ES Dog Training

05/05/2025

Buck is looking for a new 🏡 He is not with ES Dog Training we are assisting his owner with finding placement for him. He is residing with his owner and the family until a new home can be found.
ES Dog Training will offer a free lesson to a local adopter that chooses to give Buck a new home.
Buck is already neutered.

If you think you would like to provide Buck a new home with your family. Please reach out and I will connect you with his owner.

**His owner writes the following about Buck.**

Meet Buck – Smart, Loyal, and Ready to Learn
Buck is a sweet, energetic 6–7 month old Catahoula mix with a playful spirit and a lot of potential. He’s incredibly smart and already knows sit, is almost solid on leave it, and responds well to an e-collar for yard boundaries. He’s kennel trained, keeps his crate clean, and sleeps well at night.

Buck has been raised around young children and shows no aggression—he’s just still learning manners and sometimes gets excited when playing (like jumping or puppy nipping). He would thrive with someone who can keep up regular training and give him structured play time.

He has a strong natural drive as a treeing breed, which shows in his playful cat-chasing. He’s never aggressive toward them—just treats it like a game. With boundaries and consistent direction, this could continue to improve.

Buck loves being outdoors, is food motivated, and would do best in a home with time for enrichment and structure. He’s still a puppy and can chew or dig if left bored, but in the right environment, he’ll shine.

He’s loving, eager to learn, and ready for a home that can meet him where he’s at—and help him grow into the loyal, wonderful dog he’s meant to be.

10/04/2023

A couple people know this was in the works but I wanted to wait till he got here to make an official introduction.
Everybody meet Diesel ❤️💜❤️💜 He's a 7 yr old Dutch Shepherd.
He joined my pack today to start his official medical retirement from the Hessmer, Louisiana Prison as a detection dog.
I will be making a tiktok for him soon so everybody can see him enjoying his retirement bucketlist adventures and a whole lot of "firsts".
We tried hotdogs & chicken nuggets today and he was not a fan. It was discovered while he was with Trentin; (the Prison K9 handler that helped organize his retirement) last night that he likes cheese though; so we have a win there. 💜
It's been some years since I've had a Dutchie in the pack & it's been nice to see some stripes again 😌 ☺️

08/29/2023

If you'd like to help support the DDamien Project; here's a link to one of their humorous fundraiser shirts. Designed by the very talented Damon Jennings !
Photo inspiration for design by Krystal & Helo ❤️

As we celebrate the hopeful end to a very hot summer, we are looking ahead to a more productive fall! We welcomed 3 new dogs to the Project in the last 2 months, and have hit our record of 30 dogs in our care. With the successful surving of the summer, our focus will now shift back to continuing to....

08/22/2023

I would like to introduce Rambunctious Miss Opal the Shepherd mix (maybe Catahoula, maybe husky....we aren't sure, but she's high energy and likes to play!)
Opal is here for a 3 week Board N Train for..... basically a doggy behavior makeover.
She's going to be learning all the good stuff that has to do with household manners, basic obedience and how to not be a bully to the little dog at home. Stay tuned for more Opal updates!
(Pictured is Opal & Dunia; Tommy & Toby are photo bombing one of the pictures as well.)

08/21/2023

I'm a bit late posting but over the weekend Jax the Border Collie had his second private lesson. He is really enjoying the challenges of training and figuring out what I want from him. He's very tuned in and eager to work; he's quickly becoming one of my newest favorites.

08/21/2023

When Dakota stays over while his humans go out of town we have a lot of fun working on his skills. As hot as it's been we also took some naps and he got to play with the kitten Nina.

08/13/2023

So for anyone that has (or hasn't ) been following the chaos and hell hole at the Malinois Ranch in Tennessee. If you wished you could have helped....here's a way you can. I'm going to insert websites for each organization that was represented in helping get these dogs. Please send financial support ; that makes the world of difference for each organization.

There's a group of amazing individuals that stepped up when dogs needed it most. They dropped their lives, they went to Tennessee, they dealt with a nightmarish situation, angry people in denial, Julie/Ranch supporters in denial and 30 dogs presenting horribly because they were in absolutely horrible conditions. 23 of 30 were able to make it out to second chances. 7 unfortunately did not but they felt affection, love and a peaceful end to the misery in their final day and moments.

One of those people was a person who's mission and organization is near and dear to my heart. I absolutely love Krystal; She and her wonderful husband head up the Ddamien Project. A sanctuary for retired military working dogs that can no longer work and need a place to live out their days. All of these dogs are not suited for pet homes and require skillful day to day handling and experience. Some also retire due to health issues and are hospice cases that need extra TLC, comfort and additional medical care. Many times this gets costly but these dogs gave so much serving our military teams I'm sure you will agree; they deserve whatever they need.
See their website below and please support the fabulous work they do for the dogs that have served within our military community.
This certainly won't be the last post you see from me about Ddamien Project so stay tuned.

https://www.ddamienproject.org/?mibextid=Zxz2cZ

Other organizations that were involved in helping save these dogs were also....

MAD Malinois Rescue
https://www.facebook.com/madrescueinc?mibextid=ZbWKwL

American Belgian Malinois Rescue
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1389286684645077/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT

And a German Shepherd Rescue also stepped in. I will have to get their link and come back and edit it in.

These groups could use our help to keep doing the work they do. These are reputable places to support with donations that actually put the money to work benefiting & caring for the dogs. So if you wanted to help but couldn't--- THIS IS how you do it!

I believe they also have a tab with the vet that handled assessments and provided services for evaluations and care in Tennessee that may still need to be paid. I will see if I can find that information and add it back in here also.

*************Shared post**************
Been following the posts about the MRR dogs in TN?
Felt frustrated & helpless because you can’t be there in person, transport or foster?
Want to help?
Here’s your chance!
Here is what Alesha Brandt had to say about Krystal:

if you guys want to really Pay it forward Krystal Tronboll with Ddamian project was out there every day- she slept in her van, she transported so many dogs, did multiple vet runs and didn’t shower or eat for four days. She’s a fu***ng machine and none of it would’ve been possible without her.

I posted the link to her page where you can donate to Krystal Ann Tronboll & the MWDs she rescues.

THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO HELP!!!!!!!!!!!
It feels so good to know you were part of this. You made a difference for these dogs who were so very much in need of help.

If every person reading this donated even $5 imagine the difference you could make.
Also, please share!

​Our Mission is to provide a forever home to our Nation's fiercest canine heroes. We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to saving as many retiring Military, Contract and Law enforcement K9's...

08/04/2023

Local peeps:
Who drinks canned or bottled drinks often?
I would love to help you keep them out the landfill if you don't already recycle them. 😁

I could use a nice collection of aluminum cans, water & soda bottles for some new dog training equipment "arts & crafts" projects.
Apx 50 of each

Let me know! Thank you! :)

08/04/2023

This is my life motto... Not just personal but with business also.

I've never been a person that's going to tell you what you want to hear.... You might not like it but you'll know I'm being honest.
As a dog trainer I'm also not the type that's going to take your money and make unrealistic promises of rainbows, unicorns and sugar plums. That never has been nor will it ever be me or how I handle clients, rescue work and business.

Life is rough sometimes & life is work to some degree - almost always. Changing your relationship with your dog can be so much fun but its also going to be work. You can get down to it & do the work right from the start or you can try short cuts and nonsense, wasting time hoping for results- chances are you won't get.
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Do the work
Learn to enjoy all of it, not just the fun parts
Build a relationship, play, chill & relax too
Make it part of your everyday lifestyle
Continue indefinitely & reap the long term rewards...
Your dog and you will both benefit greatly.
❤🐾
Thanks for joining my "Beth Talk" this morning. 🥰

07/30/2023

Saturday Group Training