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Doggie Do-Over, Port Angeles, WA (2025)

03/20/2025

Congratulations to Max on graduating from Doggie Do-Over!
Max had issues with being overly excited about dogs on leash and accidentally tripped his owners leaving them with some injuries. His owners reached out after referral from a friend to help build their confidence back up walking him and to teach him how to walk nicely and calmly on leash.

Max loves to train and is super smart so he was a very easy dog to work with! We established a training regime for them to work on at home in a low distraction environment. We then started to meet downtown to put his training into action. After a couple times of me working with him downtown and walking him, I had our last session be with his owners being the only one to walk him. They both did really well and Max listened fabulously to them.
We even passed a few dogs and they did great keeping his attention.

His owners are very happy with where he is and are excited to continue working with him. More importantly, they have the confidence back to walk him!

Thank you to the owners for being consistent and eager for Max’s success!

02/26/2025

Meet the litter of 9 puppies!
These pups are 5 week old mini bernadoodles! Their human Mom Josie Di Bernardo, Olympic Peninsula Service Dogs is an ethical and responsible dog breeder. Both her dog, Tonka and the sire have been vetted to ensure they make healthy and strong puppies!
Josie is working with a service dog trainer to determine which puppies will become service dogs and which ones will not.

Our puppies will be trained for medical alert (asthma, seizures, epilepsy, etc) and non-bracing mobility tasks such as retrieving dropped items or locating and retrieving medications or inhalers and other tasks that might make life a bit easier for their human.

The puppies that don’t have the natural temperament that would make such a life rewarding to them will be adopted out at 9-10 weeks to good homes after completing several weeks of fundamental training with Kendra at Doggie-Do-Over!

If you are interested please go to the website olydogs.com to learn more!

02/10/2025

I have bittersweet news to share…

Doggie Do-Over is moving. I am forever grateful for my clients in Washington and starting my business here. Your pups will always hold a special place in my heart.

Thank you for giving me my start and trusting me to guide your training journey with your furry friend. I hope that you have enjoyed our time as much as I have!

As much as I will miss all of my clients here, it is time for me to move back home and start a new journey there. I will be opening a dog daycare and boarding/training facility, which is much needed in the area I will be moving to.

I will be taking clients here up until June 6, 2025.

Much love 🐾 🐶

Kendra Abrams
Doggie Do-Over

11/25/2024

A female lab was found at my friend’s ranch. We believe she was dumped.

She has been taken to the vet, no microchip but otherwise healthy and friendly, about a year old. She is very skinny though.

We are hoping to find her a home. She has a place to stay tonight but she will need a new home.
Please message if you or anyone you know may be interested.

11/06/2024

Congratulations to Jack for graduating from Doggie Do-Over!

Jack needed help solidifying good manners and listening to his owner in distracting environments.

Jack had an incident where he turned on his owner during a dog fight. His owner reached out looking for answers and help to make sure it didn’t happen again.

Through management of his surroundings like avoiding the alley where it happened and training in a calm environment we were able to get Jack to a place where he is listening to his owner more and feels safer in his neighborhood.

Jack is a smart and very sweet dog who loves to train! Thank you to his owner for her dedication to him and helping him meld into a well behaved boy!

09/25/2024

This is Bubba. I take him for monthly walks/training sessions while his owner continuously reinforces what we work on.

In this video, I am describing what I am doing with him as I’m doing it.

As with all reactive dogs, they have a threshold to where they can see their trigger and not react. Some dogs it’s 20ft away, others it’s 50ft, 100ft etc…
Reactive dogs, more often than not have a CER (conditioned emotional response). When they see their trigger they get certain feelings about it. Most of the time, those feelings are negative and fear based.

Our job as owners and trainers is to find their threshold and work towards helping them make happy, positive associations. You want to find the sweet spot where your dog sees their trigger but doesn’t react.
(When they get to react - barking, lunging etc.. it will further engrain their reactivity)

Instead you want them to engage in decompression and sniffing exercises with you, as shown in this video.

Reactivity and CER’s are not easy things to work with. All the obedience in the world will not change how a dog feels about a certain trigger. It’s my job to help your dog learn to turn those bad feelings into good feelings and to help the owners learn how to do that as well.

09/15/2024

This is Rue. She is looking for a furever home! She is currently in a foster home patiently waiting for someone like you!

Her foster hired me to walk/train her until she gets adopted so I am working on leash walking, reactivity and basics with her. She has met a couple dogs on leash and sounds like a gremlin with them, she is very bossy but has not tried to hurt any dogs.

She had a play date with my husky Vettel - I am attaching the videos in the comment section because it will not let me add to the post. They played very well together. Again, she is bossy but listened well to Vettel’s corrections and human voice correction if they both were playing too rough.

Rue is very sweet and I can tell she just wants someone to love on her. She would make a great hiking partner!
I think she would do well with a dog that doesn’t care who is the boss. She may be better with male dogs but I have not introduced her to a female yet but I think if the female was calm it would be okay.

Her foster is waiving the adoption fee but would like the owner to continue training with me for 2-3 months to make sure her transition is smooth and the owner is prepared.

If you think you could provide her with a good home, message me so I can get you in contact with her foster!

08/13/2024

Congratulations to Remmy for graduating from Doggie Do-Over!
Remmy is an Australian Shepherd/Corgi mix. Her owner reached out because she is also a shop dog but she was chasing out parts guys that would come in through the back door and biting at their heels. She growled at strangers coming in through the front door and people would try to pet her over the gate and she would nip at them. There was a sign put up instructing people not to pet her and that did help.

I worked with Remmy and her owner for about 5 months 1x/week to 1x every other week. At first I tried to get her used to people coming in through the doors but after continuous effort, it was not sticking with her due to no one being able to implement the training while I wasn’t there because they are busy running their business!

The owner and I decided that muzzle training was the best solution for everyone involved. After about a month of working on getting her used to the muzzle, she let me put it on today. She kept it on for a few minutes and then I took it off. I did this several times with her, making sure to give her lots of treats for having it on.

She is comfortable with the muzzle being put on and that is a huge step for her journey! There was a couple times where I showed her the muzzle and she backed away, at this point I did not force it on her - instead I put it away, gave her a break and some love. When I presented it again, she put her nose in it. I then worked from there and was able to put it back on her after a couple of minutes.

I had her owner do the same steps while I was there and she let him put it on too.

I am so proud of Remmy for getting to this point. I am proud of myself for helping a dog get comfortable with a muzzle. She is the first dog that I have had the opportunity to work with on this.
I am proud of her owner for his patience, understanding and willingness to work with Remmy and do what’s best for her.

Go Remmy! Thank you for accepting me into your friend group and trusting me through our training journey. ♥️

08/07/2024

Congratulations to Blue on graduating!
Blue is a Black Lab/Airedale Terrier mix. His owners reached out needing help teaching him to be calm as people passed the house and not jumping on the door when someone knocks.

After a few weeks, Blue has made some massive improvements with the training and is learning quickly. His owners have done a good job keeping up on his training as well.

Blue has shown an eagerness to learn and really enjoys his training sessions! Now his owners just have to continue reinforcing the training we implemented and Blue will continue to shine and learn that he doesn’t have to bark at everyone.
Go Blue!

07/08/2024

Here are some graduates from a couple months ago! Comet & Yeti (left) and Violet (right)

Both dogs and families were pleasures to work with. Violet now has an excellent recall off leash and gets to play at the beach with other doggie friends!
Comet & Yeti bark less at the neighbors fence and have a better recall!

06/26/2024

Everyone please be on the lookout for Dash. He is a very good and calm boy. His owners love him very much!!

04/27/2024

Come see me at the Port Angeles Petsense adopt-a-thon event today from 12-2!
Oh and bring your dogs!

04/03/2024

Congratulations to Goose for graduating from Doggie Do-Over!

Goose is a doodle puppy and he needed help learning some basic manners like not biting the leash when walking and being calm when he saw another dog.

He is so smart and learned very fast! He was such a joy to work with and his owners did great foundation work with him to make our training journey a breeze.

Isn’t he just the cutest!? ♥️😍

03/22/2024

I am happy to share that I am furthering my education and have started a new course regarding reactivity! The course is taught by SpiritDog Training online and is positive reinforcement and science based!

I am excited to learn more regarding reactivity and help dogs become more comfortable around their triggers and teach their owners how to manage their reactivity as well.

Time to hit the books!

03/16/2024

**ALL ITEMS HAVE BEEN TAKEN

FREE!
I have a client who is moving and asked me to give these away for her! I have 2 - 8ft ramps, 2 medium sized (30-40lb dog) wire crates with no bottoms, 1 medium plastic crate (35-45lb dog), a medium soft crate (20-30lb dog) and a 2 step staircase.

I would love to give these away to anyone who needs them! Please message me if you are interested or know someone that would be!

02/28/2024

Congratulations to Saturn & Venus (white puppers) & Michiko (black pupper) on graduating from Doggie Do-Over!

These pups are located in Sekiu, WA.
The owner of Saturn/Venus reached out to me explaining she needed some help with her dogs. She mentioned her neighbor was interested in some training as well so it was the perfect opportunity of “killing 2 birds with one stone”

Venus was resource guarding food & the owner. Saturn was a leash puller, jumper & didn’t come when called. They both have some separation anxiety from each other and are protective of their Mom when they are at the beach.

Michiko was a leash puller, dog reactive, bolts the door and jumps on people.

We did 3 visits with 3 weeks in between sessions and our last session was 8 weeks from the 3rd session. 4 visits in total and by the 4th visit all three dogs are much better behaved.

Venus and Saturn are fed separately which helps eliminate potential resource guarding and Venus has learned to share her Mom better with her sister.
Saturn is walking better on leash but still needs reminders not to pull, she is not jumping on people nearly as much as she used to and her recall is getting better but she still likes to pretend she can’t hear us from time to time.

Saturn and Venus are in the process of muzzle training - they are comfortable wearing their muzzles and their Mom is starting to take them for walks with them on. This is so she can take them to the beach to play off leash and not have to worry about them being overly protective towards somebody.

Michiko is the queen of knowing what gets her a treat and what doesn’t. She has mastered the skill of ignoring other dogs and she will even walk next to her owner off leash! If she starts to go ahead, she will come back when you call.
She has gotten much better at waiting for people to come in before she goes rushing up to them, she isn’t jumping as much but still is learning to hold her stay while guests enter.

I am so proud of both owners sticking to the training with their dogs and learning how to effectively communicate with them. They were all so well behaved when I last saw them and I am certain the owners will continue to do great things.

02/06/2024

Congratulations to Miss. Myla for graduating from Doggie Do-Over! When we started she was having a little trouble learning some basics like stay, walking nicely on leash etc.. she was also slightly reactive to dogs - more in a playful way but she has a big bark!

After a few weeks of training and the owners dedication to her she is now much more better behaved. She has her basics down and she is more focused on her owner during their walks. She is less reactive to dogs now but there is still the occasional dog that seems to get her going.

Her owner now has all the tools to continue working on lessening her reactivity on walks. She has a few doggie friends and is becoming better each day.

Thank you to her owner for his dedication to training a working breed and for the patience required to work on her reactivity!

01/01/2024

2023 has been a great year. I have helped 60 families learn how to communicate with their dogs by giving clear cues and integrating play time during training to help strengthen relationships.

I got to work with about 60-70 dogs (some households had multiple dogs) and there is no better feeling than helping a dog become better behaved.

We had 22 graduates (some are not pictured), a few “one-timers”, a few that decided to not continue training with me and many that are still currently in training and looking to land a spot in the 2024 graduates!

I learned a lot from my first year in business and I can honestly say that I am proud of myself and my work. I appreciate all of the people and dogs I got to work with! I truly try to be the best trainer I can be and it wouldn’t be possible without the owners cooperation and dedication to their animals.

Special shoutout to Jerod, my boyfriend for being apart of training sessions when I need him!

Thank you for all being apart of my training journey in 2023 and here’s to an exciting 2024!

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