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This sweet laid-back boy is looking for his forever home! He’s wonderful with kids, loves playing, and has so much love ...
08/07/2026

This sweet laid-back boy is looking for his forever home! He’s wonderful with kids, loves playing, and has so much love to give. 🥹

Interested in giving Beaux his happily ever after? Send us a DM or visit the Rescue page on our website to learn more & apply! 🏡🐾

07/26/2026

🚨 URGENT: Marshall Needs a Foster or Forever Home by the End of This Week 🚨

As you can see Marshall is a happy, goofy, loving boy. He isn’t a “bad” dog. He’s simply a dog who needs clear boundaries, consistency, patience, and someone willing to take the time to understand him. Dogs with behavioral challenges are often the hardest to place even when they have so much love to give.

One of the hardest parts of rescue work is watching amazing dogs like Marshall get overlooked not because they aren’t worthy, but because they need more than the average adopter is prepared to take on. Most families are looking for puppies or dogs without behavioral challenges, which means dogs like Marshall often wait a VERY long time for the right person to come along. It’s a heartbreaking reality that most people never see behind the scenes of rescue.

Unfortunately a boarding and training environment can only do so much and without a home to continue his progress, he can no longer move forward the way he deserves.

We are urgently searching for a foster or adopter by the end of this week. This has not been a decision we’ve taken lightly. We’ve spent a great deal of time evaluating Marshall’s progress, consulting with other professional trainers and behavior specialists, and working closely with our veterinarian to determine what is truly in Marshall’s best interest for both his future and his quality of life.

If the right foster or home isn’t found we may have to make the heartbreaking decision to pursue behavioral euthanasia. None of us want that to be Marshall’s story. We’re asking for one last chance to help him find the home he deserves.

Marshall has been through dozens of meet and greets and countless applications. The problem has never been that he isn’t worthy it’s simply that we haven’t found the right fit for his specific needs. If you’ve ever considered fostering or adopting a dog who just needs someone willing to give him a chance, please reach out. And If you can’t foster or adopt please share this post. The right home could be just one share away.

Please help us give this sweet boy the future he deserves.

07/24/2026

I always tell clients that behavior change isn’t “fixing” a dog overnight. It’s building confidence, creating clarity, and being consistent.

The first clip shows a dog who was completely overwhelmed by the world. His owners couldn’t even take him on a normal neighborhood walk without him completely unraveling. Every dog or person he saw triggered barking, lunging, pulling, and intense anxiety. His emotions had taken over to the point that he simply couldn’t think, learn, or make good decisions.

Fast forward a few weeks…

Through clear communication, boundaries, and consistent follow through this same dog is now able to walk through public places, navigate busy environments, and stay engaged with his owners. Instead of constantly scanning for threats and reacting to everything around him, he’s learning to trust his handler, regulate his emotions, and make better decisions.

Is he “finished?” Absolutely not. He still has work to do and his owners will need to continue reinforcing everything he’s learned while we build on that foundation.

Rehabilitation with anxious and reactive dogs isn’t suppressing behavior it’s changing their emotional response by building confidence, trust, and understanding while providing the structure they need to succeed. That takes time, patience, and commitment.

This boy is still a work in progress but he’s a great reminder of what’s possible when you commit to the process.

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Moose has been doing amazing since heading back home! One of the biggest goals of any service dog program isn’t just how...
07/11/2026

Moose has been doing amazing since heading back home!

One of the biggest goals of any service dog program isn’t just how they perform while they’re with us, it’s how well those skills transfer back into everyday life with their handler. Seeing Moose continue to succeed at home has been so rewarding!

He’s becoming more confident, more reliable, and continuing to grow into the partner his family needs. Service dog training is a journey and the real magic happens through consistency, teamwork, and practicing those skills in the real world.

We’re so proud of Moose and his family for all the work they’ve put in. We can’t wait to continue watching this team grow together.

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Applications are officially OPEN for our 2026 Behavior Modification Scholarship! 🐾As many of you know, Zelena was the re...
07/10/2026

Applications are officially OPEN for our 2026 Behavior Modification Scholarship! 🐾

As many of you know, Zelena was the reason I became a dog trainer. She struggled with severe anxiety, fear, reactivity, and aggression.

Helping Zelena changed the entire direction of my life. She is the reason I found my passion, my career, and ultimately the work I believe I was meant to do.

Because of her, I know firsthand what it feels like to love a dog with serious behavioral challenges. I know the fear, the frustration, the isolation, the judgment, and the feeling of wondering whether life will always be this hard.

I also know how much the right training, guidance, and support can change everything.

I’ve been working toward creating this scholarship program for a long time, and everything I do through it is in Zelena’s honor. 🤍

This year, I am officially opening applications for our 2026 Behavior Modification Scholarship and looking for one dedicated owner and dog who truly need help and are ready to commit to creating lasting change together.

This scholarship is designed for dogs struggling with serious behavioral challenges such as anxiety, fear, reactivity, aggression, resource guarding, or other behaviors that are significantly affecting everyday life.

If you have ever looked at your dog and thought, “I love you, but I don’t know how to help you,” I want to hear your story.

Applications are now open at www.ashleysk9.com/scholarship-program

Please share this post. The person who needs this opportunity may be someone you know.

⏰ Applications close September 21st! ⏰

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🚨 We’re Hiring! 🚨Ashley’s K9 Training is looking for a dependable, compassionate, and detail-oriented Kennel Tech to joi...
06/12/2026

🚨 We’re Hiring! 🚨

Ashley’s K9 Training is looking for a dependable, compassionate, and detail-oriented Kennel Tech to join our team! 🐾

Location: Bertram, TX
Part-Time
Pay: based on experience
Morning and evening shifts available

Responsibilities:
-Greet clients with warmth & professionalism
-Feeding, watering, and cleaning up after dogs
-Exercise dogs and supervising group play
-Clean kennels, runs, and play yards
-Helping with training sessions (as needed)
-General upkeep (sweeping, laundry, etc.)

💛MUST be dependable, punctual, and comfortable working with dogs of all sizes
💛 Supportive, family-oriented team environment
💛 Opportunities to learn about dog training & behavior
💛 You’ll play a key role in helping dogs and families succeed every day!

https://ashleysk9.com

Send an e-mail [email protected] if you are interested in applying for this position!

Tippy recently joined her family after being adopted through a rescue and like many rescue dogs she’s still learning how...
06/06/2026

Tippy recently joined her family after being adopted through a rescue and like many rescue dogs she’s still learning how to navigate the world around her.

One of the biggest misconceptions about rescue dogs is that if they need training, have behavioral challenges, or struggle with certain situations they’re somehow “bad” dogs. They’re not.

Many rescue dogs simply haven’t had the same opportunities, structure, guidance, or experiences as other dogs. Some have experienced neglect, inconsistent training, frequent changes, or just a lack of clear communication. That doesn’t make them bad dogs. It makes them dogs who need patience, understanding, and someone willing to help them learn.

Some of the most incredible dogs I’ve ever trained have been rescues. With the right training, structure, and support, they often exceed every expectation placed on them.

We’re excited to help Tippy build confidence, learn new skills, and continue settling into her new life with her family.

If you have a rescue dog and you’re struggling with behavior issues, manners, confidence, reactivity, or just aren’t sure where to start, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’d love to help set you and your dog up for success.

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