Huffman K9 Obedience

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Huffman K9 Obedience Helping dog owners train obedient, confident, and happy pets. Basic obedience to advanced scent detection work. You too, can be proud of your dog!
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Dogs truly are human's best friends! Despite what you might be observing, dogs love to please, but to do that they deserve to know what you want. Jensen Huffman, of Huffman K9 Obedience training will listen to your concerns, he will help you to establish clear and realistic goals for you and your dog. He will help train your pet AND YOU to have an Obedient, Confident, and Happy dog that you can be proud of. Jensen Huffman has been training dogs since childhood, beginning his passion by helping his father train hunting and field trial dogs. Jensen is a OSSA (Oregon State Sheriff Association) certified K9 Handler for Wilderness Search and Rescue, has extensive experience training and certifying Wilderness SAR dogs, helping owners train dogs of all types in basic obedience, leash etiquette, and even scent discrimination and detection. At a bare minimum your dog deserves to know; Sit, Down, Stay, Wait, Hush, Speak (and hush), Come, Heel, Leave It and walk politely with you on a lead without pulling. When you learn to communicate and your dog is trained to listen, you and your dog will be more happy, more confident and safer for it!

11/12/2026

Every owner at group class has said some version of "he never does this in public." There's a reason he can do it here.

Every dog in class is under control, none of them is a threat to yours, and nobody is walking up trying to say hi to him.

Out in public, you can't count on any of that.

Tell us in the comments where your dog has the hardest time.

11/12/2026

A calmer dog gives you more freedom to actually enjoy life together.

That can look like settling at home, staying focused in new places, being less reactive around distractions, and responding when you need them to.

Those skills take practice, structure, and consistency, but they can make everyday life with your dog a whole lot easier.

Want help getting there? Book an assessment through the link in our bio.

Want to turn dog training into a career?If you’re serious about becoming a professional trainer, you need more than theo...
11/09/2026

Want to turn dog training into a career?

If you’re serious about becoming a professional trainer, you need more than theory. You need hands-on experience with different dogs, behaviors, and real training challenges.

That’s what the HK9 Professional Trainer Academy is built around.

You’ll learn how to read the dog in front of you, make adjustments, and understand why a training approach works. You’ll also gain experience across foundational training, behavior, tracking, detection, protection, decoy work, and service dog basics.

The goal is simple: leave more capable, confident, and prepared to train professionally.

Learn more and apply at huffmank9.com.



11/07/2026

Before the house fills up for the holidays, practice the down, the stay and his focus on you somewhere busy, with people and dogs moving around.

A dog who can hold it out here has a much easier time when guests walk through your front door.

If you and your dog need help getting there, give us a call at 503-308-8296.

11/04/2026

Puppy biting is normal, but it can quickly become a habit.
Before correcting it, look at what’s driving it.

Your puppy may be overtired, overstimulated, frustrated, or missing the right outlet.

More structure, rest, training, and appropriate chewing can make a big difference.

Need help building better habits early? Book an assessment through the link in our bio.

A trip to the store puts a lot in front of your dog: cars, shopping carts, strangers and other dogs.For a well-trained d...
11/02/2026

A trip to the store puts a lot in front of your dog: cars, shopping carts, strangers and other dogs.

For a well-trained dog, that should be no big deal. Even a confident, friendly dog can still get distracted, overexcited or start pulling.

Your dog doesn’t need to interact with everything they see. They should notice another dog without going to it, pass strangers without looking for attention and hear noises without losing focus. That’s what we mean by neutrality.

Start somewhere quiet, reward your dog for staying engaged with you, and work up to busier places.

Want store trips to feel easy? Book an assessment through the link in our bio, and we’ll match you with the right trainer.

11/02/2026
You can follow a dog training tip exactly the way it’s written and still end up with the same problem.A dog barking and ...
10/30/2026

You can follow a dog training tip exactly the way it’s written and still end up with the same problem.

A dog barking and lunging at other dogs on walks might be scared and trying to make the other dog go away, or frustrated because they want to go say hi and can’t.

Those two dogs look almost the same at the end of a leash, but the advice that helps one can make the other worse. Pushing a nervous dog closer before they’re ready can build more fear, while a frustrated dog usually needs work on impulse control and listening to you around other dogs.

That’s why our trainers figure out why your dog is doing it before we decide how to train it.

Book a private training session through the link in our bio and we’ll take a look at what’s driving your dog’s behavior.

10/29/2026

Before your dog can trust you to lead, you have to trust yourself to do it.

Dogs look to the handler most when things get stressful or unfamiliar. If you hesitate, second-guess yourself, or change what you’re asking halfway through, your dog is left guessing too.

Confidence on the leash comes from knowing what you want before you ask for it. Decide on the behavior, ask for it clearly, and follow through the same way every time.

We coach owners on their own handling as much as we train the dog, because a dog can only be as steady as the person holding the leash.

Want to build more confidence in yourself and your dog? Send us a DM and let's talk about training together!

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27320 S Pelican Court
Canby, OR
97013

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm

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+15033088296

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