Kettlek9s Dog Training

05/01/2026

Stella is a 10 month old Mini Bernadoodle that wants to learn all about how to be a good dog! She’s really a cutie.

03/29/2026

This is Bentley… a handsome Black Lab/Pit mix. He has some problems with impulse control, so we will be working on that. He has a new dog sibling, and he’s working on his patience with her.

01/11/2026

Charlie is a young Bernadoodle that wants to start off right! He will be learning basic manners. Such a cutie!

11/06/2025

Charlie the service dog prospect has started doing some public access training. He’s doing a great job!

11/04/2025

Emmy is a super sweet Beagle puppy, who is working on learning manners.

07/08/2025

Bailey and Ellie are my newest clients. Bailey took my puppy class when she was just a sprout, but has forgotten a little bit. They can be reactive on walks and looking out windows, so we will be working on ways to make them feel better about their surroundings.

07/06/2025

***Found Dog ***
This dog was found on Hwy 35 near Butternut Lake Lane Luck WI. He is wearing a flea and tick collar but no other collar and is not microchipped. If you know where this sweet dog belongs please call DACS at 715-377-5141. Thank you.

06/28/2025

Ezera is a female Cane Corso puppy, who is very eager to learn all about manners. I look forward to working with her.

06/25/2025

Please advocate for your dog… many friendly strangers think that the middle picture is a happy dog, and by allowing them to greet your dog in this circumstance, you can make all new people scary!

Third in our study of canine body language is the mouth. When the corners of a dog’s mouth (called the commissures) are relaxed and the dog’s mouth is either closed or the dog is panting lightly, the dog is relaxed. If a dog is panting heavily, yawning, salivating or licking their lips, these are signs that they are stressed, or perhaps, hot. When a dog’s mouth is closed tightly and the commissures are forward, then the dog is showing a threatened or aggressive stance. The dog may also wrinkle his muzzle or curl his lip. As with “hard eyes”, if a dog’s commissures are forward and tight and especially if you see a curled lip, respect what the dog is telling you and change what you are doing. You can evaluate what caused the response after it has passed but the first course of action is to mitigate his response. Dogs communicate with us all the time. It is up to us to listen.

Credit: Design Lab Creative Studio

06/24/2025

Betty is an eleven week old pit mix that needs to curb her puppy biting! She’s a very smart girl, and was very tired from training when I took this picture.

06/19/2025

Fiona is a Plothound mix that is very exuberant with her greetings! She also needs a little bit of work while on walks to lessen reactivity to other dogs.