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🐕🐾💫 Canine Specialist • Behavioral Modification • Obedience Training • Therapy Dog Preparation • CGC Certification • Mobile On-Site Services • Special Event Dog Attendant Services🐾💫🐕🐾

09/05/2026

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Miss Nova being nervous about going down those stairs is completely understandable. They’re fairly steep, and from a puppy’s perspective, going down can actually be much more intimidating than going up. When they look over the edge, they’re seeing a big drop in front of them, and they haven’t yet developed the coordination, balance, or confidence to judge those steps the way an adult dog does.

I didn’t want to force her down the stairs because that can make the fear stronger. Instead, we wanted to build her confidence gradually and let her learn that she is capable of navigating them safely. We can use encouragement, treats, and controlled practice so she learns to focus on where her feet are going rather than on how scary the stairs look. She actually choose to utilize the wall at one point 🤷🏻‍♀️😂 but it all helped.

Think of it as a confidence-building exercise rather than an obedience issue. Once she develops better body awareness and realizes, “I know how to do this,” her confidence should improve significantly. ❤️🐾

Great job Nova and hoomans!! Don’t yell at me later when she’s into all the rooms bc now has more confidence to do all the things haha 😏🩷🫶🏻🐾👏🏻

09/03/2026

🐾 WHY I LOVE THE “PLACE” COMMAND + TETHERING 🐾

“Place” isn’t just about teaching your dog to sit on a bed or mat. It’s teaching them how to turn off, settle, and be comfortable doing nothing. And that is a HUGE life skill!

When we combine the Place command with a tether, we take away the opportunity for your dog to constantly wander, follow you, demand attention, or make their own decisions about what they should be doing.

Instead, we’re teaching:

🐶 Impulse control — “I don’t have to react to everything around me.”

🧘‍♀️ The ability to settle — Your dog learns that relaxing is a behavior, too.

👀 Observation without participation — They can watch what’s happening without feeling like they need to be involved in everything.

🏠 Better household manners — Cooking dinner, answering the door, having guests over, folding laundry…your dog can learn to peacefully exist nearby.

❤️ Confidence & independence — Your dog learns that they don’t need to constantly be attached to you or follow you from room to room.

And tethering helps make the lesson clear and consistent. Rather than repeatedly saying “Place…Place…Place” while your dog gets up and walks away, the tether prevents them from rehearsing the behavior we’re trying to change.

The goal is NOT to keep your dog restrained forever.

The goal is to teach them:

“This is your spot. You’re safe. You’re allowed to relax. You don’t have to be involved in everything.”

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09/02/2026

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🧻😂🐾If you know, you know…Let me help save your TP! Tissue thieves 🙄😂🐾
09/02/2026

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If you know, you know…
Let me help save your TP! Tissue thieves 🙄😂🐾

09/02/2026

THANK YOU to the Southeastern CT Animal Control Officers for spending time with me today. It was very nice meeting you. If I missed you, please don't hesitate to reach out to me.

Montville Animal Control and Montville Animal Welfare Initiative Inc. appreciates your interest in the upcoming Southeastern CT Adoption and Community Event on September 13th from 10am-2pm at the K9 Barrett Memorial Animal Control Facility at 225 Maple Avenue in Uncasville. We look forward to seeing soon.
Ann From Montville Animal Welfare Initiative Inc.

09/01/2026

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Say no more Dolly! Love my job and I think Emma does too!!

Kristine Kuhl

08/30/2026

🐾 Dog training isn’t just for Mom and Dad! ❤️

One of my favorite parts of training is watching the whole family get involved—including the kids!

When we teach children how to appropriately communicate with their dogs, we’re giving them more than a few commands to practice. We’re helping them build a relationship based on trust, consistency, boundaries, and communication.

In this video, you can see this young handler practicing with the family dog. 🐶❤️

The goal isn’t for the child to be a professional dog trainer. It’s teaching them how to:
🐾 Give clear commands
🐾 Be consistent
🐾 Understand the importance of boundaries
🐾 Reward good choices
🐾 Build confidence with their dog

And the dog learns something just as important:

The rules and expectations don’t only come from Mom or Dad.

Dogs are part of our families, and they need to learn how to communicate with and listen to the appropriate members of the household.

Of course, children should always be supervised by an adult and given age-appropriate responsibilities. Safety comes first!

But when done correctly, involving kids in training can create an incredible bond between them and their dog. ❤️

Because my goal isn’t just to train your dog…

It’s to teach your family how to communicate with your dog so the training continues long after I leave. 🐾

And watching a child gain confidence while their dog learns to trust and listen to them?

That’s a win for everyone. ❤️
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Working breeds!!! Thank you sir 🐾🩵👏🏻👏🏻
08/30/2026

Working breeds!!! Thank you sir 🐾🩵👏🏻👏🏻

08/30/2026

Absolutely — here’s a tighter version that keeps the emotional story and the important training message while staying under 2,200 characters:

🐾 THIS is what progress looks like. ❤️

These two girls had gotten into a couple of fights while at their campground, specifically when they were in closer proximity. The interesting part? None of this behavior was happening at home—it was happening in the campground environment.

Their owners reached out to me feeling desperate. They were even contemplating rehoming one of them, believing this situation might not be fixable. 💔

So instead of training somewhere else, we brought the training right to the campground, where the challenges were actually happening.

And look at them now! 🥹🐾

Are they perfect? No. And that’s not the goal.

The goal is communication, responsiveness, impulse control, and learning to make better choices.

When I ask for “Wait,” they are learning to stop, hold their position, and listen instead of immediately reacting to what’s happening around them.

When I give another command, they are learning to hear me, process what I’m asking, and respond—even with distractions around them.

That may seem simple, but in an environment where these two dogs have previously had conflicts, this is HUGE progress.

Training is about teaching dogs:
➡️ To listen to their humans
➡️ To control their impulses
➡️ To respect boundaries
➡️ To disengage from distractions
➡️ To coexist safely

This is also why I believe training should happen where the behavior is actually occurring.

We can practice commands in a quiet living room all day long, but real-life training happens when there are distractions and challenges.

These owners went from wondering if they would have to rehome one of their dogs…

To seeing hope, communication, and progress. ❤️

It’s not about perfection.

It’s about progress. 🐾

04/26/2026

One more time…so grateful and blessed to be even nominated in this! I absolutely LOVE my job and my clients (hoomans too 🫠🤪)
Again thank you to all and everyone who has taken the time to vote and mostly open your home and pack to me! 🐾💫🫶🏻

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Danielson, CT
06239

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

(860) 230-4402

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