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Off Leash K9 Training is an off-leash dog training business teaching obedience to dogs of all breeds, sizes, and ages. We specialize in private lessons, dog behavior consultations, and teaching owners to understand why their dogs do the things they do in order to create a strong bond between the owner and dog. We thrive off of seeing the joy in both the dog’s and the owner’s faces when they have m

astered a new command without the restriction of a leash. By the end of our training, your dog will be trained to have a unparalleled obedience. Contact us today to get started!

23/05/2025

There is always one that doesn't want to look at the camera!

Kipper the Irish Setter and Scout did very well looking at the camera but after many, many attempts at getting the 'perfect' picture Duke had had enough and refused to look at the camera any more even with treats being promised!

22/05/2025

'If you get tired, learn to rest, not to quit.'
-- Banksy

Misty the Cane Corso giving us a master class in resting and enjoying the sun after an intensive training session.

21/05/2025

The training can be intense and full on for dogs who join us on our Board and Train Programmes which is why the trainers always factor in breaks and rest periods during sessions as to not over whelm the dogs in their care.

Stitch the American Akita was quite partial to watching the ducks go by during his breaks.

20/05/2025

Get yourself a dog who looks at you with as much hope as Ozzy the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel does at his trainer for a sip of her coffee!

If you have been thinking about training to work on your dog’s Off Leash capabilities, General Behaviour or just that you would like to further improve on the commands they already know, please get in touch with our team via our website (Link in our Bio) or on 0203 890 3400 for a free 30-minute telephone consultation with a certified OLK9 trainer.
Alternatively, we can be reached through social media or message us via Google. Our trainers are used to all breeds and quirks and can’t wait to provide the same training and care they have provided to all the dogs that have come to us up until now.

☎️ - 0203 890 3400
📧 - [email protected]
🖥️- www.olk9.co.uk

19/05/2025

'Why does watching a dog be a dog fill one with Happiness?'
-- Jonathan Safran Foer

Here at Off Leash K9 Training London we couldn't agree more with this quote and gives an accurate summary of why our trainers do the job they do. Every dog they have pass through their hands for trainer provides joy and happiness that goes beyond the time they spend with us for their training!

FT. Nero the Labrador

If you are looking for a trainer who has your dog’s best interests at heart and will commit everything they have to increasing your dog’s obedience and in turn boost your enjoyment of dog ownership, then give us a call on the number below for a free 30 minute telephone consultation with a certified OLK9 trainer or check out our website linked in our bio and below to see what training programmes we offer.

14/05/2025

Shhhh, please don't tell Rolo the French Bulldog that he is 176 days to early for Halloween! He is so proud of the pumpkin he carved!

Rolo joined Hannah on our 2 Week Reactive Board and Train programme. Whilst Rolo wasn't aggressive by nature, the way he wanted to greet other people and dogs would get out of hand with barking and leash pulling to get to them. His lack of greeting manners and interaction with other dogs and people led to his frustrations at their reaction to him.

Over two weeks Hannah introduced him to a whole host of people and dogs working on his social interactions and working on his greeting manners. By the end of the two weeks Rolo was making friends left and right and ensuring his interaction with everyone was fun, friendly and enjoyable for everyone involved.

If you are thinking of getting training for your dog for whatever the reason and want to know that they are in the hands of trainers who has the best interest of your dog and will commit everything to providing the utmost professionalism in the care and training of your pup then give us a call on the number below for a free 30 minute telephone consultation with a certified OLK9 trainer or check out our website linked in our bio and below to see what training programmes we offer.

☎️ - 0203 890 3400
📧 - [email protected]
🖥️- www.olk9.co.uk

13/05/2025

We all know that the German Shepherd breed has long been synonymous with being the go to guard dog but did you know that they were originally bred as herding dogs in the 19th Century putting them in the same bracket as the Collie or Sheepdog.

As the name suggests they originally come from Germany and were developed by Max Emil Friedrich Von Stephanitz whose aim was to create a standardized herding dog from various breeds.
The German Shepherd breed as we know it today originate from a dog called, 'Hektor Linksrhein' who was bought by Max for 200 German Gold Marks.

However they quickly demonstrated an intelligence and physical capabilities in other roles and during World War 1 and 2 they quickly became the forces go to dog for guarding and protection.

These days whilst they are still very much a go to dog for police and armed forces around the world they can also be regularly found as a goofy, lovable and loyal family dog in many a home.

Ft Emi the German Shepherd

12/05/2025

So engrossed in what Andrea their trainer was having for dinner Zeus the German Shepherd hadn't even realized that Nala the Cavoodle was using his foot as a cushion!

Do you worry about taking your dog into social situations and what the outcome may be? Or find yourself going out for walks at odd times to avoid seeing other people/dogs in case a situation happens? Do you want to be able to go to the pub with you’re dog to enjoy a drink?

Why not get in contact with us to see how our expert and passionate trainers can help. Our trainers always have the best interests of your dog in mind and will commit everything to providing the utmost professionalism in the care and training of your pup then give us a call on the number below for a free 30 minute telephone consultation with a certified OLK9 trainer or check out our website linked in our bio and below to see what training programmes we offer.

☎️ - 0203 890 3400
📧 - [email protected]
🖥️- www.olk9.co.uk

11/05/2025

With the weather getting warmer and starting to stay in the 20's you might be thinking of letting your dogs swim in pond's, lake's or rivers to help them cool off.

This is a great way of letting them cool down and also have fun at the same time but do always be aware of the dangers that could be around before letting your dog off for a swim.

Some of the common issues are rubbish and litter than can be mixed in with the bottom or in the mud. This can include things they can get trapped in or broken glass which can be near impossible to see in the water.

The other danger that can become more of an issue as we get to the hotter weather is Green Algae.
Green algae can be especially prominent in still or slow moving water as the water is not churned up enough to circulate oxygen through the water.
As the water warms up the algae can float to the surface and it can be very toxic if not fatal to dogs.
It is always a good idea to carry a large bottle of fresh water to wash your dog down once they have finished their swim to clean off any toxins that may be caught in their fur and encourage them to drink the water you provide rather than the water in the lake/pond/river.

Most local authorities will have warnings if it has been spotted in any of their big water sources but not always the smaller ones so always do your checks.

If in doubt always contact your local vet!

Ft Jasbir the Chocolate Labrador after his refreshing swim.

10/05/2025

'Fish are friends, not food!'
-- Bruce, Anchor and Chum from Disney/Pixar Finding Nemo

Here at Off Leash K9 Training London we believe in real world training. The trainers train the dogs in environments that our clients would find themselves in their every day lives. For us this helps us ensure that the training is 'Proofed' in situations that the dogs and their owners will come across and cement the training in both the dog and owners lives.

Diego the Cane Corso is often misunderstood and can scare people like the sharks from Finding Nemo due to his large size and how he looks. However as you can see from the second photo, he is really just a big teddy bear who just wanted constant hugs from his trainer Amy.

Address

152 City Road
London
EC1V2NX

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 3pm
Saturday	10am - 3pm

Telephone

+442038903400

Website

https://olk9.co.uk/

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