Nerdy Dog Training

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Nerdy Dog Training 📍 Hannibal, Mo, Quincy, Mo and surrounding areas

🐾 Service Dog Training
🐾 Private Lessons
🐾 Group Classes
🐾 Shelter Dog Foster and Trains

10/21/2026

So excited to be helping this guy out! If you know me you know I love the “wild child’s” can’t wait to see him blossom and find his way into a home of his own. ❤️

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10/19/2026

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Did you know we have shirts?!? All are created by humans, all by one are actually drawn by me.
10/18/2026

Did you know we have shirts?!? All are created by humans, all by one are actually drawn by me.

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10/16/2026

Giving our dogs biologically fulfilling activities is such an important part of owning a dog.

Today my foster Arlo (from Homeward Bound Waggin, Inc) got to try out weight pull and did GREAT! Weight pull is such a great activity for dogs who love to pull. While Arlo is remarkably good on leash (now) I like giving my fosters a variety of activities to try 1) because it’s fun for both of us 2) it gives his future owners more options for games that fit into their lifestyle.

One of the best parts about weight pull is that it’s really good for dogs and handlers who have different ability levels. So if your dog is stronger than you, you don’t have as much endurance as them, or you just want to take it easy for the day, but your dog doesn’t, weight pull is a great option!

We started with a short off-leash walk so he could potty, stretch his legs, and warm up, then we put on the special made weight pull harness (this activity CANNOT be done in a normal pet store harness!), add weight, in this case in the form of chains, and off we went. He got a bit of a harder workout and I didn’t get too worn out before I had to leave for church.

Do you have a wild child dog that you need help taming, without dampening their spark? Reach out! I’d love to help you teach them how to play appropriately and productively and relax when you ask them. Training should make your dog’s world bigger, not smaller so let’s get training!

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10/13/2026

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Busy day for Miss Scout!Lunch at Java Jive, shopping at Clemon’s General Store, and stopping at K9 AquaKinetics for her ...
10/08/2026

Busy day for Miss Scout!

Lunch at Java Jive, shopping at Clemon’s General Store, and stopping at K9 AquaKinetics for her last weigh in with us.

Not only was she absolutely PERFECT downtown she is down to 80lbs!!! She’s get a bit more to go, but she has come such a long way in two months!

“You can’t teach an old dog new tricks!”One of the most common questions I get is “My dog is ‘3+’ years old. Can they st...
10/07/2026

“You can’t teach an old dog new tricks!”

One of the most common questions I get is
“My dog is ‘3+’ years old. Can they still be trained?”

While changing habits is harder as we get older, it’s not impossible! I once worked with a 13yr dog with major behavioral issues. She was a badass, sassy as could be, and wished to commit murder towards other dogs 😅, but she was absolutely an old dog who “learned new tricks” and even lived with another dog in the last few months before she passed!

I always recommend starting training as early as you can to set solid foundations, but the only thing stopping any of us from learning new skills as we age is ourselves. Whether you need privates or group classes dogs of all ages are always welcome.

Featuring old man Galileo who has reached the age where his only “job” is being cute and getting treats for it. Oh and sleeping, that is a VERY important job! 😉

ROUS (aka Meow Meow) has been spending the week testing to see if he would be a good service dog candidate for his human...
10/02/2026

ROUS (aka Meow Meow) has been spending the week testing to see if he would be a good service dog candidate for his human!

Interested in having your current dog evaluated for service work or need help find a prospect? Shoot us a message, I’d love to help!

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Hannibal, MO
63401

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm

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+15736298929

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