Trusted K9 Services

11/02/2025

🧼SCRUBBA DUB DUB🧼

Rosie loved getting clean with a good bath and brush🥰

11/02/2025

🍂 SEASONAL SHEDDING 🍂

We love getting all that seasonal shedding taken care of!

Our desheds help your pups get rid of that loose coat that makes its way all over the house!

Reach out to book!

11/02/2025

🍁 Pam getting a fresh groom 🍁

04/04/2025

🌸SPRING CLEANING🌸

With all these April showers, many of our pets need some spring cleaning!

We have grooming appointments available next week, the 9th, 10th, and 11th!
Message us to get in the books😁

Shampoo, Condition, Blow Out, Nail Trim, and Shaving of Paw Pads (helps track less mud)!
Pick up and Drop off included for your ease of appointment.

06/14/2024

Some of our amazing boarding clients over the past few weeks! 😍

03/31/2024

Happy Easter 🐰❤️

01/22/2024

Sweet Mira got a groom today!

Mira got bathed in our Chris Christensen Day to Day Moisturizing line! Followed by a good brushing while making sure no hair was left matted.

Remember that we do offer grooming!

Call/text 859-982-2353 to schedule😁

01/14/2024

AVAILABILITY

We will be taking a month long vacation in March due to personal travel and a few dog shows!

This means we have limited availability for the rest of January and February before this time off.

To fill our last spots we are offering 10% off our Board and Trains (2 spots available) as well as regular boarding.

Send us a message or text us at 859-982-2353 to book

Trusted K9 Services is here for your animal needs!
Our passion is to help you enjoy time with your dog, anywhere! Wether at home, the front yard, or a dog event downtown. Let us help you build a trusted bond with you and your dog!

01/04/2024

Remember we do offer basic and deshed grooming!

We can also pick up and drop off your sweet pup.

Message us today to schedule ❤️

01/02/2024

We hope your holidays were perfect ❤️

12/13/2023

✨Kai✨

You can trust that yours will be treated as our own while they are with us❤️

03/01/2023

We often see dog owners afraid of applying stimulation to the dog and think that by using the vibrate only that it would be "less" aversive to the dog. This is a common misconception and every dog response differently to the vibration function. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Robin McFarlane breaks it all down in the blog. Here is the quick summary: ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
"The vibration function is often viewed as a less aversive alternative to stimulation. However, I encourage users to consider the dog’s point of view rather than fall prey to potential emotional bias about stimulation, aka “shock”.​​​​​​​​
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I suspect any person that routinely uses the word shock rather than stim or e-stim is quite likely to regard vibration as less aversive. The emotional bias creates a training mindset that reserves the use of “shock” for behaviors the handler considers more nefarious. i.e. “My dog was so stubborn, I had to shock him to get him to stop!”​​​​​​​​
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However, the vibration function isn’t always less aversive to the dog. It depends on the dog in question. I’ve trained numerous dogs that find the abrupt shaking sensation of the pager far more startling than a low level stim. Because the vibration is not variable in intensity, it cannot be dialed down the way that stimulation can and for some dogs it is just too much. Always remember, it is only the dog’s perception that counts, not the humans!"​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​