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!

Last Monday morning I was really delighted to assist a wonderful couple who have a 5-year-old Bichon named Louie, who is...
08/05/2026

Last Monday morning I was really delighted to assist a wonderful couple who have a 5-year-old Bichon named Louie, who is an extremely excessive barker. When anybody entered the home or if he saw something flying in the wind, he also was being difficult on the leash while attempting to walk for exercise; he did not know how to sit or stay in place or at a distance, and returning back to his mom was hit or miss. Now my owners have the tools and knowledge to control this great-looking boy. Louie is walking smoothly on the leash without pulling; his barking has been addressed and curtailed for a quieter home. He's now sitting and staying in place as well as learning how to return back to his mom, which is much easier. All training was completed without the use of food or treats for motivation.

Last Sunday afternoon I was thrilled to help a wonderful couple who are Baby Boomers and have been married for 46 years ...
08/03/2026

Last Sunday afternoon I was thrilled to help a wonderful couple who are Baby Boomers and have been married for 46 years train their latest addition, a truly stunning 4-month-old German Shepherd named Belle. Belle was a typical puppy, engaging in mischievous behaviors such as jumping on the furniture and chewing on their arms, which caused abrasions and forced the couple to wear heavy coats for protection. She was difficult to walk on a leash for exercise, did not know how to sit or stay in place or if the door was open, and returning back to her owners was questionable. Now using only verbal physical praise, Belle is walking smoothly on the leash, sitting, and staying in place—no longer jumping on anyone or anything; she is no longer allowed to use Mom and Dad as chew toys. Also, my owners now have the knowledge and tools to control this wonderful girl for a much more relaxed home and quality life.

On Sunday morning I was proud to help a pair of veterans, one retired from the United States Air Force and the other who...
07/29/2026

On Sunday morning I was proud to help a pair of veterans, one retired from the United States Air Force and the other who served in the United States Marine Corps from '95 to '99, in training their newest addition, a 6-month-old German Shepherd mix by the name of Naya, whom they adopted from a local shelter. Niyh had a few bad habits they wanted to correct, such as jumping on the furniture without permission, not knowing how to walk properly on the leash for exercise without pulling, not knowing how to sit or stay in place or at a distance, and being slightly destructive in the home when left alone by chewing on the floor and the windowsill. Now, Niyh is obeying her parents. She's walking nicely on the leash without pulling, sitting and staying in place and at a distance, and returning when called, no longer jumping on the furniture unless permitted; her chewing on the floor or windowsill has been addressed and corrected. All training was completed without using food or treats for motivation, and my owners have the knowledge and tools to control this wonderful girl.

Last Monday afternoon I was happy to assist a wonderful young lady in training her newest addition, a 5-month-old Blue H...
07/28/2026

Last Monday afternoon I was happy to assist a wonderful young lady in training her newest addition, a 5-month-old Blue Heeler named Bandit, who was creating some headaches for her family. He was having trouble on walks for exercise since he pulled on the leash, didn't know how to sit or stay in place or at a distance, and jumped when they weren't expecting it or when it wasn't appropriate. Now my owner possesses the knowledge and tools necessary to manage this attractive puppy, who is walking smoothly on the leash as depicted in the photos below, sitting and remaining in place at long distances, and then returning promptly when called; he only jumps when permitted. All training was done without the use of food or treats for motivation.

On Sunday afternoon, I was delighted to assist another fantastic and hardworking family in training their young son, age...
07/21/2026

On Sunday afternoon, I was delighted to assist another fantastic and hardworking family in training their young son, age 14; his 9-month-old European import Doberman for obedience; and the son's buddy, Rico. Rico was causing all kinds of problems inside the house: he would bolt out the front door if it was left open, causing serious frustration and a big chase to get him back in; he didn't know how to walk properly on the leash without dragging one of the family members down the road; he jumped excessively when it wasn't appropriate; he didn't know how to sit or stay in place or at a distance, and returning to the heel position was definitely questionable. The family now has knowledge and tools for control. This magnificent pup walks smoothly on the leash, as shown in the photos below, and sits and stays in place, particularly when the front door is open inside the house. He is no longer jumping on anyone or anything, and more importantly, he is calm and relaxed inside the house for a quiet evening. All training was completed without the use of food or treats as motivators, and my owners have the knowledge and tools to manage this amazing guy.

On Sunday morning, I was thrilled to assist a lovely lady with a large heart who works in the medical profession as a re...
07/21/2026

On Sunday morning, I was thrilled to assist a lovely lady with a large heart who works in the medical profession as a registered nurse. Let's meet Norman, a nine-month-old Great Dane who was calling the shots around the house by not knowing how to calm down within the house when visitors were present was frustrating. Walking on a leash for exercise was difficult without pulling, and he would nibble or chew on his mother's hands in an attempt to assert authority. He didn't know how to sit, stay in one place, or at a distance. Norman is now walking smoothly on the leash without food or treats, sitting and staying in place, and returning nicely when called, and not chewing on his mom's arms or hand unless it's playtime, and my owner now has the tools and knowledge to control this beautiful animal.

On Saturday morning I was delighted to help a pair of baby boomers who have been married for 46 years, which is amazing,...
07/20/2026

On Saturday morning I was delighted to help a pair of baby boomers who have been married for 46 years, which is amazing, on training their newest addition to their family, a 9-month-old Labrador mix they rescued from a local animal shelter back in March named Joey. Joey was a rambunctious and energetic pup. He did not know how to sit or stay in place when told, pulled badly on walks during exercise, jumped when it wasn't allowed; barked when it wasn't warranted; and harassed the older dog in the home, causing frustration for his owners. Now my owners have the knowledge and tools to control this wonderful dog who's walking smoothly on the leash as shown in the photos below, sitting and staying in place, returning nicely when called from a distance, no longer jumping on anyone or anything, leaving the older dog alone unless it's playtime, and only barking when it's warranted. All training was accomplished without food or treats for motivation.

On a Monday afternoon, I was happy to help a stand-up guy, who is a manager of a local sawmill, in training his latest a...
07/14/2026

On a Monday afternoon, I was happy to help a stand-up guy, who is a manager of a local sawmill, in training his latest addition. Let's meet Reba, a stunning 4-month-old Springer Spaniel who is incredibly smart but has a few hiccups, those being jumping on friends and family, especially his young children who are both under five, and nipping at the kids when playing too rough, plus making sure she knows what the word "STAY" means when she can't see you at a distance. Now my owner has the knowledge and tools to control this amazing girl. All training was completed without using food or treats for motivation.

On Thursday afternoon I was proud to help a fellow veteran United States Army soldier who served three combat tours in t...
07/12/2026

On Thursday afternoon I was proud to help a fellow veteran United States Army soldier who served three combat tours in the Middle East, Iraq, Syria, and Kuwait, in training his recent addition he rescued from the local shelter. Let's meet Murphy, an eight-month-old Jack Russell terrier mix who was being boisterous in the home, jumping on furniture, and pulling on the leash during family walks for exercise; he did not know how to sit or stay in place or at a distance. Now my owner has the tools and knowledge to control this super smart dog, who took to the training right away. Murphy is walking smoothly on the leash, sitting, and staying in place and at a distance as shown in the photos below; he no longer jumps on anyone or anything unless permitted. All training was completed without the use of food or treats for motivation.

On Wednesday afternoon, I was thrilled to help another wonderful couple; the husband works as a fuel expeditor for chemi...
07/10/2026

On Wednesday afternoon, I was thrilled to help another wonderful couple; the husband works as a fuel expeditor for chemicals and gas on 18-wheel vehicles, while his wife is a compassionate registered nurse. They have a pair of dogs: Chip, a 2-year-old pit bull they rescued from a local shelter, as well as Copper, a 5-year-old Rhodesian Ridgeback mix they rescued several years ago. Both dogs were being obnoxious inside the home, jumping on friends and family, and their young son. Both did not know how to walk properly on the leash without pulling, or sit, or stay in place or at a distance. Now my joyful couple has the tools and knowledge to control both of their dogs; they are both walking smoothly on the leash separately or together, sitting and staying in place and at a distance, and no longer jumping on anyone or anything unless permitted, making for a much calmer home. All training was completed without the use of food or treats for motivation.

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Gulfport, MS
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