Co-Op K9 Training

05/08/2026

For everyone asking how they can help or what we need, my sister set us up a Meal Train! Justin has gone back to work and time to cook is practically non-existent during the newborn phase!

We have plenty of clothes and all of Jade’s needs are being met but if you insist on getting us/her anything else, we can never have enough diapers and wipes! We are using pampers pure, fragrance free! (No perfumes or harsh chemicals please!)

Thank you all for your love and support, we appreciate you, it takes a village!!

Help support Justin and Megan as they adjust to life with their sweet baby girl, Jade, by providing a meal for them. They'll also gladly accept groceries, snacks, breakfast foods...etc!

05/08/2026

On July 26, 2026 at 8:29am our lives were changed forever.

After 53 hours of labor and 6 hours of pushing, we welcomed our perfect baby girl, Jade Caroline Reid, into the world!

Somehow she is already one week old and has brought so much joy into our lives!

Here are some things we’ve learned so far:
-things may not always go according to our plans but they go according to His plans and that is so much better
-“sleep when the baby sleeps” isn’t as easy as it sounds
-time doesn’t actually exist, so live in each moment
-we make a REALLY cute baby

17/03/2026

Feeling Lucky 🍀

Philippians 1:6

being confident of this very thing, that He who has begun a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ 🌈

We are so blessed and beyond excited to {finally} announce we will be welcoming a baby GIRL this summer 💕

Rainbow Baby Reid is already SO loved and we can’t wait to meet her soon!! 🥰

13/03/2026

If you’re thinking about getting a second dog to “help” your first dog you should know untrained dogs don’t fix each other — they copy each other.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard this one 🤦🏽‍♀️

A second dog is not a training plan, it’s a recipe for disaster!

12/03/2026

🐾✨THIS WEEKEND✨🐾

WHO DOESN’T LOVE FREE EDUCATION ⁉️

Whether you already have a dog that is E-collar trained or you are just now learning what an E-collar is, we would love for you to join us for this FREE E-collar education class, hosted by yours truly 🙋🏽‍♀️ (Megan Reid)

Join us THIS Sunday, March 15th at from 1-2pm. Any dogs in attendance MUST be on a leash as we will have demo dogs with us!

Everyone will have a chance to feel the e-collar to see what dogs feel and if we have time, we’ll select a dog from the class to demonstrate how we find a dog’s working level!

***NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY*** 🤗

And to anyone who is anti-E-collar or who has had a previous bad experience with one, I challenge you to open your mind and please attend!! I promise everyone can find something valuable to learn from this incredible tool 😎

11/03/2026

Socialization does NOT equal interaction 📢

I repeat — socialization does not mean letting your dog interact with everything!

In fact, most dogs today are over-socialized. Constant greetings with every dog, person, and distraction can actually create problems such as:
• reactivity
• anxiety
• over-arousal
• frustration

Then owners are confused because they thought they “socialized” their puppy.

What they’re actually seeing is the consequence of teaching their dog that everything deserves engagement.

Good socialization teaches a dog to be neutral and exist calmly around the world — not engage with all of it.

08/03/2026

We practice what we preach!

07/03/2026

✨Hazel✨

This cutie is here for our 2 week board and train! We did her 1:1 puppy training last summer to help with crate training and teach basic obedience but she has since developed some wild reactivity that is more than her owners can handle.

On top of that, she is still having accidents in the house and is blowing off her recall left and right unless there is food… Praise God for e-collar training!

Follow along on our story to watch her progress 🙌🏼

06/03/2026

Despite what people may think, dogs don’t thrive with unlimited freedom — they thrive with clarity, structure, and leadership.

When a dog has no boundaries, they’re left to make their own decisions… and that’s usually when the chaos begins: anxiety, reactivity, jumping, pulling, ignoring commands, the list goes on.

Structure isn’t restrictive. It’s what creates calm, confidence, and reliability.

The more guidance you give your dog, the more freedom they can safely earn.