Rugged K9 Training

Rugged K9 Training Rugged K9 Training are balanced, real-world dog trainers in Bluffton, SC. We specialize in obedience, behavior modification, and owner education.

Our priority is changing the relationship you have with your dog!

Starting July 5th, training at home has never been so easy 💪You’re struggling with your dog’s behavior, but the thought ...
06/30/2025

Starting July 5th, training at home has never been so easy 💪

You’re struggling with your dog’s behavior, but the thought of sending them away to a board-and-train program doesn’t feel right. You want to be involved. You want to learn how to lead your dog yourself — and you just need the right guidance. RK9 Fast Track gives you the same proven system I use in my board-and-train, for a fraction of the cost, and you get to do it from home, with your hands on the leash. This is for dog owners who are tired of chaos, tired of yelling, and ready to finally enjoy their dog again!

For only $444, you’ll get:

✅ 4 weeks of expert-led online training
✅ Weekly live group coaching calls
✅ Lifetime access to video training vault
✅ Structured daily routines and schedules
✅ Step-by-step obedience training
✅ Behavior problem-solving (barking, jumping, pulling, etc.)
✅ Tools and protocols I use in my board-and-train program
✅ Direct support and accountability from a professional trainer
✅ Private group community for questions and feedback
✅ Real-world distraction training and confidence building

We start July 5th! If you have any questions or are ready to dive in, message me or comment TRAIN and I’ll send you ALL the info 💪

A common question we get is “how often should I use the crate or place time?”. While it does depend on your specific dog...
05/11/2024

A common question we get is “how often should I use the crate or place time?”. While it does depend on your specific dog and circumstances, this is my take on using the crate and place. Dogs (and humans!) need rest, especially if our minds and bodies are active during the day. Make sure to give yourself and your dog plenty of time to rest and reset 💆‍♀️

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Just some thoughts for today 🌻 Telling our dogs and other people no is so dang challenging at first but very rewarding o...
05/08/2024

Just some thoughts for today 🌻

Telling our dogs and other people no is so dang challenging at first but very rewarding once you get used to it. Saying no to the stuff I don’t want just gives me energy for the stuff I do want, and that’s what really matters.

Thoughts? 👇

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Dog training can be immensely rewarding, but it also comes with responsibilities. Recognizing and becoming aware of the ...
04/09/2024

Dog training can be immensely rewarding, but it also comes with responsibilities. Recognizing and becoming aware of the mistakes you are making with your dog can set you up for major success!

Have you made any of these mistakes? What other mistakes have you made (and fixed 😉) with your dog? Let me know below!

If you need some help motivating your dog, I got you covered. Honestly, training only goes so far as your dogs desire to...
04/04/2024

If you need some help motivating your dog, I got you covered.

Honestly, training only goes so far as your dogs desire to listen to you, so here are some tips I utilize with training dogs and my own personal dogs!

Let me know some of your favorite ways to motivate your dog below 👇

The smallest steps you take can have the most impact if that is what keeps you going. If you are going from no structure...
03/25/2024

The smallest steps you take can have the most impact if that is what keeps you going.

If you are going from no structure or training at all, my biggest advice is to understand that every step towards a new habit or pattern is a win! Don’t try and do everything at once. Instead, start with habits you know you can implement: afternoon crate or place time, using your tools on walks, doing 5 minutes of commands before dinner, etc.

Having a trained dog is simply a part of life and the habits you are starting are a part of the new identity you are creating. Ask those who exercise regularly and eat well: it’s not longer something they think about, it’s just a part of life. That is how we must think of dog training. You AND your dog will both make mistakes, but as long as you don’t give up completely, you are never failing.

What can also help is having awareness of the habits you and your dog have that aren’t serving you anymore. Awareness is the first step to change, and if you can be aware of what’s not serving you anyone, it will be much easier to drop it when you’re ready. Changing who we are is tough, especially when so many patterns are forced on us through conditioning. You got this!

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