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Fetch Happens Dog Training In home lessons, board and trains, and behavior modification in the Chester/Montgomery County Area

03/01/2026

Cork / Goose says you can skip the house training and he straight to the hikes + dogpiles on the sofa. He says he wouldn’t mind being an only child or having some siblings- he isn’t picky. He does need someone with a full jar of treats, though. He said that’s non-negotiable.

02/27/2026

If you aim to use all of your dog’s food for either their training sessions, or just reinforcing behaviors that you like throughout the day- you will have a significantly easier time raising your puppy than most puppy owners! I have a hard time getting people to take my word for this, because believe me, I get that it sounds like a lot.

Realistically though, you have to feed your puppy at least twice a day. It either takes 20 seconds and accomplishes nothing for you, or it takes a few extra minutes and maybe a treat pouch or some bowls placed strategically throughout your house… and you will save hours and hours of training and frustration in the long run.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s not a solution to everything, but it’s a pretty great foundation!

02/24/2026

Crate training is about more than just tolerating the crate, and it tends to be a little bit different for every puppy. Follow along as I post the framework of Izzy crate training as she progresses through her training stay.

PS: Izzy did get a crate upgrade after this video 💪🏼

Happy Valentine’s Day from the Fetch Happens crew 💕
02/15/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from the Fetch Happens crew 💕

12/15/2025

Mocha is getting ready for a big field trip to Bass Pro Shops today… so here’s what her first field trip early last week looked like! Fortunately her owner has put in some solid foundation with her, so we’re able to get quite a bit of good work done in a short time. She’s such a fun pup 🐾

11/25/2025

Magnus hasn’t needed a muzzle for his last two vet visits — huge win for him. 💛
But today I’m not feeling great, and that matters too.
Progress isn’t always linear for dogs or humans, and it’s completely valid to take a step back to set everyone up for success.

One thing that helps me with muzzle-trained dogs at the vet:
📸 I take a quick video and written notes of their teeth as well as any symptoms (strange gait, bumps, weird behaviors) and problem areas at home.

Why?
• Dogs stay relaxed in their own space
• Vets get a clear look without stressful close handling
• It keeps everyone safe and minimizes pressure on the dog
• It supports low-stress, compassionate care — even on harder days. If I don’t have to think as much and or if it’s not feasible to get a close up look, written notes and video evidence can give us a clearer picture and keep us on track.

Do what sets you and your dog up to win. Progress is a path, not a straight line. 🐾✨

11/15/2025

My timing is a little off in this video, but this is our first session with this, so my biggest priority is less about learning and more about just being comfortable and enthusiastic in the exercise. I’d imagine that by tomorrow, we’ll have some notable progress and something that looks a little bit more like the... thing we’re teaching. Any guesses as to what it is? Any body language or breed information that clues you in on why we’re doing this?

10/08/2025

Enjoy your puppy ☺️

10/01/2025

Pepper is a bit of a nervous girly, which means learning new things takes some patience and a little extra love. She’s blossoming so much! Each new experience becomes a little bit easier as she realises that she can do bravery things ❤️

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