As a professional trainer with Off Leash K9 Training Delaware, I often remind clients that a Wellness Exam can reveal just as much about a dog’s training readiness as it does about their physical health. When a dog struggles with obedience, focus, or confidence, there is often a medical or physical component influencing behavior. The … Read more
As a professional dog trainer, I spend a lot of time helping owners improve behavior, reliability, and communication with their dogs. What I often explain is that lasting success does not come from training alone. Professional Training and Veterinary Care must work together to support a dog’s overall health. When medical care and structured training … Read more
A New Year, A New Beginning for You and Your Dog The start of a new year represents fresh beginnings, not just for us but for our dogs too. Every January brings the chance to reset routines, strengthen structure, and build better habits together. Whether you want to finally master leash manners, stop jumping, or … Read more
A Year of Growth, Progress, and Connection As the year draws to a close, it’s the perfect time to reflect on what matters most, progress, patience, and partnership. For the team at Off Leash K9 Training Delaware, 2025 has been filled with countless stories of transformation. We’ve watched shy dogs gain confidence, reactive dogs learn … Read more
A Gift That Keeps on Giving Every December, dog owners search for the perfect holiday gift for their furry family members. While toys, treats, and sweaters are always appreciated, there’s one gift that transforms your dog’s life long after the decorations come down, training. Unlike material presents that wear out or lose interest, training provides … Read more
The Holidays Through Your Dog’s Eyes The holiday season is full of excitement, family visits, delicious meals, and beautiful decorations. But what looks festive to us can be confusing or even dangerous to our dogs. New smells, shiny ornaments, and tempting treats can all lead to accidents if we are not careful. From chocolate and … Read more
As the temperatures drop and the days get shorter, many owners assume it’s time to pause dog training until spring. But the truth is that winter is one of the best seasons to make major progress in obedience and behavior. The cold months create the perfect conditions for focus, consistency, and calm. Fewer distractions outside … Read more
A Feast for the Family, Not for the Dog Thanksgiving is all about food, family, and gratitude. The kitchen is buzzing, plates are full, and every corner of the house smells irresistible. For your dog, this sensory overload can be exciting and confusing at the same time. Guests mean attention. Food means opportunity. But without … Read more
Holiday Travel and Your Dog: Preparation Is Key The holiday season means family gatherings, festive food, and often a long journey away from home. For dog owners, traveling during the holidays adds an extra layer of planning and responsibility. Whether you are taking a road trip or flying across the country, your dog’s comfort and … Read more
A Special Kind of Service: The Healing Bond Between Veterans and Dogs On Veterans Day, we pause to honor those who have served our country, men and women who gave everything for our freedom. But for many, the challenges don’t end when they return home. Life after service often brings invisible wounds, such as post-traumatic … Read more
