Puppy Raiser || Service Dog & Obedience Trainer
In Kempner, Texas (EST. 2019)
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Back from my leave, I apologize for my absence but I am back and ready to take on some more clients!
I'm opening slots for my 8 week period
1 session per week for 8 weeks ($20 per session)
Each session is an hour long and training is done at your home! I come to you and your pup 🤗
Please fill out this form and I'll contact you soon
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Hello fellow dog owners!
I'm officially filled up for dog training spots/sessions
I will make an announcement when I have spots are available again but for now all are filled. Please let me know if you have any questions or need some help by messaging me!
I will also be announcing pet sitting spots here soon so be on the lookout for a post about my upcoming dates for in-house pet sitting
Thank you so much!
- The Lonestar Mutt team
Puppy Classes
2 spots available, CLAIM NOW!
8 week period = 8 sessions
We will work on basic obedience
$20 each session, $160 in total for 8 sessions
*Every weekend for 8 weeks*
Puppy must be at least 8 weeks old
Training comes to you, I will train at your house! (In-home training)
📍 Available in the following areas: Lampasas, Kempner, Copperas Cove
Please message me to claim you spot, class will start January 6 or 7 whatever works for you!
So you just brought home a new puppy and potty training has been hard...
Here's some tips that may help!
1) Potty Pads: these can be great tools but only allow a temporary fix and ultimately cause more issues than they actually help. Potty Pads can teach the puppy that it's ok to potty in the house, when the goal is for the puppy to learn that outside it where he/she should use the bathroom. A good way is taking the potty pad outside for the puppy to learn the smells and become familiar with the outdoors and soon enough they will start incorporating outside smells and looks and going potty
2) Creating A Schedule & Diet: take them out every hour. Feed them? Take them out afterwards! Just gave them water? Take them out afterwards! Allow the puppy access to water every hour but don't allow them to drink a whole bowl. It's not withholding but helping with their water intake that way they can hold their bladders better.
3) ALWAYS praise your puppy for going "outside": give them a treat the minute they are done doing their business and give them all the love! You can even teach them a "go potty" command when they're out so they start to catch on
4) Potty Bells/buttons: these are bells that hang on your door or button that go on the ground that allows the dog to hit them anytime they need to go out which helps you realize when they need to go out as well (but this will come with more training)
Most importantly...Learn the body language of your puppy when they are about to go, such as, Sniffing, Walking in circles, Hunched back, Start to squat, Pickering butt (yes as funny as that sounds that may mean they are about to p**p)
5) Crate: when you can't supervise your puppy, crate them in an appropriate sized crate. Dogs are clean creatures, they don't like to potty where they would typically sleep or play so crate training and making them love their crate enough to keep it clean can help a lot! Of course don't leave them in their for long and when you do let them out of their crate then you should take them outside
6) NEVER scolded: yelling at your puppy will only make matters worse. It will just ruin your bond with them, scaring them and could, in the long run, make them hide and go potty somewhere else. If they have an accident clean it up and immediately take them out and allow them to sniff the picked up f***s so they associate the smell of that and the outdoor world (I know that sounds disgusting but it works on some puppies) but also make sure you clean the spot in your house very well to insure the puppy can't smell where they had the accident
That are all the tips! Let me know if you have any questions and I would be more than happy to help you out 🤗
It's Christmas time, which means a lot of puppies will be getting adopted for presents which is great but please do research before you bring a puppy home for your kid/family
Puppies turn into dogs that are 10+ years of commitment. They don't stay puppies for forever. Not always is it best to get a puppy as a gift to someone for Christmas
Keep in mind your time you will give, money for the needs of the puppy (such as, vet bills/vaccines, toys, kennel, training, food, bowls, collars, leashes, harnesses, etc.) These aren't easy animals
Picking the right breed is also important, picking a breed/mixed breed that will fit your lifestyle is EXTREMELY important. Keep in mind the genetics the dog could/will carry and there personality/temperament
The space and time you can give to your puppies is something to also take note of. Do you live in the city or country? Do you have a big yard, small yard or no yard? Do you live in a apartment? These are things to note when picking the right breed and size of the dog. And time. How long will the dog be alone at home while you're gone? Etc.
Training. Training is how your dog learns to behave. Do you know the knowledge to train your puppy? How much will it cost you to train your puppy if you need a trainer? Especially puppies and potty training them!
So much thought is put into bringing a puppy/dog into your home, if you have kids, other pets or whatever the case might be, ALWAYS research before getting a puppy!
Merry Christmas, the Lonestar Mutt team hopes you have a wonderful Christmas 🎄
Pet Sitting
DROP-IN ONLY!
(Can discuss overnight stays if need be)
I'm available from
•.November 10th-12th
• November 18th-26th
I do 3x a day drop ins at your house
Morning, Afternoon, Evening/Night
$20 per day.
Breed, sizes, type of animal, temperaments of animals do not matter. I have a lot of experience with all types
Locations I'm available in:
• Kempner, TX
• Lampasas, TX
• Copperas Cove, TX
Book now! Or contact if you have any questions
Let's help this girl get here alert dog!
ANNOUNCEMENT!
I'm officially back in business. I have 2 spots open for private sessions
These sessions will be a little different than my other ones, this will be a 8 week Session period
The price depends on what you're needing for training. The price ranges between $15-$25 per session per week. The sessions will be each Saturday (unless something changes) time wise varies of course to fit your schedule
Please keep in mind I am a high student and with school starting soon I can get busy and I do sports so if something ends up popping up then you will get notified
But anyways if you are wanting more information and/or interested please comment or message me
Day 2 with Ham
He has learned down/lay down, and now leave it. Of course he still is learning but as of now he's doing wonderful
Leave it was a tough command for him but after a while he got it down. It's a great impulse control command that helps your dog understand leaving things alone even when they want to fight the urge to get it. Having ham know this is a great command especially since the owners do have a little one running around! Ham is learning that he's not allowed to take/eat things that aren't his off the floor unless it's given by the "adults". This is also great for situation let's say the kid has a piece of food, for example candy aka chocolate, and the kid drops it on the floor, your dog knows not to eat it right away and leave it even without the "leave it" command. I also want him to know not to take things out of the baby's hand so again leave it is a great communication and impulse command
And it's also great for wildlife or other things, like if there was an animal in your yard and you don't want your dog to run after it.
But anyways, ham is working on not only down and leave it but also stay and come! And not jumping on people as well
He's very smart boy, I'm already super proud of him 🥰
Krysta Huckabee
Want your dog/pup trained?
Message me for more information on what we have available, prices, and how to get started!
Located in Kempner, TX
Welcoming Ham into the Lonestar Mutt family!
I get to watch this sweet boy for a few day and work with him on basic obedience. Super excited to see his training progress
Want your dog/pup trained? (Each session is 1 hour)
• Puppy classes/sessions:
This is for puppies 1-11 months old, we go over and train....basic obedience, socializing, and anything else you are needing as far as training your new puppy = $20 per session
• Basic obedience classes/sessions:
This is for any age dogs, your dog will learn the basics such as....sit, lay down, come, stay, leave it, wait, heeling on a leash, etc. = $10 per session
• Advanced obedience classes/sessions:
This is also for any age dogs, this class is a level up from basic obedience. We focus a lot on off leash obedience, and more! = $15 per session
• Service dog training
This is ONLY available to those who seriously need a service dog. I do not advocate for fakes. You dog will learn all of the above, from obedience to tasks to public training in stores (aka PA) = $20-$25 per session
Message or email to book sessions
Im located in Kempner, TX but will also train in lampasas and copperas cove
-Lonestar Mutt LLC
Teaching Owners. Training Dogs.
Did you know?
We offer drop-in pet sitting! With training involved with it to. This allows your dog to stay at their own house, I come and visit them throughout the day
Overnight stays are discussable
But if you want your dog to train while your gone as well then we will include that in the pet sitting
*Please not as of right now we do not do boarding, that's coming soon!*
$10 per pet, per night/day
Locations:
Kempner, TX / Lampasas, TX / Copperas Cove, TX
Message me if you have any questions or are interested
Also note that with it being summer there will be times I will not be able to pet sit but I'm pretty much available just let me know!
This is one of my client pups!
Sessions and Prices. If you have anymore questions about the sessions please don't be afraid to message me!
As of now I have 1 spot open for another client
If you would like to claim please email ([email protected]) or message me!
Things to note before booking a session:
•I am not certified yet as a trainer but I am working on it that's why way prices aren't high and they aren't as high so people can afford it as well but I am experienced
•I am a student so I am only available for the weekends possible breaks as well, I will have a list each weekend of who I'll be training that weekend SO PLEASE check at least every Friday night ( as I'll have my weekend plans posted)
•I will train in Kempner, Lampasas, Copperas Cove and POSSIBLY Killeen
ALSO NOTE: if you don't see a command/s that you want to work just tell me and we'll discuss it 😁🐶
Teaching Owners. Training dogs.
This is very true for all dog trainers, myself included
In order to train a dog you must teach the owner of the dog how to train their dog, you have to show them how to connect as a handler to their dog and to make sure they learn the leads and ways on how to properly handle their dog
This also means as dog trainers we work with the handler too, we even correct the handler if they make a mistake and make sure they have the training down so that their dog doesn't get confused
The owner needs to be involved with THEIR dog, otherwise the dog will no longer be focused on it's handler and more focused on us, the trainers
Our job is to make sure the owners are learning along with their dog
Lonestar Mutt LLC
Based in Kempner, Texas
Affordable Dog training
Email: [email protected]
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I sit in following locations:
Kempner, Tx
Copperas Cove, Tx
| Saturday | 10:00 - 17:00 |
| Sunday | 10:30 - 16:00 |
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Day 2 with Ham He has learned down/lay down, and now leave it. Of course he still is learning but as of now he's doing wonderful Leave it was a tough command for him but after a while he got it down. It's a great impulse control command that helps your dog understand leaving things alone even when they want to fight the urge to get it. Having ham know this is a great command especially since the owners do have a little one running around! Ham is learning that he's not allowed to take/eat things that aren't his off the floor unless it's given by the "adults". This is also great for situation let's say the kid has a piece of food, for example candy aka chocolate, and the kid drops it on the floor, your dog knows not to eat it right away and leave it even without the "leave it" command. I also want him to know not to take things out of the baby's hand so again leave it is a great communication and impulse command And it's also great for wildlife or other things, like if there was an animal in your yard and you don't want your dog to run after it. But anyways, ham is working on not only down and leave it but also stay and come! And not jumping on people as well He's very smart boy, I'm already super proud of him 🥰 Krysta Huckabee Want your dog/pup trained? Message me for more information on what we have available, prices, and how to get started! Located in Kempner, TX
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