Logical K9, LLC

08/06/2025

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08/06/2025

Weight pull.
Awesome training experience and exercise.
Started with the weight pull harness.
Went to dragging a heavy chain that makes noise.
Then the weight sled you see in this photo.
Go Poodle 🐩 Go!

08/06/2025

Out and about training with this handsome dude! He needs his own postcard!

07/19/2025

Procrastination station with this lovely golden retriever and standard poodle.
Exploring and trying out new activities, because adulting is hard.
Boarding and Training program.

07/19/2025

Out and about training, who doesn't indulge in some retail therapy via window shopping?

We offer board and train programs with a few furry friends allowed. 24/7 care in a cozy home setting.

07/19/2025

Our Board & Train program features excursions with these two handsome furballs, a Standard Poodle and Golden Retriever. Even the dogs enjoy visiting ToysRus!

We provide a home environment that fosters a calm and relaxing atmosphere, minimizing stress due to its intimate setting and limited number of canine companions.

12/07/2024

Got to visit some puppies today. Some puppy 🐶 therapy for adults and kids, followed by some relaxing 😌 jazzy music 🎼.

12/06/2024

Refresher training and a mini vacation for this guy!

12/06/2024

Morning training and socializing.

12/06/2024

11/18/2024

I do have to add—please 🙏🏼 do not start with a plastic bag like you see me using in this video. Plastic bags are dangerous and can easily become a choking hazard. I’ve made a lot of progress with this puppy to get to this point. We started with less interesting, safer items to build the foundation of the behavior. But because she’s so fascinated by bags, I’ve gradually worked up to including them in our training.

When I’m working on “Drop It” or “Out,” I focus on building trust and creating a positive experience for the puppy. With this little one, I’ve introduced a cue—“Pup-Pup”—that grabs her attention and encourages her to come to me. She knows that when she does, she’ll get something even better than what’s in her mouth.

I never chase her or grab the item. That only turns it into a game and increases the chance she might swallow it before I can reach her. Instead, I offer a trade, showing her that I’m not here to “steal” her prize, but to give her something better in return.

At the same time, I’m capturing the behavior of her dropping the item on her own. Capturing means that as she naturally drops or spits out the item, I mark the moment by saying the word “Done.” This helps her associate the action with the cue, reinforcing the behavior in a positive, clear way.

This approach teaches her to trust me, come willingly, and stay calm. Over time, it builds a habit of cooperation and makes switching out items a smooth and stress-free process—for both of us.

11/15/2024

Treibball for Dogs Explained 🐾⚽

Treibball is a fun and unique dog sport that’s like herding, but with balls! Instead of herding 🐑 sheep, 🦆 ducks, or 🐐 goats, dogs push balls into a goal area. The size of the balls is chosen based on your dog’s size, and the playing area stays the same, no matter the dog. 🐕💪

It’s a great way to provide mental and physical stimulation, and can be done just for fun or as part of a competition. 🎯🏆 If your dog loves a challenge, Treibball could be the perfect new sport to try together!

If you're interested in taking part in a low-cost and accessible activity with your dog, why not try the lesser-known dog sport of Treibball?