Phantom K9 Training

Phantom K9 Training Obedience and protection dog training based in Arizona. It all started with Phantom, a Craigslist pup I got right out of high school.

The time I spent training him sparked a passion for the craft and helping other achieve a strong bond with their dogs. Though he’s no longer here, I feel his presence and influence and his memory continues to inspire me daily. Phantom’s legacy lives on in every dog trained, every lesson learned, and every life changed through the work we do. Inspired after rescuing Phantom, I began working with lo

cal Arizona rescues and shelters. I wanted to make a difference for the dogs who struggled to find homes because of complex behavioral challenges. Over time, the passion for rescue work grew, and we continue to work with the rescue dogs daily. Who knows, you may even adopt your next pup from a local shelter and receive pro bono training! Today, operating out of our facility in Mesa, our growing team has trained hundreds of dogs from all different breeds, backgrounds, and lifestyles. Every dog has unique challenges and needs, and their training reflects that. No dog or day is the same at Phantom K9, and that’s exactly how we want it to be!

06/22/2026

He came out of the kennel like " you said what?" 😂

06/21/2026

It's cute and it probably makes you feel good, but we all know it's not true 😀

06/21/2026

" my baby has fur and four legs"

06/19/2026

He identifies as big / dawg

06/18/2026

Long lines are responsible for far more injuries then E collars.

Ecollar has 3/4 mile range, most long lines are 50ft AT BEST.

I could keep going, the idea of it is, that both of them are tools. And when they’re used properly, they’re good tools that provide a safer more enjoyable experience for dogs..

So please, get off your high horse just because you see an E collar on a dog 😁

06/18/2026

How checking the muzzle vs using the muzzle sounds 😃

06/17/2026

Anxious pups need the moon like they need more trazodone prescriptions.

06/15/2026

Skills that people take for granted.

Loading the dog up, should be nice and easy. Taking the dog out should be the way, it’s easier and safer if the dog waits politely for you.

These are skills that don’t have much to do with obedience but largely make taking your dog places easier and safer.

06/15/2026

Here's what I really like about this video and interaction. Both the dogs are invested in the play, there is a lot of back and forth, dogs play bowing etc.

I know both dogs, I have a lot of experience with them around other dogs so I'm not walking into it with any surprises waiting for me.

And, I trained both dogs. They both listen to me, and it's easy for me to call them off this behavior if I need too.

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