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Dog Training | Private Lessons | Board & Trains located in the NY Metro Area! 🦮🐾🦴 The best part is we work with ANY AGE, ANY SIZE, and ANY BREED!

We are thrilled to announce that Off Leash K9 Training has arrived in the NY Metro Area! As a growing national company, we are eager to provide you with the opportunity to start your Off Leash journey with us. Our range of programs include private 1 on 1 lessons, our renowned Two Week Board & Train, Dog Aggression Training and Behavioral Modification, Therapy Prep Programs and more! We encourage y

ou to take a look at our YouTube channel, where you can find over 2,000 videos of dogs who have been successfully trained by our team. What makes us stand out from other dog trainers in the area is that we not only instruct your dog on commands, but we also promise to deliver a dog that can be off leash and responds with the speed and precision of military and law enforcement K9s. At the same time, your dog will become more confident in different environments. Our trainers have extensive experience from various military and law enforcement agencies, previous veterinary care, and personal training. Give us a call today for a free phone consultation to discuss what we can do to help your furry friend! https://www.youtube.com/

08/28/2026

🏀 From the Court to K9 Training 🐾

This week was an exciting week for Off Leash K9 Training Northeast! We had the opportunity to wrap up an incredible training experience with Donavan “Donnie” Freeman, power forward for St. John’s Men’s Basketball, and his family as his pups, Pluto & Dior, completed their Three Week Board & Train with our trainer LiAndra of NY Metro Off Leash K9 Training! 🏀🐾

Pluto & Dior came to us at two very different stages of life and training.

🐾 Pluto, a young Rottweiler, already had a great foundation. His family wanted to strengthen his off-leash reliability, heel and leash discipline, address jumping, and continue building advanced obedience as he matures.

🐾 Dior, a 6-year-old Goldendoodle, came in needing additional structure, stronger obedience and leash manners, improved off-leash reliability, and clearer boundaries around behaviors like getting on furniture.

Throughout their stay, LiAndra worked diligently with both dogs through our balanced training curriculum—combining clear communication, positive reinforcement, praise, play, structure, and accountability. They worked through our core commands: Come, Sit, Down, Place, Heel, Break & Off, while building the confidence and reliability needed for everyday life. 💪🐕

One of the most important parts of any Board & Train is the turnover. We had the opportunity to work hands-on with Donnie’s family, including his sister D’Nia, as LiAndra walked them through the curriculum, equipment, commands, timing, and techniques they’ll use to continue reinforcing everything Pluto & Dior learned at home.

Training doesn’t end when a dog leaves our care. The turnover gives the family the tools and knowledge to turn those new skills into lasting habits. ❤️

A huge thank you to Donnie and the Freeman family for trusting Off Leash K9 Training Northeast and LiAndra with Pluto & Dior. We’re so grateful to have been part of their training journey and look forward to continuing to support the entire family!

Welcome home, Pluto & Dior! 🐾🏀❤️

08/19/2026

🐾 MEET ROCKY! 🐾

Say hello to Rocky, an adorable 4-year-old Chihuahua, Shih Tzu, Miniature Pinscher, Pekingese & Dachshund mix who is joining us for his Two Week Board & Train! 🎓🐶

Rocky is also deaf, so his training will be tailored to help create clear, consistent communication while building his confidence and reliability. 💙

During his two weeks with us, we’ll be focusing on:

🐕 Reactivity when seeing other dogs
👋 Staying calm around new people
🐾 Reducing jumping when greeting guests or getting excited
🏡 Building confidence and independence to help with separation anxiety
🌎 Developing a calmer, more manageable demeanor in public spaces
🎓 Building a strong foundation of reliable obedience and communication

We’re excited to watch Rocky learn, build confidence, and show everyone just how much this little guy can accomplish over the next two weeks! 💪🐾

Welcome to training, Rocky! 💙

08/17/2026

🐾 MEET MARCELLO! 🐾

Marcello is a 1-year-old Frenchie here for his Two Week Board & Train with trainer Chalanda! 💙

This handsome little guy is here to work on some of those big puppy behaviors, including jumping on everyone, barking at just about everything, and chewing things he shouldn’t. His family’s goal is simple: a happier, more well-behaved pup with better manners and reliable obedience!

Throughout his two weeks with Chalanda, Marcello is working on Come, Sit, Down, Place, Heel, Off, proper greeting manners, impulse control, and overall reliability around distractions. He’ll also be building the structure and consistency needed to make those good choices carry over into everyday life.

Marcello has been putting in the work, and we’re excited to see his progress! 🐶🎓

08/05/2026

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday, LiAndra! 🐾💙

Please join us in wishing a very Happy Birthday to our incredible trainer, LiAndra! 🥳

LiAndra's passion for helping dogs and their owners shines through in everything she does. Whether she's building confidence in a nervous pup, helping owners achieve reliable off-leash freedom, or celebrating every training milestone, she pours her heart into each dog she works with.

We're so grateful to have you as part of the Off Leash K9 Training family, and we hope your day is filled with lots of love, laughter, cake, and of course... plenty of puppy kisses! 🐶🎈

Help us celebrate by wishing LiAndra a Happy Birthday in the comments below! 🎉👇

07/31/2026

Your dog isn't born confident—they become confident through experience.

It's natural to want to protect our dogs from things that make them nervous or uncomfortable. But when we avoid every challenge, we also take away their opportunity to learn that they can handle it.

Whether it's walking past another dog, meeting new people, learning to ignore distractions, or simply exploring a new environment, confidence is built one successful experience at a time.

Training isn't about forcing your dog into uncomfortable situations—it's about giving them the guidance, structure, and support to work through them safely.

Every confident dog was once a dog learning something new. ❤️🐶

What challenge has your dog overcome recently? We'd love to hear about it below! ⬇️

07/08/2026

The Dog World Needs Less Division and More Curiosity.

If you've been in the dog world for any length of time, you've probably seen it.

One trainer says, "This is the only right way."

Another says, "That method is harmful."

Dog owners get caught in the middle, unsure who to trust, feeling judged no matter what decision they make.

Here's something worth thinking about.

Dogs don't care about our egos.

They don't care how many followers we have, how many certifications are on the wall, or how long we've been training. They care about whether we communicate clearly, whether we are fair, whether they feel understood, and whether we're helping them navigate the world successfully.

The longer we've been working with dogs, the more one thing becomes obvious:

No two dogs are exactly alike.

The same approach that transforms one dog may completely miss the mark with another.

A high-drive working-line Malinois doesn't learn the same way as a timid rescue who has spent years afraid of the world.

A Labrador that lives to work for food isn't the same as a stubborn Husky who couldn't care less about treats.

A dog struggling with fear requires a different approach than a dog pushing boundaries simply because no one has ever taught them where those boundaries are.

That's why dog training should never be about defending a method.

It should be about helping the dog in front of you.

Sometimes positive reinforcement alone is exactly what's needed.

Sometimes management is the answer.

Sometimes structure and accountability become an important piece of the puzzle.

Sometimes confidence building takes priority before obedience.

Sometimes slowing down is the best decision you can make.

And sometimes... the answer is admitting that what you've always done isn't working for this particular dog.

That isn't weakness.

That's growth.

One of the greatest skills any trainer, owner, or behavior professional can develop is humility.

Being willing to say:

"I hadn't considered that."

"I learned something today."

"I was wrong."

"I'm going to try something different."

Those words don't make someone less knowledgeable.

They make them better.

The truth is, the dog training community has far more in common than we sometimes realize.

We all want fewer dogs surrendered to shelters.

We all want families to enjoy life with their dogs.

We all want safer communities.

We all celebrate the nervous dog who finally walks through a busy park confidently.

We all smile when the reactive dog learns to relax.

We all cheer when a family says, "We finally feel like we understand our dog."

Those victories don't belong to one training philosophy.

They belong to the dogs.

Compassion also means extending grace to dog owners.

Most people aren't trying to "ruin" their dogs.

They're overwhelmed.

They're sleep deprived because of a new puppy.

They're frustrated because nothing they've tried has worked.

They're scared after their dog growled at someone.

They're embarrassed because walks have become stressful.

They don't need judgment.

They need education.

They need support.

They need someone willing to meet them where they are.

Healthy discussion is important.

Questioning ideas is important.

Research matters.

Experience matters.

But so does listening.

The moment we stop believing we have anything left to learn is usually the moment we stop growing.

Dogs continue to teach us every single day if we're willing to pay attention.

So whether you're a trainer, veterinarian, behavior consultant, breeder, rescue volunteer, groomer, or simply someone who loves their dog...

Lead with compassion before criticism.

Choose curiosity over certainty.

Listen before assuming.

Learn before arguing.

And remember that the goal has never been to prove someone else wrong.

The goal has always been to help more dogs live happier, safer, and more fulfilling lives.

Because at the end of the day, the dog world doesn't need more people trying to win debates.

It needs more people working together to help the dogs. 🧡🐾

07/03/2026

🎆 🇺🇸 4th of July is one of the busiest days of the year… and unfortunately, one of the busiest days for lost pets too. 🐾

A little preparation today can make a huge difference tomorrow.

Here are a few simple ways to help your pup stay safe and stress-free during the holiday:

🐶 Exercise them earlier in the day to help burn off extra energy.
🏡 Set up a quiet, comfortable “safe space” indoors with their favorite bed, crate, toy, or chew.
🎶 Turn on the TV, radio, or a fan to help muffle the sound of fireworks.
🏷 Double check that your dog’s ID tags, microchip information, and GPS collar (if they have one) are up to date.
💊 If your dog struggles with loud noises, talk with your veterinarian ahead of time about calming supplements or medication.
🚪 Keep doors, gates, and fences secure. Even dogs with excellent obedience can panic when startled by fireworks.
❤️ Stay calm yourself. Dogs feed off our emotions, and your confidence can help reassure them.

Remember, even the most well-trained dog can become frightened by unexpected fireworks. Safety always comes first.

We hope you and your four-legged family members have a fun, safe, and relaxing Independence Day! 🇺🇸🐕✨

What are your dog’s plans for the holiday? Let us know in the comments! ⬇️🐾

07/02/2026

👀 Our logo is higher than your dog’s recall goals. Let’s fix that. 😅

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the dog dads, human dads, grandfathers, stepdads, and father figures out there! 🐾💙

Today we celebrate the early morning walks, the endless games of fetch, the treats slipped under the table, the patient training sessions, and the unconditional love you give every day.

Whether you’re teaching a puppy their first command, helping a rescue learn to trust again, or simply being your dog’s favorite person, the bond you build makes a lasting impact.

From all of us at Off Leash K9 Training, thank you for everything you do for your families, both two-legged and four-legged.

We hope your day is filled with wagging tails, happy memories, and plenty of time with those you love.

Happy Father’s Day! 🐶❤️👨‍👧‍👦

06/15/2026

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