New Tricks: Puppy and Dog Training LLC

New Tricks: Puppy and Dog Training LLC Positive Reinforcement Based Training done by Audrey and Molly, both ABCDT. Check out www.newtrickstraining.com

Offering Group Classes, In Home Training, Virtual Training, TWYA, Drop-Ins, Service Dog Training, AKC Testing, and more!

Extra thankful for my 3 today 🤎
11/23/2025

Extra thankful for my 3 today 🤎

When your training session at Tractor Supply turns into an impromptu meeting with the big guy 🎅🏻After today’s session, s...
11/22/2025

When your training session at Tractor Supply turns into an impromptu meeting with the big guy 🎅🏻

After today’s session, she’s definitely on the Nice List 🥰

I’ve had an increase of people saying, “We plan on neutering our dog soon, so hopefully that’ll help our issues.” The tr...
11/21/2025

I’ve had an increase of people saying, “We plan on neutering our dog soon, so hopefully that’ll help our issues.” The truth is, it probably won’t change anything.

A lot of dog owners believe that neutering will “calm their dog down” or magically solve behavior issues… but that’s one of the biggest myths in the dog world.

Yes — neutering can help with hormone-driven behaviors like:
• Roaming
• Hu***ng
• Marking
• Some male–male tension

But it won’t fix behaviors that come from anxiety, fear, over-arousal, or lack of structure, such as:
• Reactivity
• Separation anxiety
• Resource guarding
• Leash pulling
• Aggression rooted in fear
• Poor impulse control

Why?
Because those behaviors aren’t caused by hormones — they’re caused by emotion, routine, reinforcement history, and environment.

The real solution:
Neutering is one tool, but long-term behavior change comes from:
• Consistent training
• Clear boundaries
• Predictable routines
• Proper outlets for energy
• Confidence-building work

Neutering can support a training plan, but it’s not the training plan.
Structure changes behavior — surgery doesn’t.

Your wins are our wins! 🥳YAY to YOU!
11/20/2025

Your wins are our wins! 🥳
YAY to YOU!

PawMergency Kit ❤️
11/19/2025

PawMergency Kit

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Look at these awesome Basic Class dogs
11/19/2025

Look at these awesome Basic Class dogs

Puppy Class 🥰
11/19/2025

Puppy Class 🥰

11/18/2025

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11/17/2025

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Separation Anxiety can often feel like a penalty. Let us know if we can help 😊🏈
11/17/2025

Separation Anxiety can often feel like a penalty.

Let us know if we can help 😊🏈

What a great turn out for our 21st walk! It might have snowed a bit, but that didn’t stop us.December date coming soon ❄...
11/16/2025

What a great turn out for our 21st walk! It might have snowed a bit, but that didn’t stop us.

December date coming soon ❄️

One of the biggest setbacks in dog training comes from switching back and forth between methods — especially when mixing...
11/14/2025

One of the biggest setbacks in dog training comes from switching back and forth between methods — especially when mixing tools like e-collars with positive reinforcement.

Dogs thrive on clear, consistent communication. When the training style changes constantly — one day using food and praise, the next using corrections — it can create confusion, stress, and slow progress.

Here’s why consistency matters:
• Dogs learn through patterns — if the pattern keeps changing, they don’t know what works.
• Switching between pressure and reward-based systems can cause mixed emotions, like anxiety or hesitation.
• Sticking to one clear approach builds confidence, trust, and long-term reliability.

If you’re using positive reinforcement, stay patient and consistent. Reward what you want, redirect what you don’t, and keep your sessions short and engaging. Training should strengthen your bond — not create uncertainty.

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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