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At K90 Degree, we do dog training right. Certified Master Dog Trainer, ABK National Honor Society. Degree in Canine pyschology.

Obedience, behavior modification, tailored programs. Member of International Association of Canine Professionals
Veteran owned

11/08/2026

Welcome back Birdie!
Birdie has previously completed a puppy board and train, and is now back for boarding with her trainer! While she’s here, she will get a refresher for her training, and all the love and play she can handle! ❤️

11/08/2026

Welcome back sweet Jordi! We adore our returning pups, and happy to care for this awesome girl! ❤️

11/08/2026

Congratulations Finn!
After two weeks, this handsome young pup cleaned up his obedience and learned to handle the world around him. He gained lots of important exposure, and there will be much more! Wish Finn and his family all the best and a huge congrats!

11/03/2026

Field trips are a regular part of life for our training dogs! 🐾

The world is a big place, and the more positive experiences we can give our dogs, the more confident and comfortable they become navigating it. Proper exposure helps take the mystery out of new environments, people, sounds, and experiences that might otherwise feel intimidating.

Like vet visits!! Not every trip to the vet has to involve a thermometer or a needle. Sometimes, a quick 5–10 minute visit to hop on the scale, grab a treat, and say hello is all it takes to start building a positive association. Those little experiences can go a LONG way toward reducing stress and making the next checkup a much happier experience.

A little preparation today can make a world of difference tomorrow!

A HUGE thank you to R Veterinary at Cross Creek for welcoming our pups and giving us the opportunity to make these experiences part of their training. We appreciate you! ❤️

11/02/2026

Big weiner energy. Small weener dog. Excellent impulse control. 😂

11/02/2026

Confidence comes from connection AND independence.

Our dogs rely on us for more than food, walks, and belly rubs. We are their safe people. When they're unsure, overwhelmed, or navigating something unfamiliar, they often look to us for reassurance and guidance.

But here's the thing: being a safe person doesn't mean becoming a crutch.

A huge part of building a confident dog is teaching them that they can be comfortable, successful, and secure even when we're not right beside them. Through structured independence, healthy separation, and positive experiences away from their primary handler, we can help dogs develop confidence in their own abilities.

We don't want dogs who can only function when their favorite human is within arm's reach. We want dogs who trust their handlers, but also trust themselves.

The goal isn't to make our dogs need us less. It's to help them feel capable of handling more.

11/01/2026

Finn and his recall!

Finn used to have a little toxic trait: the second he realized he wasn't attached to a leash and a person, suddenly he had never heard someone talk to him a day in his life.

His favorite game? Keep Away. His least favorite activity? Coming when called. And somehow, he was the only one having a good time.

Now we're working on impulse control, accountability, and the revolutionary concept of listening the first time. Turns out, freedom is a whole lot more fun when you actually have the skills to handle it!

10/30/2026

Just had to share that Labs will do Lab things

10/29/2026

🎃👻 **HALLOWEEN IS SPOOKY ENOUGH. DON’T MAKE YOUR DOG’S LIFE A HORROR MOVIE.** 👻🎃

Halloween weekend is here! That means trunk-or-treats, adorable costumes, fall festivities, and enough questionable life choices to keep the neighborhood group chat busy until Christmas. 🍬🦇

But while we’re busy enjoying the spooky season, let’s not forget about our four-legged family members!

🐕 **Your dog doesn’t know it’s Halloween.** They don’t understand why the tiny human in a dinosaur costume is screaming, why someone’s porch decorations are possessed, or why the neighborhood suddenly looks like a low-budget horror film. They just know something weird is happening, and they’re looking to YOU for guidance.

🎃 **A few tricks for keeping Halloween a treat for your dog:**

👻 **Don’t turn your dog into the victim of a prank.** Jump scares might be funny on TikTok, but intentionally frightening your dog can damage their trust and confidence. We’re supposed to be their leaders and protectors, not the reason they need therapy. Be the safe place, not the plot twist.

🦇 **Know when to leave them home.** If your dog is nervous around strangers, costumes, loud noises, or chaotic environments, Halloween night is not the time to throw them into the deep end. Let them relax somewhere safe and comfortable. They won’t be offended about missing the party. They have no idea what day it is anyway.

🔔 **Prepare for the doorbell apocalypse.** If your dog loses their mind every time someone knocks, start practicing BEFORE the trick-or-treaters arrive. Randomly practice knocking and ringing the doorbell, reward calm behavior, and work on appropriate boundaries around the door. Bonus points if your dog can resist the urge to become a furry security system.

🍫 **Secure the exits AND the candy.** An open door is an invitation for an unexpected neighborhood adventure, and chocolate is not a Halloween snack for dogs. Keep your pup safely contained and all candy out of reach. Nobody wants to explain to a parent why their kid’s Reese’s disappeared into the canine void.

🧡 **Remember: confidence comes from preparation, not forced exposure.** If your dog struggles with distractions, start small, work at their pace, and build positive experiences before expecting them to handle the chaos of Halloween.

At K90 Degree Dog Training, we believe our dogs deserve to feel safe, confident, and supported—even when the neighborhood looks like a haunted circus.

Have fun, stay safe, and please don’t let your dog become the neighborhood’s next cryptid sighting. 👻🐾

Happy Halloween from K90 Degree Dog Training!🎃

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