Phalanx K9 Modular Dog Training

Phalanx K9 Modular Dog Training Foundation Style Dog Training and consulting: Specializing in Dog Behavior, Obedience, Aggression and Real Protection work. We're here to help.

At Phalanx K9 Modular Dog Training, we believe your dog deserves personalized training tailored to their unique needs. Our training doctrine is Foundation Style Dog Training (FSDT), otherwise known as a form of Cynopraxis Training. This type of training is based on the fact that a dog will be more willing to perform more desired behaviors if it has a close bond with the owner asking for them and

knows they will be rewarded fairly. Improving your bond with the dog while improving the dog's quality of life. When they trust in their owners leadership and learn that their owners have their best interests at heart. It builds a strong obedience foundation through good leadership combined with obedience in structured commands. Essential for advanced training success, a solid obedience foundation and trust with the handler ensures control and reliability. Whether your new puppy needs basic house manners, your older dog needs a refresher on obedience skills or, you are dealing with a serious aggression issue. For behaviors requiring more attention, we offer insight to leadership and Behavioral/Genetic Management. Using data from scientific studies of submission and dominance of wild/captive wolves, and our FSDT Pyramid (See Below) we troubleshoot and pinpoint the exact cause of behavior problems and work with the owner to develop effective leadership and management plans. We never turn any dog away or deem them "Untrainable", even those facing challenges like aggression or fear, even the most extreme cases. Our humane, effective methods adhere to LIMA (Least Intrusive, Minimally Aversive) principles. We teach Aggression Management, Leadership and Control through ethical practices. Our experienced trainers will build trust and respect with each dog and handler, tailoring training to individual needs. Unlike other trainers who use illegal and dishonest "Force-Free" marketing tactics, who rely solely on abuse of food rewards or, trainers who use harsh "yank and crank" methods and heavily unfair use of a E-Collars, we will maintain excellent business/ training ethics, transparency and fairness throughout the entire process with the client and the dog. We also provide Advanced Training/Consulting to Dept. of Defense, Homeland Security, Police K9 Teams, ADA Service Dogs and Personal Protection Training, equipping dogs with real protection skills. This training gives dogs an outlet for their natural instincts without making them aggressive, while also boosting their confidence, even those dogs with already existing aggression issues once we get the obedience/leadership in check. Regardless of your dog's breed, age, size, or temperament, we tailor comprehensive modular training plans to help you become a confident leader and build a healthy relationship with your canine companion. We pride ourselves on maintaining 110% transparency and strong ethics throughout the entire training process and from our clients as well. There are no snake oil sales here, we have been able to rescue, provide management solutions and rehabilitate many dogs with extreme or complex behavior or aggression. Code of Conduct for Phalanx K9 Modular Dog Training Staff and Clients

1. Purpose
This Code of Conduct establishes a framework for ethical behavior and professionalism among the staff and clients of Phalanx K9. Our objective is to ensure a safe, respectful, and healthy training environment for both staff and clients, as well as their dogs.

2. Professionalism and Respect
• Treat all clients, colleagues, and dogs with respect and dignity.
• Communicate openly and professionally, valuing each client’s input and concerns.
• Maintain a professional demeanor during training sessions and consultations.

3. Commitment to Dog Welfare
• Prioritize the well-being and safety of all dogs entrusted to our care.
• Employ humane and ethical training methods in accordance with LIMA (Least Intrusive, Minimally Aversive) principles.
• Discourage any practices that could harm the physical or psychological well-being of dogs.

4. Integrity in Training Practices
• Ensure honesty and transparency in all training methods and communications with clients and staff.
• Avoid making misleading claims about training outcomes or dog behavior.
• Base training practices on scientifically validated methods and research.

5. Leadership and Education
• Educate clients on effective leadership and behavior management techniques.
• Foster a trusting relationship between dogs and their handlers through consistent communication and support.
• Tailor training programs to accommodate the unique needs of each dog, focusing on enhancing the bond between owner and pet.

6. Confidentiality and Privacy
• Respect client privacy and maintain confidentiality regarding personal information shared during training.
• Ensure that all client information and training data are securely stored and protected.

7. Ongoing Professional Development
• Engage in continuous professional development through workshops, seminars, and training sessions relevant to Foundation Style Dog Training and/or Cynopraxis.
• Stay informed about the latest advancements in dog training and behavioral science, as well as the latest fraudulent, misleading, or unethical practices.




8. Community Engagement
• Build positive relationships within the community by promoting responsible dog ownership and training.
• Participate in community events and educational programs to advocate for Foundation Style Dog Training and/or Cynopraxis practices.

9. Reporting Violations and Accountability
• Encourage staff and clients to report any unethical practices or violations of this Code, ensuring a safe reporting environment.
• Establish a clear process for reviewing and addressing concerns, fostering a culture of accountability and fair determination based on factual considerations.

10. Enforcement of the Code
• Recognize that violations of this Code may result in disciplinary action, including the possible termination of services.
• Phalanx K9 reserves the right to update this Code as needed to maintain high standards in dog training.

*Please note that exceptions to the rules may be made depending on the situation. We have realistic expectations that staff and clients will exercise profound judgment.*


Signature Upon Agreement:

Client/Staff Member Name: ___________________________________

Date: ___________________________________

Merry Christmas from the Phalanx K9 family, we are so grateful for the success and support we’ve had this year from thos...
12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from the Phalanx K9 family, we are so grateful for the success and support we’ve had this year from those clients and other businesses we’ve grown to call our family and will work with more in the future , Stephanie's Shepherds Rescue, Rehab and Training, 501C3 seriously from the bottom of our hearts. From myself, Sara, Fiona, Wrecker, and River. merry Christmas and have a happy new year! (Photo from last year but you get the idea)

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12/22/2024

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Dominance/ Fear aggression case with Max who was deemed “untrainable” , I worked on leadership with the family for a cou...
12/19/2024

Dominance/ Fear aggression case with Max who was deemed “untrainable” , I worked on leadership with the family for a couple weeks then started to slip in some obedience the last couple weeks. This family went through the wringer with other trainers and the fixes were so simple! 3/4 trainers deemed this dog “Untrainable” guess which one I am ? Hats off to Tyler his owner who put the work in, super proud of you bro 💪🏼🤙🏻

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12/18/2024

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Private Training session with Tyr
12/17/2024

Private Training session with Tyr

Sparky was a tough nut to crack, but his owner practiced good leadership with him in managing his fear aggressive behavi...
12/15/2024

Sparky was a tough nut to crack, but his owner practiced good leadership with him in managing his fear aggressive behavior. Sparky was a shelter dog that had been rescued as an 8 week old pup. As he got older he seemed to be exhibiting some reactivity to irrational threats combined with barrier frustration. Once we applied the breaks and started focusing on leadership and management plans by focusing on commands by giving him incentive to do so but also helping him understand that there was a consequence for not complying. Slowly but surely once we got a foundation In training, we started to apply the breaks with something as simple of an and light of an aversive method as a small leash pump on a flat collar. Not having to be heavy handed, use any harsh corrections by leash popping or fighting the dog, just treating him with respect ,working on command structure and building a better relationship with the owner. Sparky is a much happier and manageable dog now and I couldn’t be more proud of his family for taking the time to digest the process of building a foundation. In just a few short sessions, while working on their homework I gave them. We are years ahead of other “force free” and compulsive training methods. This isn’t “balanced training” just because I use all 4 quadrants of operant conditioning. Foundation style dog training is the absolute standard, backed by non biased research on how dogs learn and ethology of wolves, and being LIMA (Least invasive minimally aversive) and respecting the animals space, we teach the owner how to build a better relationship with thier companion while building a foundation in the training. Then a “sit” command will become no different than any other advanced command. I’m so proud of his owner Helen for putting the work in, she did a fantastic job !

Putting in that work lol 😂
12/13/2024

Putting in that work lol 😂

12/13/2024

So Finnegan was a pretty serious dominance/fear aggression case we were working on at Stephanie’s shepherd rescue 501C. I worked with Finn and did a lot of reward stuff with play and built him up to a level he was tolerating me because I showed him respect (he bit part of someone’s face off for clarity at 1 year ish old) so anyway I did a lot of bite building rewards in play because I knew he would be good at the protection work, or some form of sport work, he seems to have more fun on the play drive side of things so we felt it was optimal to get him to someone who does sport work (I do protection work so I didn’t really want to take on that type of training) we found a suitable trainer and sent him to California and he looks a lot happier. I had fun working with him. Awesome dog that I built a good relationship with. I treated him as if he was my own dog and I’m gonna miss him… this is a dog that got turned away from everybody and they deemed him “untrainable” and the fix was so unbelievably simple. Good leadership….Good relationship…. Good boy!

12/11/2024
Awesome local story from my hometown
12/10/2024

Awesome local story from my hometown

Assessing a client, a handicapped Anatolian shepherd named Seamus.  Really sweet dog, nothing but love to give me as a c...
12/10/2024

Assessing a client, a handicapped Anatolian shepherd named Seamus. Really sweet dog, nothing but love to give me as a complete stranger. Never met a Anatolian like this, I really like this dog! We’re gonna try to improve his quality of life and help him live a fulfilled life with his new owner and set him and his family up for success! He was protesting me snapping my fingers over my head to get his attention which caused him to howl at me. Best I was gonna get I suppose lol.

12/08/2024

10/17/2024

Love this video.

ATTN: I urge friends and clients past and present to please help us out. This is on a voluntary basis for everyone invol...
10/09/2024

ATTN:
I urge friends and clients past and present to please help us out. This is on a voluntary basis for everyone involved. We have multiple trucks to fill! Let’s get together as a community and help American communities in need! They would do the same for us! I have also volunteered to help on behalf of the T/O Dover. If you dont think you have the time, I promise that you definitely can make the time.

Location is: Boyce park in Wingdale NY.

*please only bring the items asked for on the list*

-Kenneth Wallace
PHALANX K9

10/05/2024

Idk why this one came as a surprise. Just pay attention to the dogs eyes and body language.

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