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I can't believe Suki is 2 today!!! Happy birthday to the best cuddle bug!
10/21/2026

I can't believe Suki is 2 today!!! Happy birthday to the best cuddle bug!

10/15/2026

Everyone hanging out with us upstairs in the "place" command! We have Annabelle (Anatolian Shepherd 9 months old), Jessie (Toy Poodle 5 months old), Yukon (Golden Doodle 6 years old), Bruce (Terrier mix 5 months old), Suki (Shihpoo 2 years old), and Brooklyn (GSD 5 months old)!

10/12/2026

This is a mix of some board and trains as well as some dogs who have already completed the training and were boarding with us! They all played so well together!

09/28/2026

This is Bella (Little doodle), Kaiser (German Shephard), Ellie (Lab), and Charlie (German Shorthaired Pointer) going out on a hike off-leash during their last week! Doing a bit of heeling and a bit of sniffing around!

This is Xena, a beautiful American Bully! She did puppy lessons with us, as well as a board and train once she was 6 mon...
09/23/2026

This is Xena, a beautiful American Bully! She did puppy lessons with us, as well as a board and train once she was 6 months old.

The American Bully was specifically bred to be an imposing, ultra-muscular family companion with a calm and loyal temperament. Created in the United States during the late 1980s and 1990s, breeders wanted a dog with the powerful, heavy-boned look of a "bully" type, but without the high prey drive or aggressive fighting instincts ("gameness") found in older terrier lines.

The American Bully started as a new offshoot of traditional pit bull and terrier types in places like California and Virginia. Early breeders wanted a dog that looked like a bodybuilder version of a pit bull, with a very docile temperament. Over time, they crossed different bloodlines to add wider chests, blockier heads, and heavier bones.

Breeders used several specific types of dogs to build the look and character of the American Bully:

-American Pit Bull Terrier: Provided the core athletic foundation, high energy, and active working body structure.

-American Staffordshire Terrier: Added a wider skull, heavier muscle mass, and stable, people-friendly mind.

-American Bulldog: Infused in certain lines to increase overall height, broad chest width, and heavy bone density.

-English Bulldog: Used selectively to shorten the muzzle and add thick body mass and a heavy look.

Any negative stigma associated with the American Bully is likely due to the fact that people saw an opportunity to capitalize off the breed and started selling Pitbull puppies as American Bullies since they look so similar at a young age. Also, bad breeders stopped focusing on temperament and let some of the “gameness” to be passed on. A good breeder will be looking for a very docile, family-friendly temperament (aka a couch potato).

09/17/2026

We went to downtown Knoxville a few weeks back for one of the Jazz nights! It was a very relaxing field trip to say the least! It is always exciting to bring dogs downtown and see how they do.

Miley (The Pity mix) was really scared of the water fountain at first, but she faced her fears and overcame. When you notice your dog is scared of something, take it as an opportunity to guide them through it and show them there is nothing to be scared of. This goes a long way in creating positive experiences and building confidence.

OKAY, I know this isn't dog training related, but we just want to get the word out about this super fun opportunity. LeS...
09/05/2026

OKAY, I know this isn't dog training related, but we just want to get the word out about this super fun opportunity.

LeSandro and I joined the Little T's last year and LOVED going to these classes and dances. It is basically impossible not to smile while square dancing. We haven't been able to go since Annalise was born, but we will be there this coming Tuesday and hopefully go more regularly.

We have told many of our clients about square dancing before and we would love to see some of you come out! The first 2 lessons are free! Come check it out!

📅 Classes begin: Tuesday, September 8th and 15th (come both nights - bring your friends)
🗓 Every Tuesday • 7:00 – 8:30 PM - (Starts on time at 7pm. come by 6:45 to sign in and say hello.)
📍 War Memorial Building, 103 N. B St., Lenoir City, TN
Instructor: Steve Kopman stevenkopman.com (a WORLD RENOUND CALLER and amazing instructor)
💵 Only $7 per lesson after the first two free nights
🎵 Set to modern music you'll love!

08/05/2026

We brought Brandie(5 month old Bichon/Poodle mix) and Maisy(9 month old Golden Doodle) to the Saturday Market in Downtown Knoxville a few weeks ago! It was great training, but also a nice outing. If you haven't been, we highly recommend checking it out! It was such a vibe! Great music, lots of produce, great vendors!

07/28/2026

We started our own little gym in the carport! Everyone was very patient waiting for the treadmill to open up so they could take their turn.

07/22/2026

Here we have Maisy and Miley working heel and commands in a store. We definitely never got their names mixed up hahaha. Miley is the Pitty and Maisy is the golden doodle! They are both such sweet girls!

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6107 Loudon Ridge Road
Lenoir City, TN
37771

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 7am - 7pm
Sunday 7am - 7pm

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