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Creating stronger bonds though deeper understanding

10/30/2026

A silly post after some more educational ones! This malinois isn’t sure about the water yet! ゚viralシ

10/28/2026

Socialization is tricky, if your puppy is pulling you everywhere how do you make any progress?? Puppies or adult dogs that lack confidence or are too eager to say hi all need the same basic foundational skill. Eye contact. If your dog struggles with a normal loose leash walk while you’re in public try going back to your basics. Relationship, engagement, and eye contact are the most important skills to have to build really nice obedience skills anywhere you go.

10/27/2026

I get asked frequently if putting a bark on cue will fix reactivity. The short answer is NO. Putting a bark on cue will not fix reactivity. Whatever you reward the most, the dog will perform. If you reward barking the most, plan to have a dog that barks a LOT. However, that doesn’t mean teaching your dog to bark will lead to a dog that’s reactive. Context, environment, and socialization prevent a dog from becoming out of control and reactive even with a bark cue that’s heavily rewarded.

10/26/2026

Source focus is not a skill I teach every dog, however it’s a great exercise in impulse control!

10/24/2026

Our demo dog arsyn is the heart and soul of outlaws k9 training. She’s also the heart and soul of our trainer, Sierra. Our light and joy, arsyn ❤️ Employee appreciation month for our perfect puppy!

Video credit to Virginia Schultz!

10/23/2026

Obedience should be expected at all ages! Those cute but naughty behaviors that work when they’re puppies will continue to persist as they become adults. Jumping, mouthing, and leash pulling are three behaviors that typically start early. Train your dogs when they’re puppies to achieve a perfect dog when they’re adults.

10/23/2026

Loose leash walking/heel is a skill that is a MUST for me when I’m walking my dogs. Getting my arm pulled off is not fun and can even be a safety concern!

A dog being able to heel by my side while I’m out on a walk makes my walks more enjoyable and gives me time to enjoy a serene and beautiful day like today.

My clients safety and wellbeing is my first priority. If you’re worried about your dog pulling you over, barking at every person or dog you pass, or just want to walk and not worry about your dog the whole time we can help! Outlaws K9 training offers a loose leash walking program that can make your walks more enjoyable with your dog. walking trainer lovers

10/19/2026

Socialization is the number ONE most important thing to do with your puppy. The most common thing I work with older dogs on is reactivity/barking and the best age to prevent that is 2-6 months old. However, most people don’t even start getting out of the house with their puppies until they’re 4 months old and at that point it’s almost too late!
Incoming, the solution, a stroller! Keep your puppy off the ground and foster neutrality to other people, dogs, and confidence in all environments.
With a strong base a puppy can go with you ANYWHERE as an adult! Without it, they will make your walks a disaster, be stuck in the house for dog friendly events, and make guests coming over a nightmare. Outlaws K9 training specializes in reactivity, we can help train your dog who maybe didn’t get the right start and make them into a neutral and friendly dog! It’s never too late to start socializing, but if you can, start young.

10/17/2026

Scentwork is a great way to tire out your dog before winter sets in. Start by scattering food in your yard to get their noses working. Then put a food bowl out and have them find it. Once they’re amazing at that take it out and about!

10/16/2026

Luring, capturing, and shaping are all ways we can train our dogs. I am starting a series “what to do with your dog in the winter” for people with high energy dogs (or low energy!) who want something productive to do with their dogs as it gets too cold to exercise outside. Rather than use medication, repetitive lick mats, or freeze your butt off these will be easy tricks to keep you and your pet entertained this cold season! If you want to recommend a trick you’d love to learn please comment below and I will include it in the series! I’m excited to share all my knowledge with you in the coming weeks!

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Omaha, NE
68022, 68101–68164

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+14022078553

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https://outlawsk9training.com/services/

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