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09/30/2026

CAUTION: SAPPY CAPTION AHEAD. Scroll if feelings make you uncomfortable.

When I came up with Feral Days, it honestly came from a little bit of desperation. Burnout is inevitable when you love this work as much as I do, but hard behavioral cases, shut-down dogs, losing dogs who didn’t need to go, and constantly pouring everything into everyone else’s dogs while feeling guilty that my own were getting the leftovers was starting to hit different. Something had to change.

And apparently the answer was buying a giant van, loading it with dogs, and disappearing into the woods. Who knew.

Thanks to your continued trust and support, Feral Days have started healing parts of my soul that were getting pretty damn tired. There’s no pressure, no problems we have to fix, no perfect obedience required, just dogs getting to explore, build confidence, learn to trust, get dirty, make questionable decisions, and be dogs.

Watching nervous dogs get brave, seeing confidence explode, building relationships with your dogs in a completely different way, and getting to bring my own crew along to run, swim, hike, and live the life I work so hard to give everyone else’s dogs has changed more than I expected.

So thank you for trusting me with your pups and giving me the freedom to keep evolving this weird little business into something that takes care of the dogs and the human behind it. Turns out sometimes the dog trainer needs a little behavioral modification too.

Okay. That was disgusting. Enough personal growth. Back to the regularly scheduled chaos. 🖤

09/18/2026

🌳FIRST WEEK OF FERAL DAYS IS IN THE BOOKS🌲 and I fear I may have created a few monsters. And ouch. I need a nap. Unfortunately, naps are apparently not included in the business owner package. 😂

This week we hit the Poudre and Big Thompson, got dragged up the sides of mountains, turned hesitant little toe-dippers into full-blown river rats, ran our asses off, and encountered terrifying Colorado wildlife… like a turkey feather that nearly ended Kona’s entire existence.

The dogs got to make choices, get dirty, get soaked, climb everything, swim, sniff weird things, run wild, build confidence, and generally let the feral demons take the wheel. A little obedience so we don’t become a search and rescue operation, but otherwise? GO BE A DOG.

No two Feral Days will ever be the same. We’re exploring NoCo right alongside them — finding hidden trails, swimming holes, mountains, rivers, and whatever other questionable places look fun enough to load a van full of dogs into.

Want your dog to live a cooler life than you? Shoot me a message. 🌲🐾

And to my first-week Feral parents: I need reports. Were they appropriately deceased on the couch when they got home, or do I need to start adding mileage? Cause I might need to up my energy drink addiction 😅

09/13/2026

Welcome Ryker to the forever crew. 🖤 Maybe this doesn’t come as a surprise to some of you, but it honestly surprised me when I realized I was going to adopt him.

The way our paths crossed feels like one of those things the universe had already decided long before I caught on. From the second I heard he needed a foster through MAD, I knew I wanted him. It took a few months for everything to become official. I drove to Iowa to pick up a dog with a long history of naughty behavior, people who loved him enough to let him go, “trainers” who gave some truly horrible advice and set him up for failure, and a longgg road of rehabilitation ahead of him.

And somehow, through all of it, he chose me to trust. That has been one of the biggest honors. His adoption was already in motion before his surgery happened, but that entire ordeal turned into one hell of a trust exercise and somehow bonded us even deeper.

So Ryker, I promise to keep opening up your world. To play as much ball as your little psycho heart desires (maybe stop eating them though, plz). To show you that people can be good, other animals can be friends, and life doesn’t always have to feel like something you need to defend yourself against. Your journey has been a long and messy one, but you finally made it to the peaceful part.

You’re home, dude. You’re never leaving. 🖤

09/11/2026

We took a tiny break, but MANNERS ON TAP IS BACK 🍷🐕

We’re kicking things back off this Sunday @ 11:00 AM and continuing through October!

Come drink some w**e, work your dog, practice some real-world social skills, and maybe learn how to tell strangers “no, you can’t pet my dog.” 😂

Sign up online or shoot me a message and I’ll get you on the list.

See you Sunday! 🍷🐾

09/08/2026

SEPTEMBER SCHOOL + FERAL DAYS ARE LIVE 🌲🐾

Snag your spots ASAP — I’m currently building our list of Feral Day destinations and let’s just say… your dog’s September plans are about to be significantly cooler than yours.

SCHOOL DAYS At PK9 — obedience, supervised socialization, farm/property exposure + occasional outings into town. $75/day 10-pack — $700

FERAL DAYS We leave civilization behind. National parks, water, trails, hikes + whatever adventure we can find. Focused on off-leash obedience, confidence, appropriate social skills on the trail and, most importantly, letting the feral demons win. $100/day 10-pack — $900

THE WILD CHILD PACK — $800 5 School Days + 5 Feral Days For the dogs who need a little ✨structure✨ and a little ✨FAFO in the woods✨.

Shoot me a text at 530-575-0884 or message me to claim your spots! 🌲

08/24/2026

Well well hiii Kona 👋🏼 Nice to finally meet you. You probably remember big man from a week or so ago, but he’s looking a little different these days. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, scroll back a few posts.

Turns out Mr. “not motivated by anything” is motivated by something. First movement with me, and now toys. Kona has liked balls before, but only for play on his terms. He actually hadn’t played for a while before coming here because a Chuckit ball caused the third and final incident of him attacking his owner. First was a slipper, second was getting into bed in the middle of the night, and third was refusing to drop the ball and escalating into a full-fledged attack. I don’t use that word lightly — it was serious.

So the fact that he’s playing again is MASSIVE. Enter ✨possession games✨. Possession is different from resource guarding, but the emotions of play, frustration and aggression can sit awfully close together. My job is to lightly tightrope that line: touching, pushing, moving fast, hard staring, snatching the toy and generally screwing with him enough to bring out those annoyance emotions, then immediately switch him back into play.

And notice something else? He actually wants to WORK. And he’s having FUN.

Sometimes people don’t see the “progress” because it doesn’t look like training. It’s not bootcamp, miles of strict heeling or flashy obedience. Sometimes it looks like messing around with a dog and a ball. we’re working with the real-life emotions underneath the behavior, and that isn’t always flashy.

08/18/2026

Okayyy now that the PK9’s Ruff Ryder has officially unlocked “your dog has cooler plans than you” mode… we need your input. 👀

We’re looking at switching up the schedule between:

🎓 Day School — structured socialization, obedience, farm exposure + town outings
🌲 Feral Days — pack hikes, swimming, trails, new towns + a little less civilized behavior 😂

Which one are you booking more of? Would you want 10-day discounted credit packs? A mix-and-match pack? Certain days of the week for each?

GIMME YOUR THOUGHTS. We’re building the schedule around what y’all actually want — and personally, I vote for more dogs getting feral in the mountains. 🤘🐕

08/17/2026

Yeah… we finally became one of those dog trainers and bought a van. 😂

Welcome to the PK9 Adventure Bus. The Howl Hauler. The Canine Convey. The Party Van. Whatever the hell you wanna call it.. she’s here.

First, we wanted a vehicle that lets us give back to our own dogs. They give us so much every damn day. sharing their home, their people, their adventures, and our very divided attention with everyone else’s dogs. Now we can load up more of them and bring the whole crew along for road trips and adventures. They’ve earned it. 🖤

NOW FOR THE FUN PART.

Yes. It’s absolutely a party van. More van = more room = more Day School spots.

But even better…

Introducing FERAL DAYS.

All-day PK9 adventures focused on exposure, exploration and overall mental/physical fulfillment , with just enough obedience sprinkled in to keep everyone civilized.

Mountains. Lakes. Trails. Parks. New places. New experiences. Swimming. Hiking. Sniffing. Climbing. Doing dog s**t.

Basically, your dog gets picked up in the morning, lives a significantly cooler life than you for the day, and comes home tired, dirty and fulfilled.

We are beyond excited for what this opens up for PK9, but even more excited for what it opens up for your dogs.

More adventures. More freedom. More dogs getting out into the world. (More deets to come later)

KEEP DOGS WILD. 🌲🐕

Now there’s only one problem…

This badass van needs a name.

Drop your best van names below. Wrong answers HIGHLY encouraged. 👇

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+15305750884

Website

http://Peakk-9.com/

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