BarNone K9, LLC

BarNone K9, LLC Let me show you how to effectively communicate with your dog and clear up all the confusion.

09/25/2025

☠️ ππ‘πŽππ† 𝐨𝐫 β€œπ’π‡πŽπ‚πŠβ€ ☠️

Believe it or not, you don’t 𝐍𝐄𝐄𝐃 either.

But let me π’π‡πŽπ– you some clips of both that will make you go πŸ€”πŸ€”πŸ€”

I emphasize β€œshow” bc 100% of the people who complain the most about these tools, show π™π„π‘πŽ work and must live a life micromanagement and avoiding any/all triggers. Sounds practical right πŸ˜‚

Let’s pretend you didn’t know I was using a remote collar…

You would think the dog responded nicely, right?

The πŽππ‹π˜ reason you are questioning yourself is because of a ππ‘π„π‚πŽππ‚π„πˆπ•π„πƒ notion of the tool being π€ππ”π’πˆπ•π„ but you just saw the complete opposite πŸ‘€

With the prong, I’m trying to show β€œconflict” but it’s not much because I’ve been working with him for about a week.

Regardless, if he reaches a high state of arousal, he will blow me off and my π…πŽπ‘π‚π„ will need to go π–π€π˜ up to get a response.

And we can all agree that the goal is to use the 𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐒𝐓 amount of force possible, right?

With that being said…

Notice how πŒπˆππˆπŒπ€π‹ the confrontation was when using the e collar. There was zero protest and he disengaged from the trigger and engaged with me.

Don’t be fooled - doing this takes π“πˆπŒπ„ and ππ”π€π‹πˆπ“π˜ reps. There is no such thing as a magical tool to β€œfix” your problems.

In the wrong hands, π€ππ˜ tool, especially an e collar can potentially make things π–πŽπ‘π’π„ by using wrong levels, improper conditioning, and poor timing.

I’m not advocating for you or other trainers to use remote collars. Instead, I’m challenging you to be πŽππ„π πŒπˆππƒπ„πƒ.

Think for yourself and decide what’s best for you and your dog. If you choose a prong/e collar 𝐏𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐒𝐄 find a trainer that can π’π‡πŽπ– you their work.

09/21/2025

🚫 π’π“πŽπ π‹π„π“π“πˆππ† π˜πŽπ”π‘ πƒπŽπ† πŒπ„π„π“ π„π•π„π‘π˜ π‘π€ππƒπŽπŒ πƒπŽπ† 🚫

Or don’t. That’s up to you πŸ˜‚

This is 𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐄𝐑 common among most dog owners β€” two overly excited dogs greeting on leash without a second thought.

Since I went from typical dog owner to full time dog trainer many years ago - wow how things have changed.

πˆβ€™πŒ π†πŽπˆππ† π“πŽ πƒπŽ 𝐖𝐇𝐀𝐓’𝐒 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓 π…πŽπ‘ πŒπ„ 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐌𝐘 πƒπŽπ† - even if that may upset some people along the way πŸ€·πŸ½β€β™‚οΈ

That means I 𝐍𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑 allow random, overly aroused greetings.

πŸ‘‰ Even with good intentions, here’s what those β€œcute” leash greetings potentially create:
βœ… Lack of boundaries / impulse control
βœ… Reactivity + anxiety
βœ… Frustration when they can’t interact
βœ… Relationship issues
βœ… Less value in π˜πŽπ”, more value in other dogs

πŸ’‘ Best case? A short β€œfun” moment with a dog they’ll never see again and maybe a cute IG clip.

πŸ”₯ Worst case? A fight, an ER visit, or months of behavior fallout.

So ask yourself: is it worth it πŸ€”

09/06/2025

πŸ™ƒ π˜πŽπ”π‘ πƒπŽπ† πˆπ’πβ€™π“ π…πŽπ‘ β€œπ’π‡πŽπ– & π“π„π‹π‹β€œ πŸ™ƒ

Your goals when bringing your pet and/or service dog into public should be:

βœ… A π†πŽπŽπƒ experience for you & your dog
βœ… Walking out as a 𝐁𝐄𝐓𝐓𝐄𝐑 team than when you walked in
βœ… Building π‚πŽππ…πˆπƒπ„ππ‚π„ in both dog and handler

Your goals should ππŽπ“ be:
❌ Running a constant photo shoot
❌ Forcing introductions to every stranger
❌ Throwing your dog into sketchy scenarios for π‹πˆπŠπ„π’ 🀯

And why this is even controversial β€” I’ll never understand…

Too many people:

➑️ Treat their dog as a fashion accessory
➑️ Are ππŽπ“ mentally stable enough to leave their dog at home

β€ΌοΈπ˜πŽπ” πƒπ„π‚πˆπƒπ„β€ΌοΈ

And before the IG trolls start:

πŸ“’ Naz is ππŽπ“ a service dog πŸ“’

But his obedience is π’πŽπ‹πˆπƒ and the gym owners are more than fine with him being here.

08/29/2025

❌ 𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐑𝐍 π…π‘πŽπŒ 𝐌𝐘 πŒπˆπ’π“π€πŠπ„ ❌

Since the majority of π‘π„π’ππŽππ’πˆππ‹π„ dog owners use crates…

Let me show you a mistake I made, so π˜πŽπ” don’t have to!

Recommendations:
βœ… TNC - my favorite
βœ… Impact
βœ… Ruffland - quality for decent $
βœ… Gunner

Do ππŽπ“ recommend:
❌ Wire
❌ Cheap plastic

I’m sure both lists could be longer but these are crates I have experience with.

πŸ’₯ π“πˆπ πŸ’₯

You can π€π‹π–π€π˜π’ find these used on places like market place for much cheaper!

08/25/2025

😑 πŒπ€π 𝐃𝐔𝐂𝐓 𝐓𝐀𝐏𝐄𝐒 πƒπŽπ† 😑

Clearly, any sane person would say this is π‡πŽπ‘π‘πˆπ…πˆπ‚.

But…

If you saw this, what would π˜πŽπ” do?

08/23/2025

πŸ‘€ PSYCHOTIC FRENCHIES πŸ‘€

⁉️ Is your little dog OUT OF CONTROL ⁉️

Let me guess… barking, lunging, ignoring you, acting like they run the house.

Sound familiar πŸ€”

Here’s the truth: owning a small dog is NOT an excuse for chaos.

I hold my little dog clients to the SAME standards as my big dog clients.

Why?

Because good behavior isn’t about size β€” it’s about structure, boundaries, and leadership πŸ’ͺ🏽

And let’s be honest…

Nobody wants to be THAT person with the β€œcute” but psychotic little dog.

It’s embarrassing β€” and in some cases, straight-up dangerous.

Take the time to TEACH your dog what’s acceptable/not acceptable.

Because a trained little dog? That’s freedom for you AND them.

Stop making excuses. Start training. Your dog deserves it😘

08/23/2025

πŸ‘€ π’ππŽπ“ 𝐌𝐘 πŒπˆπ’π“π€πŠπ„ πŸ‘€

If you catch this, I 𝐆𝐔𝐀𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐄 your training is already clearer than the 99% who won’t πŸ€”

Here’s the deal: my goal is to give the clicker value.

How do I do that?
Click ➑️ Reward

Simple, right?

Not exactly…

In my first clip, I made a 𝐇𝐔𝐆𝐄 mistake:
Move ➑️ Click ➑️ Reward

In the second clip, I did it π‚πŽπ‘π‘π„π‚π“π‹π˜:
Click ➑️ Move ➑️ Reward

⁉️ π–π‡π˜ πƒπŽπ„π’ π“π‡πˆπ’ πŒπ€π“π“π„π‘ ⁉️

Because your dog is a visual/physical learner π…πˆπ‘π’π“, not verbal.

If you move ππ„π…πŽπ‘π„ you click, there is a high probability that your dog is cueing off your movement, ππŽπ“ the clicker.

Now think about it… how many things have you β€œtaught” verbally that your dog might actually be cueing visually 🀯

08/22/2025

πŸ“’ πŠπˆπ€ πŠπˆπ€ πŸ“’

Who would’ve thought I’d end up with a mini van… and no family to haul around πŸ˜‚

When I started shopping for a work car, I looked at:
🚐 Cargo vans
🚐 Sprinters
🚐 Minivans

But here’s what sold me on the Kia:
βœ… Family setup – all those AC vents (Vegas people, you get it πŸ”₯)
βœ… Gas mileage – way better than the other options
βœ… Warranty – solid coverage that just made sense

After weighing all the pros and cons, Kia was the easy choice. πŸ’ͺ🏽

Would I recommend it? Absolutely. πŸ‘ŒπŸ½

08/12/2025

Is your training ππ€π‚πŠπ–π€π‘πƒπ’ πŸ€”

How many of you ππ‘πˆπŽπ‘πˆπ“πˆπ™π„ teaching basic obedience: sit, down, heel, etc

Don’t get me wrong, we 𝐍𝐄𝐄𝐃 a certain level of obedience…

However, should it be your π…πˆπ‘π’π“ priority?

πŒπ€ππ˜ dog trainers would say β€œyes” and I π’π“π‘πŽππ†π‹π˜ disagree.

I’m a firm believer that teaching your dog how to live with you in your home is 𝐅𝐀𝐑 more important.

➑️ Not chewing your baseboards
➑️ Staying out of the trash
➑️ Using the bathroom outside
➑️ Not following you around 24/7 🀯
➑️ Being calm when guests come over

We spend the vast majority of our time in our homes with our dogs β€” so why wouldn’t we make that the priority?

I choose ππ‘π€π‚π“πˆπ‚π€π‹π‹π˜ β€” the stuff that makes my life and my dog’s life more enjoyable.

Unfortunately, social media, many dog trainers, and society has you fooled into thinking obedience is the answer and I ππ‘πŽπŒπˆπ’π„, it’s ππŽπ“.

08/11/2025

🐾 𝐖𝐇𝐀𝐓 π–πŽπ”π‹πƒ π˜πŽπ” πƒπŽ 🐾

An off leash dog runs up on you and yours, are π˜πŽπ” ready?!

Let me show you what I do….

βœ… Remain calm
βœ… Create space
βœ… Put myself between the dogs
βœ… Physically advocate for my dog
βœ… Go about training like nothing happened

If this was a dog that had bad πˆππ“π„ππ“πˆπŽππ’, the process would have been similar....

Except my πˆππ“π„ππ’πˆπ“π˜ would have changed. I would use the least amount of force possible but enough to stop the situation from escalating.

After this, I spotted the owner about 25 yards away glued to her phone her phone β€”shocker πŸ€¦πŸ½β€β™‚οΈ

When your dog runs towards another dog, you may have the best intentions and it may have worked out well previously but with time, your dog will run up on the π–π‘πŽππ† person/dog ☠️

Takeaways:

➑️ If you can’t recall your dog in difficult environments, they should ππŽπ“ be off leash.

➑️ Not everyone wants your dog in their space - doesn’t matter how friendly they are

➑️ If your dog gets injured because of your negligence, that’s on π˜πŽπ”

Are you 𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐝 to advocate for your dog?

07/29/2025

β“πƒπŽπ„π’ π˜πŽπ”π‘ πƒπŽπ† π€π‚π“π”π€π‹π‹π˜ 𝐓𝐑𝐔𝐒𝐓 π˜πŽπ”β“

I know this isn’t what most dog owners want to hear…
But it’s what they NEED to hear.

πŸ‘‰πŸ½ Next time you’re in public, I challenge youβ€”really watch how dogs interact with people and other dogs.
You’ll start noticing just how many of those interactions are forced.

And the truth?
Most of it could be avoided if owners simply did ONE thing:
πŸ‘‰πŸ½ ADVOCATE for their dog’s space.

It’s a simple concept… yet most people choose to ignore it.
Why? Because they’re scared of coming off rude.

But setting boundaries doesn’t make you mean.
It makes you a leader. It makes you trustworthy in your dog’s eyes.

πŸ’‘She wasn’t told to β€œdown.”
She offered the behaviorβ€”because she felt safe. That’s what real trust looks like.

And when that happens… the anxiety?
It fades.
The chaos?
Gone.
Now you’ve got a dog who can actually RELAX.

➑️ Have you ever stepped in to advocate for your dog?
➑️ How did people react?

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I am Robert β€œRobi” Taylor, owner of BarNone K9, LLC. Like most, my love for dogs began at an early age. I had three golden retrievers growing up, but it was not until I was 29 years old that I acquired my own dog, Nala. Little did I know; my life was about to change dramatically. To be honest, I was clueless on how to properly train my dog. I became obsessed with learning anything and everything I could to teach my puppy. I became so consumed with dogs that I began to volunteer at local shelters, obtain apprenticeships, work with police dogs (including taking bites), and anything else that would benefit me as a dog enthusiast. My passion for learning about dogs was growing each day and I knew I wanted to take the next step and turn my passion into a career. As I was concluding my career in the United States Air Force, I was certain of the path I was going to pursue. I enrolled into the most accredited dog training school, StarMark Academy in Austin, Texas. Upon finishing the academy, I was selected for their apprenticeship program. During my nine-month apprenticeship, I had the opportunity to expand my experience with training over 300 dogs in agility, behavior modifications, dock diving, obedience training from novice to advanced, nosework, trick training, and much more! Upon returning to Las Vegas, I considered working for a big-box dog training facility where I could continue to gain experience, while feeling "safe." Very quickly, I realized that wasn’t for me and I could offer so much more to the dog community by working on my own. It was then I decided to open BarNone K9 and I haven’t looked back! Since opening BarNone K9, I have continued my education by attending another major accredited k9 school, multiple seminars, and online classes. Most notably I graduated from American K9 Interdiction where I earned the title β€œCertified Patrol/Explosives Dog Trainer.”