Jami’s K9 Coaching

09/06/2026

A calm walk starts before you ever hit the sidewalk. 🐾

Duncan is learning that calmly walking out the door sets the tone for the entire walk. Calm exit → calm mindset → better walk. 🙌

It all starts at the door. ❤️

09/06/2026

Place work was one of Duncan’s family’s original training goals. 🐾

Front door opens? Package arrives? Ring camera goes off? We train through it!

Real-life moments = real-life training. And Duncan is crushing it! 💜

09/06/2026

Duncan and I had such a great morning walk today! 🐾❤️

One of the original reasons his family reached out to me was for help with his leash walking. From our very first session, we taught Duncan what leash pressure means and how to turn that pressure off.

Look at him now… walking like a pro! 👏🐾

09/05/2026

09/05/2026

A quick hands-free heeling drill with Duncan! 🐾 Building engagement, communication, and teaching him to follow my movement—not the leash. Nap time is just as important as training

09/05/2026

Duncan’s first time taking his place work outside! 💜🐾 New environment, new distractions—and mistakes are part of learning. If you make a mistake, that’s OK… reset and try again!

So proud of this boy! And I think we found a new favorite—the tunnel! 😂🐾

09/05/2026

What a way to start our morning… Lab love! ❤️🐾

Labs will always hold a special place in my heart because they were my very first dogs. Of course, I love every dog that comes into my life, but there’s just something about that first breed that stays with you forever. 🥰

A little extra Lab love to start the day! 🐾❤️

09/05/2026

Coffee time with Duncan! While I enjoy my coffee, Duncan is doing a little Place work and letting his belly rest after breakfast. ❤️

Giving our pups time to relax after eating is so important—especially before running, playing, or other activity. Calm mornings are good mornings.

09/04/2026

Duncan will be getting his invisible fence installed soon, so while he’s here with me, we’ll be putting some extra focus on his recall. 🐾

Even though I have a fenced-in yard, it’s the perfect place to practice coming when called around distractions and build a strong, reliable response. A fence is a boundary—but a solid recall is still an important skill.

09/04/2026

Why not sneak in a little place work while Duncan’s here? 🐾💜 We don’t want him forgetting what we’ve been working on! A little practice and consistency goes a long way—and I think his family will be pretty happy too! 😂