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Chaos to Calm K9 Training

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Chaos to Calm K9 Training

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08/29/2025

🚨 Rescheduled for 9/13!!!

Advice is free ❤️‍🔥

I’ll be posted up at my fav coffee spot, , from 3-4pm on Saturday, August 30th.

I’ll have my fav drink, the Froot Loop Latte, with me (try it, it’s the best!).

I’m here to chat with anyone who has questions about their dog. You can pick my brain as much as you want!

Here are some questions I’ve answered for others:

❓How can I teach my dog to be calm and mannerly in dog-friendly places?

❓How to get that off leash recall??

❓Why is my dog still pottying in the house?

❓How do I get my dog to stop barking at the neighbors through the backyard fence?

And more!! I’m also happy to advise on proactive questions like bringing a new dog into the family, caring for an aging dog, preparing for a pet sitter, etc.

I’m here for you, so come on out and chat!

08/23/2025

I LOVE getting updates from my clients and hearing how their dogs are doing! I’m so proud of these two and their people!! 🥳

Knowing that my clients feel more confident doing more with their dogs—whether it’s walking the neighborhood, going on adventures to ice cream shops, enjoying the company of guests or anything in between—is one of my favorite things. That’s what training all about!

This is also why I put such an emphasis on coaching the dogs’ owners. I want YOU to be able to do things with your dog, not me!

If you’re in Newark, Delaware or thereabouts and you’d like to improve some aspect of life with your dog, I’d love to help! Visit the link in my bio to head over to my website and learn more about me and my style of training.

08/21/2025

I’m not going anywhere!

Dog training doesn’t end when your lessons are finished. In many ways, it’s a lifelong journey with your dog.

This is why I don’t disappear on my clients! Email me 6 years later, and you’ll get a response.

Not all issues need follow up lessons; many can be answered by text or email, or can be addressed in person at my free alumni pack walks.

Not every dog trainer offers this kind of long term support, but it’s important to me to provide as much long term support as I can. ❤️‍🔥

08/08/2025

Advice is free ❤️‍🔥

I’ll be posted up at my fav coffee spot, , from 3-4pm on Saturday, August 30th.

I’ll have my fav drink, the Froot Loop Latte, with me (try it, it’s the best!).

I’m here to chat with anyone who has questions about their dog. You can pick my brain as much as you want!

Here are some questions I’ve answered for others:

❓How can I teach my dog to be calm and mannerly in dog-friendly places?

❓How to get that off leash recall??

❓Why is my dog still pottying in the house?

❓How do I get my dog to stop barking at the neighbors through the backyard fence?

And more!! I’m also happy to advise on proactive questions like bringing a new dog into the family, caring for an aging dog, preparing for a pet sitter, etc.

I’m here for you, so come on out and chat!

07/31/2025

Don’t panic! It’s totally normal for your dog to be a little “off” when you return home from vacation.

Anytime their routine is off—whether they have a pet sitter instead of you, or they’re at a friend or relative’s house, etc—they’re going to feel a little stress. That means there will be a sense of relief when things get back to normal!

Your dog will take lots of naps when they get home, and it’ll likely take them a few days to get back into the swing of things.

Not so different from us. 😉

07/13/2025

✨Mindset is everything✨

The way you THINK about your dog’s training has a huge impact on your experience — and your dog’s!

If you’re expecting instant results without a lot of learning (on both ends of the leash) you’re going to struggle.

If you’re prepared to take a JOURNEY with your dog, you will minimize frustration and disappointment for you both.

Which slide resonated with you the most??

07/12/2025

Come chat with me ☕️

I’ll be there at 3pm on Saturday, 7/26 specifically to chat with dog parents and answer their questions!

Pick my brain, ask me about your dog’s behavior, get some advice on how to resolve issues, talk about how to teach them something new, etc.

This is TOTALLY FREE, not a sales pitch. ❤️‍🔥

Hope to see you at Little Goat!

07/02/2025

This heat is dangerous ‼️

Dogs can overheat FAST!

Remember, they can’t sweat like we can to cool their bodies down. They pant, but it’s not enough in heat like this.

Keep visits to the outdoors BRIEF this week! No dog has ever died from missing a walk, but they do die from heat stroke. 💔

If your dog will be in the car, PLEASE for the love of dog, cool down the car BEFORE they get in!!!

And I hope we all know this by now, but don’t leave them in the car unattended—even while you “run in real quick”. We hear stories every summer about dogs dying in hot cars. Again, it happens fast. Don’t let it happen to you!!!

06/16/2025

Don’t impulse adopt! 🤪

I know it seems like a good idea at the time, but if you’re not prepared to welcome home a new dog (for the long haul!) then it’s not in your best interest OR the dog’s.

Consider these 5 things before you finalize the adoption!

06/06/2025

Those 4th of July festivities are right around the corner… bring your questions about how to keep your dog safe and calm! 🎆

As always, ANY dog question is welcome—not just 4th of July questions. ☺️

You can ask about training, walking, field trips, living with multiple dogs, large breeds, small breeds… literally anything dog!

I’ll be at from 3-4pm with my Froot Loop Latte (best ever!) and ready to chat.

See you there??

05/15/2025

The last slide is the most challenging!

It’s hard for a lot of folks to understand that dog training isn’t JUST about the dog.

Sometimes you need to change how you communicate, what you expect, etc.

It’s a two-way street.

But if you can do your part AND be realistic about your goals, then results will come faster than you think!

04/30/2025

This is our last class before summer really kicks off—don’t miss this chance to get your dog’s skills ready for summer adventures!

You and your dog learn how to work TOGETHER in this class. That’s the foundational skill for navigating the world together.

Other summer-related skills that we touch on in this class:

👉Place - the ability to lie down and stay there, which is helpful for group gatherings when you don’t want your dog underfoot.

👉Come - you’ll learn the beginning stages of a reliable recall (coming when called).

👉Down - think of the down command as a mobile “off button” because that’s exactly what it is!

👉Leash manners - walking nicely on a leash is absolutely essential for adventuring with you.

To learn more & register, visit my website (link in bio): chaostocalmk9training.com/group-classes

Hope to see you there!

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Newark, DE
19702,19711-19718,19725

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.chaostocalmk9training.com/

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Tired of the canine chaos? Let’s restore calm!

My journey to become a dog trainer began as a journey to restore calm to my own household. I had two dogs with serious aggression issues, and I knew something had to change if I wanted to keep everyone safe, healthy and happy. I sent one of my dogs to a board & train program and when she was ready to come home I soaked up all the knowledge I could from our trainer. I committed to making the changes necessary to keep her in the best behavioral shape possible—and the results blew me away! This inspired me to embark on a journey to learn as much about dog behavior as possible, and ultimately set me on the path to becoming a dog trainer myself.

I chose to name my business “Chaos to Calm” because that phrase best represents what balanced training has done for my household. What was once chaos was now calm—calmer than I ever thought possible! It is no exaggeration to say that balanced training has changed all of our lives for the better, and that is what I hope to share with others.

If you need help with your dog, I hope you’ll reach out. I can be reached here on Facebook or through my website, ChaostoCalmK9Training.com. I look forward to meeting you!