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�Cleveland’s premier dog trainers
�Rehabilitating dogs
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� Providing the HIGHEST level of dog training for long lasting success

11/02/2026

Lumi is still learning how to interact appropriately with other dogs. Right now, that means addressing behaviors like charging dogs and using her muzzle to push into their space. She needs to learn boundaries and understand what appropriate social behavior looks like. Setting those expectations early gives her the best chance to build confidence and eventually enjoy playing with other dogs.

There’s still work ahead, but the goal is to help Lumi open up, learn to socialize and find a little more zen along the way.

Follow along to see how Lumi progresses throughout her board and train journey!

11/02/2026

Lumi is still figuring out how to navigate social interactions with other dogs. During this session, she’s showing signs of discomfort and uncertainty. Rather than stepping in to micromanage every interaction, Bridget is playing lifeguard and closely supervising to make sure everyone stays safe. Dogs communicate through their body language and social cues. Not every uncomfortable moment means an interaction needs to be interrupted. Sometimes dogs need the opportunity to work through normal communication and learn how to navigate those situations.
For a dog like Lumi who struggles with dog reactivity, these controlled socialization sessions are an important part of building confidence and developing better social skills.

Follow along to see how Lumi progresses throughout her board and train journey!

11/01/2026

Why Reactive Dogs Stay Worked Up After a Trigger

Check out the rest of Havoc’s first session by clicking the YouTube link in our bio and watching “First Day with an Extremely Reactive German Shepherd”

10/30/2026

Are you Team Edward or Team Jacob?… or maybe Team Jasper.

This year we let our staff vote on the theme for our annual Halloween daycare event and most of us wanted to visit Forks, Washington where the vampires play killer baseball and the werewolves have abs (lol)

Couldn’t have asked for a better turn out! If you spot your dog, make sure to share it 👀🧛🎃

10/30/2026

Lumi struggles with intense dog reactivity, especially on leash or behind barriers. Seeing another dog can quickly send her into overdrive, so this session is all about seeing how she handles a controlled interaction with a stable, confident dog.

With safety measures in place, the goal is to give Lumi a chance to practice reading social cues and learn how to interact appropriately. She was initially surprised by Momo, but Momo’s confidence can help create an opportunity for Lumi to engage and even show interest in more play.

For reactive dogs, the right socialization partner matters. Working with a stable dog who can communicate clearly helps create safer opportunities to build better social skills over time. This is just the beginning for Lumi!

10/30/2026

Can You Spend Too Much Time With Your Dog?

You can watch it and the rest of this convo in Episode 258- How To Make Sure You Don’t Mess Up Your Dog With Corrections, on our YouTube channel by clicking the link in our bio!

10/28/2026

Constant leash tension can actually make dog reactivity worse, especially in dogs like German Shepherds. Some dogs naturally push against restraint, so pulling them away when they’re already fixating on a trigger can add to their frustration and make a reaction more intense. That’s why reactive dog training needs to be tailored to the individual dog. Tools like an e-collar may work for some dogs, but they aren’t the right fit for every dog or every situation. The goal is to understand what’s driving the behavior and find an approach that helps the dog respond more calmly instead of feeding the reaction.

Check out the rest of Havoc’s first session by clicking the YouTube link in our bio and watching “First Day with an Extremely Reactive German Shepherd”

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10237 Berea Road, Unit J
Cleveland, OH
44102

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 7pm
Tuesday	7am - 7pm
Wednesday	7am - 7pm
Thursday	7am - 7pm
Friday	7am - 7pm

Telephone

+12162183228

Website

http://Miraclek9training.com/

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