One Dog's Bark

23/09/2026

Prue came with me on a trip to teach a group class yesterday, and she let me know that the car is NOT her jam. She has a little car sickness like a lot of puppies. Most grow out of it so 🤞

But while we are waiting for her vestibular system to mature, I can help make the car a happy place for her. So we are sitting in my drive just letting her eat some yummy food. No driving. No obedience. No real rules. Just a question: Can you eat in the car? The answer is yes!

Tomorrow will probably be the same question but pretty soon I’ll drive a few minutes and ask “Can you eat while the car is moving?”

With counter conditioning, fast is slow and slow is fast. Baby steps as we grow better feelings about the hard things.

22/09/2026

Have you always wanted to see what Barn Hunt and Hide N Seek (🐀🧐) were about but haven’t known where to start?

Well One Dog’s Bark is holding open practices starting Thursday, October 1st at 6 pm! Suitable for dogs of all skill levels and ages 6 months and older. Two legged kiddos are also welcome if they are accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Text 501-333-8239 to sign up! Limit to 5 dogs. Cost is $15/dog and you are guaranteed 3 runs (more if time allows).

Private lessons are also available.

21/09/2026

October 1st practice is FULL. We will have a practice the following week. Please message me (number below) to get on the list. Thank you!

Have you always wanted to see what Barn Hunt and Hide N Seek (🐀🧐) were about but haven’t known where to start?

Well One Dog’s Bark is holding open practices starting Thursday, October 1st at 6 pm! Suitable for dogs of all skill levels and ages 6 months and older. Two legged kiddos are also welcome if they are accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Text 501-333-8239 to sign up! Limit to 5 dogs. Cost is $15/dog and you are guaranteed 3 runs (more if time allows).

Private lessons are also available.

29/08/2026

🐾 A place for dogs who need a little more space. 🐾

As someone who has worked with reactive dogs for years — and has lived with a few myself — I know firsthand how difficult it can be to find a place where your dog can really run, play, explore, and just be a dog without constantly worrying about other dogs, crowded parks, or stressful encounters.

That’s exactly why I’m excited to offer my 1.5-acre fully fenced private dog park in Bigelow on Sniffspot.

This is a private space where you and your dog can enjoy your time together without the pressure of a traditional dog park. Whether your pup is reactive, nervous, high-energy, working on training, or simply loves having room to zoom, sniff, and explore, there’s plenty of space to make the visit your own.

✨ 1.5 acres of private space
🔒 Fully fenced
🐕 Only your dogs and your people during your booking (you may hear dogs and see people across the street)
💦 Fresh water available
🪑 Chairs for humans
🐾 Dog toys
🏃 Room to run, play, train, and explore
🎯 Some agility equipment may be available by request

Located in Bigelow, AR, directly on Highway 10, about 15 minutes past the Walmart at the Highway 10 & Chenal Parkway intersection.

I’d especially love for this space to be a comfortable option for those of you who know the struggle of having a dog who can't simply go to a busy public dog park. ❤️

Ready to give your dog some freedom?
Book your private time here:

Learn all about Alexis's 1.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park ... in Bigelow, AR: open park hours, amenities, reviews and more! Rent dog parks with Sniffspot.

22/08/2026

I’ll be doing a disc dog class at KEP Doggie Dude Ranch in Hot Springs this fall! Hope you can join us!

KEP Doggie Dude Ranch is going to offer classes for UpDog starting September 29th. UpDog classes consist of a variety of games focused around retrieving discs. For questions, please call during business hours!

06/07/2026

03/07/2026

Girl is loved by all my dogs but the younger boys (Goober and Ollie) get a little too excited and just want to rough her up (in a friendly way).

Girl LOVES to play but has some chronic pain issues. Enzo is the perfect dog for her because he also loves to play but is always willing to handicap himself. I don't know how he knows Girl is ouchy (she won't slow herself down, that's for sure), but he plays so gently with her.

Plus Enzo loves his ladies despite having no idea about how the birds and the bees work 😏