelings.
They point fingers at trainers they’ve never met and methods they’ve never used.

But here’s the raw reality:

They don’t touch the dogs they talk about.
They don’t rehab aggression.
They don’t take in the dogs on the euthanasia list.
They don’t work with the dogs that would tear them apart.

Their “experience” ends the moment a dog becomes inconvenient, difficult, or outside the boundaries of a treat pouch.

And yet—
they speak the loudest.

The Second Group: Quiet Hands, Proven Results

Then there’s the other group—the ones who don’t have time to scream online because they’re busy doing the work every day.

The ones with scars on their arms, muddy boots, and dogs in their care that the first group would never take.

These are the trainers who:

✔️ Take the dog no one else will touch
✔️ Rehab the behaviors others say are “impossible”
✔️ Give families hope when they’ve been told to give up
✔️ Produce results that aren’t just “better”—they’re life-changing

They don’t fear tools because they understand them.
They don’t hide from pressure because they know how to use it humanely and fairly.
They don’t get overwhelmed by genetics because they study them and train with them.

While the online theorists scream about “what shouldn’t be possible,”
the real trainers are out there proving what actually is possible.

Every.
Single.
Day.

Truth vs. Honesty

Everyone says they want the truth.
But truth demands honesty.

And honesty is uncomfortable.

Honesty means admitting:
• Not every dog can be trained with cookies.
• Not every dog responds to one method.
• Not every behavior can be fixed with “love and patience.”
• Not every theory influencer online actually knows how to train a dog.
• Not every trainer who sounds good can handle a dog who wants to bite their face off.

Honesty means looking the dog—and the owner—square in the eye and saying:

“I’ll do the work.
And I won’t lie to you about what it takes.”

That’s what separates real dog trainers from opinion holders.

Agendas Don’t Save Dogs. Results Do.

Dogs aren’t rehabilitated by hashtags.
They aren’t transformed by ideology.
They aren’t saved by emotional fear campaigns.

They’re saved by trainers who show up at 6am and stay until the job is done.
By people who understand the entire spectrum of training, not just a slice of it.
By professionals who are willing to step into the hard cases, the heartbreaking ones, the dangerous ones.

Results come from honesty.
Honesty comes from experience.
Experience comes from doing the work.

Everything else is noise.

Everyone says they want the truth.

But when truth means stepping into the arena…
when truth means pressure, accountability, and responsibility…
when truth demands real skill and real results…

Suddenly, honesty disappears.

But not for the ones who show up every day.

Not for the ones who put their hands on the dogs no one else will touch.

Not for the trainers who don’t need to scream to be heard—
because their results speak louder than any agenda ever could.

11/20/2025

🐾 MK9S Wednesday Weekly Wins 🐾

It’s that time of the week again, MK9S fam!

Let’s celebrate the progress — big or small — that you and your dog made over the last few days.

Drop your WIN of the week below 👇
Maybe it was:
✨ A calmer walk
✨ A breakthrough with a challenging behavior
✨ Your dog finally holding that place command
✨ YOU showing up with more patience, structure, or confidence

At MK9S, we measure growth one step at a time.
Your win might inspire someone else to keep going.
Your progress matters.
Your relationship with your dog is worth celebrating.

Let’s hear it —
What’s your Wednesday Weekly Win? 🖤💛

11/20/2025

You Cannot Compete With Me.

I Want You To Win Too.**

Most people hear a sentence like that and think it’s arrogance.
It’s not.

It’s freedom.

See, you cannot compete with me because I’m not competing with you.
I’m competing with the man I was yesterday — the man God is shaping me out of.
My race is mine. Your race is yours. And there is more than enough room in the Kingdom, in business, and in life for both of us to rise.

I’m Not Threatened by Your Success — I’m Inspired by It.

Some people spend their days keeping score.
Counting followers.
Comparing bank accounts.
Watching who’s training the most dogs, closing the most sales, or posting the most content.

But comparison makes you bitter.
Contribution makes you better.

When I see someone else winning — another dog trainer, another father, another business owner — I don’t feel the need to tear them down or outrun them.
I feel the pull to lift them higher, because helping someone else win doesn’t take anything away from my own purpose. If anything, it sharpens me.

Competition Is for Ego. Growth Is for Legacy.

Ego says, “I need to be the best.”
Legacy says, “I need to serve in the best way I can.”

I’m building a legacy for my family, my team, and the people God puts in my path.
That mission doesn’t shrink when someone else succeeds.

That mission grows.

My calling — to train dogs, transform families, raise my kids in faith, build businesses that honor God — isn’t threatened by your calling.
We’re running parallel missions with different assignments.

Iron Sharpens Iron — But Only When It’s Close Enough to Contact.

I want you to win.
Not just because it feels good,
but because your success sharpens me too.

When you rise, you raise the standard.
When you level up, you challenge me to lead better.
When you push past your limits, it reminds me to break mine.

This is how strong men are forged.
This is how strong communities are built.
This is how you build a life where competition becomes irrelevant and collaboration becomes unstoppable.

I Truly Want You to Win.

Not with fake positivity.
Not with “support” that’s really just a performance.
But with real belief, real prayer, real encouragement.

Because if God has a plan for your life — and He does — nothing I accomplish will take away from it. And nothing you accomplish will take away from mine.

So no…
You cannot compete with me.
I’m too busy cheering for you.
And I hope you’re too busy becoming who God made you to be to worry about competing with anyone else.

11/19/2025

Temporary Hardship Isn’t Trauma — It’s Growth

Somewhere along the way, dog owners were convinced that any struggle, stress, or challenge is harmful to their dog.

But here’s the truth:

A little bit of hardship is not trauma.
A little bit of struggle is not abuse.
A little bit of pressure is not harmful.

It’s actually necessary for a dog to grow.

If we remove every obstacle…
If we avoid every uncomfortable moment…
If we never let the dog experience anything challenging…

We don’t create confidence —
We accidentally create fragility.

Temporary Hardship Builds Resilience

Just like in humans, dogs learn through working through something:
• learning how to navigate pressure
• figuring out how to turn it off
• understanding expectations
• building problem-solving skills
• gaining confidence from doing something hard

These moments are temporary, and they do NOT cause long-term trauma when handled properly.
They create clarity.
They create capability.
They create emotional stability.

Trauma comes from chaos, fear, unpredictability, and overwhelm.
Growth comes from controlled, safe, guided challenge.

There’s a huge difference.

A Simple Example

Think about a kid learning how to ride a bike.

They wobble.
They get frustrated.
They might fall.
They face a little struggle.
But with a calm parent, consistency, and clear expectations…

They succeed — and suddenly they’re proud, confident, and capable.

No one looks at a scraped knee and says,
“Wow, that kid is going to be traumatized forever.”

We understand it’s part of learning.

Dogs are the same way.

At MK9S We Teach This Clearly:

We don’t shield your dog from challenge —
we guide them through it so they come out stronger.

Temporary hardship builds long-term confidence.
Temporary discomfort builds clarity.
Temporary pressure builds communication.

Hardship is not the enemy.
Confusion is the enemy.

Give your dog the gift of learning how to overcome.
Their confidence tomorrow depends on the challenge you allow them to work through today.

11/19/2025

“I Once Walked With Giants.”

There are moments in life that stay etched into your bones…
Moments where the men beside you aren’t just friends — they’re the reason you’re still breathing.

I served with giants.
Men who carried more than their own weight.
Men who ran toward the things everyone else runs away from.
Men who stood in the fire with me, laughed in the chaos, and held the line when everything was falling apart.

And today… those same giants trust me to train the dogs that now stand beside them.

That hits different.

These aren’t just service dogs.
They’re lifelines.
They’re grounding.
They’re purpose.
They’re freedom.
And being asked to train the dogs that help carry my brothers through the battles they still fight — that’s an honor that goes far beyond business.

I look at these men — older now, scarred in ways nobody sees — and I still see the warriors I once walked the dirt with.
But now, I get to watch their dogs help them breathe deeper, sleep better, stand taller, and live fuller.

From combat boots to leash work…
From battlefield trust to real-world healing…
The mission changed, but the brotherhood never did.

I once walked with giants.
And now I help train the dogs that walk with them.

There is no greater privilege.

11/19/2025

Fear doesn’t come from consequence.
Fear comes from confusion.

11/18/2025

Stop Waiting Until Things Fall Apart to Introduce Training Tools

Most people never prepare their dog for training tools…
They wait until the dog is out of control, they’re frustrated, and nothing else is working.
Then — as a last resort — they throw a tool on the dog and expect it to magically fix the problem.

That’s exactly when tools become confusing…
And when conflict is created.

Training tools aren’t the problem.
The timing of when people use them is.

If a dog has zero understanding of pressure, zero communication foundation, and zero clarity… introducing a training tool in the middle of chaos only makes the chaos louder.

Tools should not be “reactive fixes.”
They should be proactively taught, just like any other skill.

Example to Make This Real

Think about it like handing someone a power tool they’ve never seen before…

If you’ve never used a drill, and someone tells you to build a cabinet right now, with no instructions, no warm-up, and no introduction to how the drill works, you’re going to:
• strip screws
• drill crooked
• get frustrated
• maybe even hurt yourself

But if someone takes 10 minutes to teach you:
• how the drill triggers feel
• how the pressure should be applied
• how to keep everything level
• and gives you practice on a scrap piece of wood

Suddenly the drill isn’t intimidating.
You trust it.
You understand it.
And you use it correctly.
That’s all training tools are. A way to communicate — once the dog understands how to listen.

This Is Why at MK9S We Teach:

Before the tool → teach the concept
Before pressure → teach the language
Before corrections → teach the dog how to succeed

A dog trained with preparation looks confident, happy, and clear-minded.
A dog trained in desperation looks confused and stressed.

Introduce tools early.
Show the dog how they work.
Build trust first — results follow

11/18/2025

🇺🇸 BROTHERS THEN. BROTHERS NOW.

Bonded by Combat — Strengthened by Their Service Dogs.

There’s a bond the world will never fully understand…
Two men who stood shoulder-to-shoulder in the worst moments life could throw at them.
Who walked the same dirt, breathed the same fear, and kept each other alive when it mattered most.

And now—years later—that same brotherhood continues in a whole new chapter.

🐾 Service dogs became their new mission.
🐾 Healing became the battlefield they refused to lose on.
🐾 And the bond they built overseas now lives on through the dogs who give them freedom today.

Combat forged them.
Their dogs restored them.
And brotherhood carried them through both.

If you know this kind of brother…
Tag him.
Honor him.
Let him know he’s never walking his path alone.

Because freedom doesn’t end when the uniform comes off — sometimes it just gets four legs and a tail.

** two service dogs I trained for brothers I served in Iraq with!**

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