New Tricks: Puppy and Dog Training LLC

New Tricks: Puppy and Dog Training LLC Positive Reinforcement Based Training done by Audrey and Molly, both ABCDT. Check out www.newtrickstraining.com

Offering Group Classes, In Home Training, Virtual Training, TWYA, Drop-Ins, Service Dog Training, AKC Testing, and more!

12/12/2025

Excellent PAWgress Poppy! 🥰

One of the easiest ways to improve behavior is to notice and reward your dog when they’re being calm — not just when the...
12/12/2025

One of the easiest ways to improve behavior is to notice and reward your dog when they’re being calm — not just when they’re acting up.

If your dog is lying quietly, ignoring a distraction, waiting patiently, or just existing politely, give a quick “good dog” or toss a small treat their way.

Dogs repeat what gets reinforced.
Reward the behaviors you want more of — even the quiet ones. ❤️

Miss Mable dressed in her Christmas sweater for training tonight 🎄
12/10/2025

Miss Mable dressed in her Christmas sweater for training tonight 🎄

Hi everyone,I wanted to take a moment to share an update that will be going into effect at the start of the new year.Beg...
12/10/2025

Hi everyone,
I wanted to take a moment to share an update that will be going into effect at the start of the new year.

Beginning January 1, 2026, the State of Michigan will require me to apply Michigan sales tax to all training, walking, and pet care payments. This is a statewide requirement for small businesses like mine, and while I truly wish I didn’t have to add anything extra to your total, I want to stay fully compliant and transparent with all of you.

I know any additional cost — even a small one — can be frustrating, and I completely understand. Please know that my pricing itself is not increasing; this is simply the mandated tax being added at checkout.

I care deeply about keeping my services accessible, fair, and supportive for every family and every dog I work with. Your trust means the world to me, and I’m always here if you have questions or concerns about the change.

Thank you, truly, for continuing to support my small business and allowing me to be a part of your dog’s training journey.

-Audrey 🐾

12/10/2025

A little bit of excitement today, but everyone did so well ❤️
They’re making great progress!

Gift cards can be made in the amount of just a deposit or full balance of a class. Send me a message to purchase. ❤️
12/09/2025

Gift cards can be made in the amount of just a deposit or full balance of a class.
Send me a message to purchase. ❤️

Basic Class Graduation. All these pups definitely made Santa’s Nice List 🎄
12/09/2025

Basic Class Graduation.
All these pups definitely made Santa’s Nice List 🎄

We will be working with this little guy and his family as we slowly build his trust. Unfortunately he did not have the b...
12/08/2025

We will be working with this little guy and his family as we slowly build his trust. Unfortunately he did not have the best start to life - being just used as a stud, and has little understanding of how to “be a dog”.

We can’t wait to see his progress 💙

Hmm 🤔I recognize a few names on this list… I think this list is incorrect 🧐What do you all think?
12/08/2025

Hmm 🤔
I recognize a few names on this list… I think this list is incorrect 🧐
What do you all think?

Thank you to everyone who trained with us during 2025! 🐾
12/06/2025

Thank you to everyone who trained with us during 2025! 🐾

KEEP YOUR DOG SAFE THIS WINTERCold weather can be dangerous for any dog. Here’s how to protect your pup:Safety Tips:• Co...
12/05/2025

KEEP YOUR DOG SAFE THIS WINTER
Cold weather can be dangerous for any dog. Here’s how to protect your pup:

Safety Tips:
• Coat or sweater (especially short-haired dogs)
• Booties to protect paws from ice, salt, and de-icers
• Dry paws and belly after walks
• Limit time on ice — frostbite can affect ears, tail, nose, and pads
• Provide a warm, insulated indoor resting area
• Keep dogs on a leash; scents are distorted in winter storms
• Watch for shivering, whining, slow movement, paw lifting, or curling up — signs they are too cold

Not Safe:
• Leaving dogs outside for long periods
• Relying on fur alone
• Keeping dogs outdoors overnight
• Drinking from puddles (antifreeze is toxic)
• Using metal bowls outside

Breed Notes:
Cold-tolerant: Malamutes, Samoyeds, Newfoundlands, Bernese Mountain Dogs, Great Pyrenees (still need supervision)
Low cold-tolerance: Chihuahuas, Dachshunds, Greyhounds/Whippets, Pit Bulls, Boxers, Bulldogs, Shih Tzus, Yorkies

Use extra caution with puppies, seniors, dogs with arthritis, heart disease, thyroid or adrenal issues, and any dog that is wet.

When to Seek Vet Care:
• Excessive shivering
• Pale or cold ears, paws, or tail
• Stiffness or collapsing
• Difficulty walking
These may indicate hypothermia or frostbite.

Safe Outdoor Time:
• Around 45°F dogs can start to feel cold (depending on breed)
• Above 32°F: 15–30 minutes (depending on breed)
• 20–32°F: 5–15 minutes
• 10–20°F: About 5 minutes
• Below 10°F: Quick potty only
• Below 0°F: Emergencies only

Please share to help keep pets safe this winter. Every dog deserves warmth, protection, and care. 🤍

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Wyandotte, MI
48192

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
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Friday 9am - 5pm

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