Dog Language LLC

Training your dog should be fun yet structured. Intentional and timely. Every dog needs something I little different in their learning process but the outcome will always show progress. Munson came into training needing better control over his basics and understanding how to behave around any stimuli. He showed great progress yesterday!

Luna’s owners did a great job at learning how to communicate with her yesterday! Training has only made their relationship and trust stronger! #dogtraining #recall #come #sit #duration #stability #relationship #invest #fypシviralシ2024

CHICCO has learned some self control during his time with Lindsay! Normally, he wouldn’t be able to keep himself still, especially being away from that someone he trusts and being out in the open. Chico goes home in a few days so he can keep up the good work when he’s ready to go home!

Creating a better state of mind for dogs in all environments! FINN loves to go to the beach, but she typically runs up to everybody and every dog she sees! If we allow our dogs to inhibit the ability greet everyone they see, then they will assume they can do that even when you are actively trying to keep their attention on you. Practice obedience with every interaction and when they are capable of following your lead 100% of the time, then you can introduce the idea of freedom when granted.

LUNA has been overcoming her insecurities through out her board and train and is ready to go home today! Watch her follow my lead through Lowe’s like the pro she is! 🐕

This fancy pup, CHARLIE has been working on the teeter and the ramp and is absolutely loving it! His owner would like to do some conformation and agility, and he is built for it!

CHICCO has also been working hard on reigning in self control with his newly found obedience! He has been doing exceptionally well in the process and he graduates Wednesday from his board and train with Lindsay!

FINN has been working so hard on all of her obedience and is trying to graduate from relying on a leash to guide her but rather our verbal direction! Watch her navigate walking through Tractor Supply and paying attention to my every move! She notices when I stop and she knows she should also stop, sit, and wait for my cues. We are so proud of her progress and she goes home at the end of the week!

CHICO & LUNA working out at Gleason park on some obedience with a few distractions!

Working on something like a recall can take a bit of time but it can take even more time for your dog to come when called when there are other dogs around AND other people saying the same commands. Creating a relationship with your dog is one of those many secret keys to success in dog training! I’d say these puppers are having fun!!

Another clip from our fun field trip to Orlando! This was great training for all of the dogs for all different reasons. We learned that Lincoln would rather stick with his handler than react to strange men and other dogs, Charlie has a shorter warm up time than he did in the first few days of training, and Finn has ALL the energizer batteries when it comes to working in public! All of which are common for many dogs that come in for training. We as professionals know how to recognize these characteristics in each dog we handle and it helps us help them better!

Working in groups is one of my favorite things as a trainer. When a dog is ready for it, days like these can be very pivotal for them. All of the connecting pieces we have been training your dog with has come together to help them boost confidence, learn self control, navigate new situations and stressful environments, even focus on what you are guiding them to do!