Peace and Calm K9 Training

06/07/2026

The mindset our dogs have when they start their walk is often times the mindset they carry for the duration of the walk. For example, dogs who start their walk by pushing their owners out the way and pulling on the end of the leash are dogs who are more than likely going to be chaotic and struggling to focus for the entirety of the walk.

Practicing obedience at the beginning of your walk allows your dog to slow down and take a step back.

🐶 Daphne and Phoebe- Board and Train Graduates

06/06/2026

Clips from our return home session with the Basset Hound Sisters, Daphne and Phoebe! They showed off everything they learned during their board and train program and we couldn't be prouder. They demonstrated excellent leash skills, place stays out of sight, place stays for long durations, leave it off of other dogs, and speedy recalls!

🐶 Board and Train Graduates

06/04/2026

Door manners with your car are just as if not more important than door manners with your home doors. Parking lots are dangerous. Dogs should not be bolting as soon as you open the door/trunk. Teaching your dog to wait gives you time to grab the leash first, grab a backpack and put it on, get the kids out of the car, pick up something you dropped, etc. Teaching your dog to wait can prevent them from getting injured by another vehicle.

🐶 Daphne & Phoebe- Board and Train Graduates

06/04/2026

I will never get used to seeing this 😊 Teaching dogs a solid recall is the foundation to any off leash work.

🐶 Daphne and Phoebe- Board and Train Graduates

06/04/2026

Faaaarrrrr recalls 👏 and slow poke Phoebe 😂

🐶 Daphne and Phoebe- Board and Train Graduates

06/03/2026

Gordon had a refresher session. These private sessions are included in your board and train program to use once your dog is back home with you. During these sessions we touch up on skills previously taught or we build on the skills previously taught to further advance their training.

🐶 Gordon Ramsay- Board and Train Graduate

06/03/2026

06/02/2026

Doggy ASMR 😂

06/02/2026

Dog's do not understand that there are dangers on the other side of the door. It's our job to keep them safe from those dangers. Teaching a place cue or a release cue for exiting doors are great ways to make sure our dogs have freedom and safety combined.

🐶 Daphne and Phoebe- Board and Train Graduates