Rocky Junior's Dog Training Service

10/02/2025

Today I worked with Captain the Schipperke puppy and Ellie the Catahoula mix puppy - along with their humans, of course. It was "Heel" day for Captain and "Leave It" day for Ellie, and they both excelled!

If you're seeing this, please view this urgent post: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17XNwwsvPq/

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10/01/2025

*** Our need has been met! Thank you SO much for your help! ***

Despite more and more research, trying to learn why we seem invisible to new customers, we are still experiencing very low sales. As a result we have precious few funds to go towards rent, essential bills and food. We are at least $1000 short of where we need to be right now.

Are you able to help us, please? We just need to survive right now, and keep our housing, as I keep working to right the ship. To say we are desperate is a gigantic understatement.

Due to my disabilities I cannot work any kind of traditional job. This is all I can do.

I feel so fortunate to have supportive followers, former clients and fans. I had hoped to have recovered by now, but we still haven't reached that point.

Anything helps. Thank you in advance!

Zelle: 253-312-8382
Jeffrey Salter
[email protected]

Venmo: Jeffrey-Salter-0246

PayPal: [email protected]

I will do a post later regarding how you can help us increase business.

09/30/2025

This beautiful girl is Atsy, a year old Miniature Pinscher who lives in Tacoma with her humans. Atsy has varied fear based reactivity, but we got a good start Sunday morning - especially Atsy becoming my friend after early lesson reactivity.

This is the only time in over 10 years of business that I have only done one lesson on a weekend. On Friday I had dangerously high blood glucose, and I couldn't work Saturday because I was so tired and sore. Sunday I was still very tired and sore, so Atsy, a new client, was the only lesson I did.

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09/28/2025

See you next time, Daisy!

09/28/2025

Today was not a good day. I got up early to take care of Daisy in Orting, and had two small McChicken sandwiches for breakfast. Then I headed to my first lesson and started feeling very bad.

After 15 minutes my blood glucose had gone from a very high 270 to an even worse 295. Yes, I took all my meds and insulin this morning.

I cancelled all my lessons and went home. I felt dehydrated, so I drank two big glasses of ice water. My blood glucose started to slowly go down. By 6:30 it was at 152, so I headed out to see Daisy again. Jenny went along with me.

Afterwards I had a hamburger and fries from Wendy's, as I was suddenly starving with a 118 reading. We are home now and I am thankfully stabilized. Jenny and I will be going to work tomorrow.

09/27/2025

OMG, listen to this baby Moose!

09/26/2025

We're having a relaxing evening watching "Doc," a new medical drama on Netflix. It's very good! Season 2 is on Fox on Tuesdays, next day on Hulu.

09/26/2025

Training student Sophie, who was adopted from Auburn Valley Humane Society, is an entrant in AVHS's calendar contest. Please vote for Sophie to help her get into the calendar!

Show your support for Auburn Valley Humane Society by voting for Sophie in 2026 AVHS Pet Calendar Fundraiser

09/25/2025

Jenny was in doggy day camp while I worked today. Here she is 30 seconds after we got home!

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09/25/2025

I am in Orting with Daisy, a dog Rocky Junior and I saved from her intense fear of dogs. Daisy loves me and as a result she has big celebrations when I come see her.

Daisy's family and Gordon the Chihuahua are out of state until Sunday, so I will be over twice a day until Sunday to take care of my girl ❣️