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10/19/2026

We are so incredibly honored to have been voted Helena’s People’s Choice 2026 for Dog Training! 🐾

When I started High Peaks K9, my goal was simple: to help dogs and their people build stronger relationships, gain confidence, and enjoy more of life together. To see this community recognize and support that mission means more than I can put into words.

To every client who has trusted me with their dog, shared their successes, recommended my business, or taken the time to vote, thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your trust and support are what make this little business possible.

Getting to know your dogs, celebrating their progress, and watching you accomplish things together that once felt out of reach is why I love what I do. I’m incredibly grateful to be a small part of your journeys.❤️

— Carissa & Lucy

09/24/2026

A well-trained dog still needs to be a dog.

Training provides structure, communication, and boundaries, but fulfillment gives dogs an appropriate outlet for the things they were built to do.

Sniffing. Exploring. Running. Problem-solving. Playing. Working. Engaging with their environment.

Fulfillment looks different for every dog. For some, it’s a long hike. For others, it’s scent work, retrieving, structured play, training sessions, or simply having time to explore.

Don’t just teach your dog how to behave in the world. Give them opportunities to enjoy it, too.

09/21/2026

Recall is easy when nothing else is competing for your dog’s attention. The real test is when another dog enters the picture.

Practicing recall around other dogs teaches your dog that coming back to you isn’t optional just because something more exciting shows up. Start at a distance where your dog can still think and respond, reward engagement, and gradually increase the difficulty as they become more reliable.

For dogs working toward off-leash freedom, this matters. You should be able to call your dog away from other dogs, wildlife, people, smells, and whatever else you encounter on the trail.

Don’t just practice recall when it’s easy. Train it around the distractions that matter.

HelenaMT MontanaDogs DogTrainingTips

09/16/2026

High Peaks K9 was nominated for Helena People’s Choice 2026!

If you’ve trained with us, followed along with our adventures, or simply believe in supporting local small businesses, I’d be incredibly grateful for your vote. Every vote and bit of support truly makes a difference for a small business like mine and helps High Peaks K9 continue to grow, reach more local dog owners, and do what I love most.

Voting only takes a minute, and your support means more than you know.

Vote for High Peaks K9 using the website below of the link in my bio: https://helenapeopleschoice.com/vote/

Thank you for supporting High Peaks K9 and small businesses in our Helena community!

09/14/2026

Threshold manners are about more than waiting politely at the front door. They’re about teaching your dog to pause, think, and look to you before moving forward.

Doors, gates, vehicles, crates, and trailheads can all become moments of excitement and anticipation. Teaching your dog to wait for a release helps build impulse control, reinforces clear communication, and adds an important layer of safety to everyday life and bigger adventures.

A simple rule: an open door isn’t an invitation. Your release cue is.

09/10/2026

Off-leash freedom starts with skills you can rely on.

Three skills every adventure dog should practice:
• Emergency down from a distance
• Wait
• Reliable recall

These cues give you more ways to communicate whether you encounter wildlife, other trail users, changing terrain, or an unexpected hazard.

Train for the adventure before you need the skill. 🐾🏔️

MontanaDogs

08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day to the best adventure buddy, training partner, demo dog, and professional treat tester. 🐾

Lucy is always up for a trail day, a training session, or showing another dog how it’s done. She takes her role around here very seriously (most of the time).

Life is simply more fun with Lucy in the mix. Happy National Dog Day, Lucy girl. 🤍

07/30/2026

July kept us on our toes… and sweating! Despite the heat, we made the most of every cool morning and evening. Thank you to everyone who was flexible while we prioritized your dogs’ safety.

We’re looking forward to cooler weather, getting back to a full training schedule, and seeing all the pups we had to reschedule. Bring on August! 🌲🐕

07/29/2026

Watermelon is one of our favorite summertime treats because it’s refreshing, hydrating, and a fun way to add a little enrichment to your dog’s day.

Does your dog love watermelon, or do they have another favorite summer snack? Tell me below! 👇

07/20/2026

Welcome to our newest board and train, Stickney! Stickney will be here for the next week to learn some basic manners, leash walking, and kennel training.

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Helena, MT

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+14062017653

Website

http://highpeaksk9.com/

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