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06/30/2023

Our buddy Tibur joined us for a full day train today and we wore him out in a good way! I absolutely love him to pieces and his parents are pawsome! Next week he finishes his first lesson package and we’re excited to keep working with him! He’s such an incredible dog!

06/14/2023

Some of our service dogs in training got a cool opportunity to expose them to full mask characters! This can be beneficial if they ever go to a sporting event with a mascot, if they go to special events with statues or characters, or if they go to theme parks like Disney where they may meet full mask characters. It’s different than say Peter Pan or a princess so having these types of safe first interactions that aren’t in front of a crowd of people are extremely important and helpful! Success!

05/09/2023

Be sure to check out and follow our more active page! 💜🐾

04/05/2023

It’s just about Summer time and we know that means for a lot of you travel. And what to do with your pups? This can be a great time to send your pup for boot camp or to polish up or add some new skills. We work with companion dogs as well as service dogs. We will transform your dog, teach you how to work with them when they come home, & be there while you get into the routine of doing it on your own! We are LGBTQIA+ owned, run, & welcoming. We will care for your dog like our own! Come join our Limitless Freedom family and see why our clients recommend us to all their friends!
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Promotional discounts are good until the end of May or until we have booked out all of summer! So don’t wait! Contact us today! 💜🐾
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We offer competitive pricing with our special touch of going the extra mile. What does that mean? Send us a message for a list of current & former clients to contact about their personal experience with LFD and being apart of our family! 💜🐾
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03/23/2023

Happy !!! Go follow our Service dogs page for more information and the latest news/updates. 💜💜🐾

Want to send the LFD program pups a special treat for National Puppy Day? Check out our Amazon wish list and send them a bag of some yummy enrichment 💜

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03/13/2023

Don’t forget to follow our new page! Dedicated to our hard working service dogs and the future of LFSD 💜🐾

“You owe it to yourself to become everything you’ve ever dreamed of.” -unknown 💜
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02/14/2023

Help support one of our newest clients on their journey to a life changing & saving service dog!!!! Share the page, like it, & consider donating!!!

Fundraiser for Allergen Detection service dog

01/03/2023

We will have no operating hours this Friday. Thank you for understanding.

11/20/2022

Check out our new page and be sure to like and follow. And if you’d like to donate time, items, or something else give the post below a share. 💜🐾

11/18/2022

Chance is doing well. I think we easily did over 100 repetitions of go target. Generalizing!!!

11/08/2022

We have two TDI certified therapy dogs as of tonight! Congratulations Harley & Luna!

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11/05/2022

A wonderful review by one of our recent Board & Train service dog teams.

Don’t forget to go follow our new page. This one will be archived December 31st, 2022

★★★★★ "I have a lab puppy that missed some key socialization experiences due to the guidance (and lack of guidance) from another trainer. LFD took him in for their Board and Train program and took the time to assess him, focus on environmentals, build on his existing obedience, and work on...

10/30/2022

Reminder go follow our new page for our up to date content and special money saving opportunities 💜🐾

10/29/2022

Congratulations Jade & Hudson! Be sure to go follow LFSD for service dog specific updates and to see any further shared posts from our Instagram!

10/21/2022

Pep talker, teacher, cheerleader, problem solver, leader, lifter upper, hype girl, dog lover, tissue giver, p**p scooper, kennel cleaner, friend, trainer…. All different parts of what it means to train service dogs. My teams need me to be different things at different times. I may give one a pep talk and an hour later be helping one deal with an access issue or a tough outing. Either way I’m there. My teams know they can call when there is an immediate need and when they need someone to listen. I celebrate each victory and I help them recollect and move on from loss/blips. I do not take it lightly. It’s not a job most able bodied people excel at despite the majority of the field being run by able body/mind people. It gives me a unique perspective and helps me to take those extra couple minutes. I cherish everyday I am able to do this job, the job of changing lives, saving them, and celebrating them.
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So here’s to celebrating this week of being able to overcome my illnesses and keep doing what I love and fight to do💜🐾

Address

4701 Magnolia Ridge Drive
Waxhaw, NC
28173

Telephone

+17047075092

Website

http://www.limitlessfreedomdogs.com/

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Videos

Check out the OGLFD dogs “run” in the snow 😂🤣💜🐾

What do you see in Aspen’s body language? While answering Maddy’s questions about how Aspen typically responds I also was watching. I noticed her ears darting, disengagement, tail communication coming and going , and that’s just from behind. Aspen was overwhelmed by the new environment but not to the point of shut down. So what did we do to change this disobedience that was not her fault? We got her up and moving to shake it off and then we all chilled out on floor practicing settling so Aspen could take everything in with no expectation other than to just chill there. She was able to calm down and finish the outing. We are going to continue working with her and exposing her to everything she missed out on before coming to us. Once she’s ready she will be up for adoption/placement but we still have a little bit before she’s ready for that. 💜🐾😉

Considering he had to be picked up and put in the car just a few days ago I’d say we’ve made quite a bit of progress. Poor guy has had car anxiety and some motion sickness prior to coming. He’s doing very well and we can’t wait to see how he does over the rest of his stay! 💜🐾

Here’s a little glimpse into today! 💜🐾

Pearl got introduced to the wheelchair and forearm crutch today. We worked on place and walking/redirection with a dropped leash. 💜🐾

Hars allergy flare has calmed down enough that she felt up to playing this afternoon and with no limp we decided to try out my... I mean HER new toy 😂💜🐾

Rayne - Intro to Wheelchair - 2.27.20

I feel it is important for every service dog to be introduced and be comfortable working around/walking along with a wheelchair. If a handler has to go to the hospital or is sick or injured... it is a helpful skill so all dogs I work with will work with a chair at some point. It’s one of those just in case skills that are good to have in your pocket.💜💜

Just wanted to share a progress video of some of the things we’ve been working on Day 1 with Mr. BB! He will be with us for a week and a half total.

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We train lifelines to help others take back their life back from their disability!

In my own journey with chronic and mental illness I found myself stuck where medication and treatment was not enough. I took my gift and experience of dog training and began the journey towards a service dog. I trained Harley, my personal service dog, from the ground up and over the last four years have had the pleasure of working with over three dozen service dogs in person and have offered some tools/advice to several hundred. I have continued to grow as a trainer with each dog I work with, as I have with the hundreds of dogs I have worked with prior to the sd community. I still do some obedience training but my love and passion is service dogs. I commit to be the first to say I don’t have the skills to help you but let me help you get connected with someone who does. I also will collaborate with other trainers at times to make sure my clients get the best that we all have to offer.