MCS Dog Training

MCS Dog Training Since 2017, we've dedicated ourselves to making a lasting impact on lives. This teaches them to focus on you.
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With a passion for canine companionship, MCS Dog Training has had the privilege of working with over 3500 dogs, many of whom were in "last chance" situations. MCS uses a different approach to dog training, we don't train them, we train you to speak dog. The first thing we do at every appointment is to get the dog to walk on a loose leash. This gets them walking right next to you without any effort

just as if you were holding hands with a loved one. This is the foundation of all further obedience and behavior modification training. A loose lead is a mental connection that remains even when the dog is not on a lead.

Evee's first session, we worked on a loose lead walk on one finger and not running out the front door. What a good girl...
05/30/2025

Evee's first session, we worked on a loose lead walk on one finger and not running out the front door. What a good girl.

05/27/2025

If you are wondering if we can help you with you dog just read some of our over 600 reviews from people just like you.

05/27/2025

We want to help you with your dogs. It doesn't have to be stressful. Call or text us today 692-207-3820

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05/27/2025

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05/21/2025

I would like to wish my bride Lisa a very happy 31st wedding anniversary. I love you always and forever.

House Training Your Dog: Keep It Simple, Make It WorkHouse training is something nearly every dog owner struggles with a...
05/19/2025

House Training Your Dog: Keep It Simple, Make It Work
House training is something nearly every dog owner struggles with at some point. The truth is, we tend to overthink it—but dogs aren’t born knowing they shouldn’t go in the house. That’s on us to teach.

At MCS, we don’t use a lot of treats in our training—but house training is one place we make an exception.

🔹 Step 1: Pick a Spot
Choose one specific area outside where you want your dog to go. You can eyeball it or mark it with something like small surveyor flags. The key is consistency.

🔹 Step 2: Understand Timing
Dogs have a 1–3 second window of association. That means any reward or correction must happen within that short timeframe for them to connect it to their behavior.

🔹 Step 3: Build the Habit
After your dog eats or drinks, leash them immediately—no talking, no commands—and take them straight to the designated spot. Bring a high-value treat (something like cheese or meat they don’t usually get).

Let them sniff, but don’t say anything. Just stand still and wait.

🔹 Step 4: Reward the Moment
The second they go, mark the moment:

Give the treat.

Lavish them with praise.

Then calmly head back inside.

When a dog connects the relief of going, with the treat, and your praise—all within those three seconds—you’re setting them up for success.

House training doesn’t have to be complicated. Be consistent, be patient, and let your dog learn the pattern. They want to please you—they just need a clear picture of what “right” looks like.

What is your dogs actual name and what do you call them instead?
05/17/2025

What is your dogs actual name and what do you call them instead?

Dog training offers a wide range of benefits for both dogs and their owners. Whether it be teaching basic obedience or m...
05/17/2025

Dog training offers a wide range of benefits for both dogs and their owners. Whether it be teaching basic obedience or more advanced skills, here are some key benefits of dog training:

1. Better Communication

2. Stronger Bond

3. Improved Behavior

4. Safety for Your Dog and Others

5. Socialization Skills

6. Mental Stimulation

7. Easier Vet Visits and Grooming

8. Legal and Community Benefits

9. A Happier Dog

Dogs thrive when they know what’s expected of them and get regular positive interaction. Training provides structure, routine, and praise—all things that make dogs feel secure and loved

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05/16/2025



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When you support our small, family- and veteran-owned dog training business, you’re not just booking a service—you’re su...
05/14/2025

When you support our small, family- and veteran-owned dog training business, you’re not just booking a service—you’re supporting a dream built on love, loyalty, and a passion for helping dogs and their people thrive together. Every session helps our family continue doing what we love: building better bonds between pups and their humans. Your trust means the world to us, and we’re so grateful to be part of your journey. Thank you for choosing small, choosing family, and choosing heart.

This offer is also a great choice for gift cards—perfect for anyone looking to build a lasting, meaningful bond with the...
05/14/2025

This offer is also a great choice for gift cards—perfect for anyone looking to build a lasting, meaningful bond with their pups. Don’t miss out on this incredible deal!

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MCS uses a different approach to dog training, we don't train them, we train you to understand them so you can learn to modify their behavior. Some trainers try to get you to buy multiple sessions before they even know whats going on with your dog. Instead during the first session we show you how to hit the Ctrl/Alt/Delete button and start over again with an understanding of where you want to go and how to get there. Most of our calls are for getting a dog to stop doing something, not getting them to do something. Most bad behaviors stem from anxiety and once you understand that most problem behaviors are easy to modify.