Powers K-9 Dog Training

Powers K-9 Dog Training Serving entire Mississippi Gulf Coast. Training dogs professionally since 1980, all over the world as a Military Working Dog Handler in the U.S. Air Force.
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In home training, no treats used, work around your hours. Work is GUARANTEED OR IT'S FREE!

On Monday afternoon, I was delighted to help a retired school teacher from Indiana who relocated to the Gulf Coast for b...
06/02/2026

On Monday afternoon, I was delighted to help a retired school teacher from Indiana who relocated to the Gulf Coast for better weather and an easier lifestyle, training her 6-year-old border collie named Indy—aptly named after her home state—to be better behaved when friends and guests arrived to enjoy her amazing baking skills. Indy was still known to pull on the leash while walking and jumped on friends when it was inappropriate. Indy knew how to stay at a distance, but her ability to return to her owner when called was sometimes questionable. Now my owner has tools, and it is not as necessary to control this wonderful girl, and she is walking smoothly on the leash, sitting and staying in place, as well as at long distances and returning nicely when called with the proper encouragement, and she knows jumping is no longer allowed unless permitted. All training was completed without the use of food or treats for motivation, and my owner knows that if there are any questions in the future regarding Indy, I am only a phone call away.

On Saturday morning, I had the pleasure of assisting another wonderful family from Vancleave, Mississippi, and drove to ...
05/30/2026

On Saturday morning, I had the pleasure of assisting another wonderful family from Vancleave, Mississippi, and drove to my location to train their 8-month-old border collie named Indy. Indy was extremely friendly towards strangers, but when it involved other animals, such as dogs and cats, the situation was quite different. She exhibited aggression when they got too close, snapping and lunging, which is particularly concerning when family members bring their dogs to visit, potentially leading to a conflict at home. Indy was also somewhat difficult to walk on a leash; even though she lives on a farm and has free range, there are times when she needs to be restrained. She also didn't know how to sit or stay in place or at a distance, and recall back to the owners was sometimes questionable. Now my owners have the tools and knowledge to control this wonderful dog; she's walking smoothly on the leash as shown in photos below, sitting and staying in place as well as at a distance and coming back nicely when told. Her aggressive behavior toward other animals has been addressed and curtailed. All training was accomplished without using food or treats for motivation.

On Thursday afternoon, I was thrilled to help a wonderful young couple who are caring and compassionate, a perfect fit s...
05/29/2026

On Thursday afternoon, I was thrilled to help a wonderful young couple who are caring and compassionate, a perfect fit since they both work in the medical career field. The couple has a six-year-old boxer-pitbull mix named Ted, who has become increasingly energetic, particularly when friends and guests visit, as he tends to jump and bark excessively. Ted was also difficult to walk on a leash and didn't know how to sit or stay in place or at a distance. Now my owners have the necessary tools and knowledge to control this cheerful pup. Ted is walking smoothly on the leash, is sitting and staying in place as well as at a distance with distractions, and returns nicely when called. He knows jumping is no longer permitted, and his barking has been curtailed much for a more enjoyable time when friends and family show up to visit.

On Sunday afternoon I was thrilled to help another wonderful family on training their latest addition, a 4-month-old La...
05/25/2026

On Sunday afternoon I was thrilled to help another wonderful family on training their latest addition, a 4-month-old Labrador named Frannie, who was a rambunctious young girl who jumped on everyone who came over and was known for nipping at arms and hands, causing small abrasions. She did not know how to walk properly on the leash without pulling or sitting or staying in place at a distance. Now my amazing family has the tools and knowledge to control this wonderful girl, who is walking smoothly on the leash, as shown in the photos below, sitting, and staying in place as well as at a distance. She knows that jumping is only allowed when permitted, and she's keeping her mouth to herself, causing relief for the family regarding battle damage to the arms. All training was completed without food or treats for motivation, and my owners know that if they have any questions, I am only a phone call away.

On Sunday afternoon, I was proud to help a fellow veteran of the United States Marine Corps and the United States Army R...
05/20/2026

On Sunday afternoon, I was proud to help a fellow veteran of the United States Marine Corps and the United States Army Reserve, who served from 1999 to 2013 as a military policeman in both branches of service. He has a unique-looking, large, four-year-old Siberian Husky-Komondor mix, named Brego who often jumps on family members, struggles to walk on a leash without pulling, and does not know how to sit or stay in place. Now my owner has tools, knowledge, and control; this stout fellow is walking smoothly on the leash as shown in the photos below, sitting and staying in place and at a distance, and only jumping when it's absolutely permitted. All training was completed without the use of food or treats for motivation.

On Sunday afternoon, I was happy to help another wonderful couple who have been married for 46 years train their 13-mont...
05/19/2026

On Sunday afternoon, I was happy to help another wonderful couple who have been married for 46 years train their 13-month-old Bernedoodle named Sadie; she has been a bit too much to handle for her mom, a retired postal employee and rural route carrier, which is a very dangerous job. My owner taught Sadie a basic level of obedience, but she needs further refinement because Sadie still struggles to walk on a leash without pulling; she also misbehaves inside the home and jumps at inappropriate times. Now, Sadie is walking smoothly on the leash; sitting in place at a distance; returning nicely when called, as shown in the photos below; and remaining calm inside the home. She also understands that jumping is only allowed when permitted. All training was completed without using food or treats for motivation, and my owner has tools and knowledge now to control this wonderful girl.

On Saturday afternoon, I was thrilled to help a terrific young lady who works in the medical career field train a large ...
05/18/2026

On Saturday afternoon, I was thrilled to help a terrific young lady who works in the medical career field train a large and soon-to-be-very-large 8 mos old Cane Corso named Jax, who had no boundaries regarding his owner's personal space. Jax was known to pull badly on walks and did not know how to sit or stay in place or at a distance; he was basically calling the shots around the home regarding my owner, who was a petite woman with a giant heart. Now my owner has the tools and knowledge to control this magnificent fella, who's walking smoothly on the leash without pulling, sitting and staying in place as well at a long distance, and returning happily back to his mama. All training was completed without using food or treats for motivation, and my owner knows that if she has any questions or concerns, I am only a phone call away.

On Saturday morning, I was delighted to help a wonderful couple; the dad is a former Army combat veteran who served in l...
05/18/2026

On Saturday morning, I was delighted to help a wonderful couple; the dad is a former Army combat veteran who served in locations such as Haiti, Somalia, and Mogadishu. He then joined the merchant mariner service in Alaska and retired after 22 years, then moved south to the Gulf Coast for warmer weather and to be closer to family. He has a pair of Boston Terriers are 6 and 4 years old who go by the names of Barney and Murphy. Murphy is tan and white, while Barney is black and white; their relationship is akin to that of the Hatfields and McCoys. After three years of living together without any issues, they got into a dust-up, leading to a deterioration in their relationship to the extent that the dogs had to be separated into two distinct areas of their home, resulting in stress, frustration, and a decline in the family's quality of life. So both dogs were taught obedience, where they could walk on a leash without pulling, sit, and stay in place as well as at a distance. Their aggression has been addressed and curtailed greatly. My couple have the knowledge to control these distinct pups for a better quality of life, and they can enjoy watching TV as a family, which they were seeking before the training. All training was accomplished without using food or treats for motivation.

On Thursday afternoon I was thrilled to assist a wonderful lady train her two different and unique dogs. Let's meet Quee...
05/15/2026

On Thursday afternoon I was thrilled to assist a wonderful lady train her two different and unique dogs. Let's meet Queenie, a 13-year-old pit bull, along with her sidekick, Peanut, a 3-year-old min pin mix, who was very vivacious for my owner; they were jumping on the furniture and pulling on walks. They did not know how to sit or stay in place or at a distance; once again, a real hot mess for my owner. Now my owner has the tools and knowledge to control these wonderful girls; they are walking smoothly on the leash as shown in the photos below, sitting and staying in place as well as at a distance, only jumping when it's permitted, and being calm inside the home for a much more peaceful environment. All training was completed without using food or treats for motivation, and my owner knows that I am only a phone call away if there are any questions or concerns.

On Wednesday evening, I was delighted to assist a wonderful couple who have been together for over 22 years and recently...
05/14/2026

On Wednesday evening, I was delighted to assist a wonderful couple who have been together for over 22 years and recently relocated to the Gulf Coast from Colorado, where they lived at 8,000 feet, and are now back down to sea level to be closer to their family. They have a new addition to their pack; let's meet Chase, a stunning 8-month-old German Shepherd who was on the working line and was a little too much to handle even though they had previous experience with the German Shepherd breed. Chase was notorious for pulling badly on walks for exercise; did not know how to sit or stay in place; jumped excessively when it wasn't permitted; and acted up inside the home when it wasn't allowed. Now, my happy couple has acquired tools to help them control this wonderful boy. Chase is now walking smoothly on the leash, remaining calm inside the house, sitting and staying in place both close by and at a distance, and his jumping is no longer allowed unless specifically permitted. All training was completed without using food or treats for motivation, and my couple knows that if they have any questions or concerns, I am only a phone call away.

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16050 N April Drive
Gulfport, MS
39503

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Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 9pm

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