K9s 4 Mobility

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K9s 4 Mobility K9s 4 Mobility is dedicated to enriching the lives of others through the training, placement and support of Assistance Dog Partnerships.

Puppy rasier/trainers start each puppy off at 8 - 11 weeks of age until around the age of 1 year. They are responsible for house training & maners, socialization, obedience and the foundation skill tasks necessary for Assistance Dogs.

10/30/2026

Friday Fido Tip: Teaching your puppy or dog to descend stairs slowly can help keep both of you safe and is better for their bones and joints. Guide dog in training Skout locates the stairs for trainer Justine and, when prompted, takes each step down one at a time. While most guide dogs are trained to move down stairs at a continuous, steady pace, Skout’s future partner requested that she take one step at a time. K9s 4 Mobility focuses on training dogs to meet the specific needs of their partners, ensuring safety and comfort for both.

Puppy in training Wrangler spent a wonderful day with service dog in training Banks before flying to meet his puppy rais...
10/29/2026

Puppy in training Wrangler spent a wonderful day with service dog in training Banks before flying to meet his puppy raisers in Washington. Trainer Vanessa accompanied Wrangler in his carrier from Denver to the Portland, Oregon airport, where the Hutton family picked him up. They are also completing the raising of another puppy for the Service Dog Connection in Oregon. We are excited for that puppy to help Wrangler learn the ropes at home and develop the routines of a good puppy in training.
If everything goes according to plan, Wrangler will return for his formal training at K9s 4 Mobility to become a service dog for the Huttons' oldest son, Colin. We are proud to provide these unique opportunities and are thrilled to welcome another puppy raiser family to our valued volunteer program.

Banks and Skout were ready to go, while Compass was still getting dressed for training. After completing their session, ...
10/29/2026

Banks and Skout were ready to go, while Compass was still getting dressed for training. After completing their session, all of them needed some rest on the drive home.

Guide dogs in training Compass and Skout stopped by while out training downtown to pose at the church pumpkin patch!Hall...
10/28/2026

Guide dogs in training Compass and Skout stopped by while out training downtown to pose at the church pumpkin patch!
Halloween is just around the corner, but these two are not wearing costumes. They are really Assistance dogs in training and one day they will be true heroes for the future partners.

Spotlight on training at K9s 4 Mobility involves exposure to realistic distractions that our puppies and dogs in trainin...
10/28/2026

Spotlight on training at K9s 4 Mobility involves exposure to realistic distractions that our puppies and dogs in training will likely encounter when they become Assistance dogs. Early exposure and learning how to remain composed around distractions prepares them to deal with future situations. Being around a cat is just one of the distractions our puppies and dogs learn to deal with. Other distractions we work around include; other dogs (strange, little and barking), squirrels, ducks, geese, children on the playground and close by, sirens, large trucks, trains, motorcycles, bikes, shopping carts, medical equipment and many more. Some of the specific distractions we have trained for as requested by the future partner include; horses, cows, goats, guina pigs, swimming pools, sporting events, exercise equipment, music festivals, and adaptive sports.

Puppy in training Kyle is a big fan of rodeo, but he just couldn't keep his eyes open any longer.We love how Kyle's pupp...
10/27/2026

Puppy in training Kyle is a big fan of rodeo, but he just couldn't keep his eyes open any longer.
We love how Kyle's puppy raisers take him to so many unique events!

Guide dog in training Compass is beginning to recognize curbs while wearing his harness and handle. He has been a quick ...
10/27/2026

Guide dog in training Compass is beginning to recognize curbs while wearing his harness and handle. He has been a quick learner and is completely comfortable in the harness. We are fortunate to have a highly skilled harness maker, Robin, who also has a guide dog, creating custom harnesses for both Compass and Skout. We look forward to sharing the finished products with you soon!

🐾💚 **A Little Love Goes a Long Way… One Bowl at a Time!** 🐕‍🦺Did you know that one simple bag of dog food can help chang...
10/26/2026

🐾💚 **A Little Love Goes a Long Way… One Bowl at a Time!** 🐕‍🦺

Did you know that one simple bag of dog food can help change someone's life? ❤️

At K9s 4 Mobility, our dogs have a pretty important job ahead of them! They're learning to become loyal companions, helping hands, and life-changing partners for individuals who need them most.

But before they can change lives, we need to make sure their bellies are full! 🐶

That's where YOU come in!

Thanks to our wonderful friends at **Cheyenne Dog Food Company**, you can help support our future service dogs by donating a bag of NutriSource dog food!

Every bag donated means one less expense for our organization and more resources we can put toward training these incredible dogs.

🐾 **Want to help?**
Stop by Cheyenne Dog Food Company and let them know you'd like to donate a bag to K9s 4 Mobility!

📞 307-514-6555

From our pups, our volunteers, and the lives we're working to change—**THANK YOU!** Your kindness means more than you know. 💚

Because sometimes changing a life starts with something as simple as filling a food bowl. 🐾❤️

Come see us at Windy Creek farms today until 5:00 and tomorrow 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Puppy in training Raven is loving...
10/24/2026

Come see us at Windy Creek farms today until 5:00 and tomorrow 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Puppy in training Raven is loving the therapy goats next to us!

10/23/2026

Friday Fido Tip is working a dog through a fear of large trucks. You will notice that we are using a loose leash on the dog, not focussing on her heeling but just keep a relaxed body. Scout is showing interest in the truck by sniffing it and getting close to without showing any fear. Rewards were being offerred but she was not taking any during this time. When the truck moved, we backed up to watch from a safe distance where she sat beside a confident dog. She did some shaking but was able to hold her position.

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11805 Campstool Road
Cheyenne, WY
82007

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Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Wednesday 10am - 3pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm
Friday 10am - 3pm

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(307) 222-9597

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