Peninsula K9 Training

01/25/2022

Have a look at this great article about dog body language that we were so excited to be interviewed for!

Want to learn more about dog body language? This guide will help you understand how dogs communicate, which is essential for dog training and decoding dog behavior.

01/25/2022

Whew! Well we had some fun in the snow over the weekend and now were all tucked out! We hope you had a little fun and stayed safe. We are resuming operations starting tomorrow!

01/25/2022

The snow was fun while it lasted 🤣 everyone is definitely tuckered out!

01/20/2022

We hope everyone is staying inside and keeping warm! We have canceled all trainings as of right now till sunday weather permitting. Please as the temperatures start dropping if you can bring your pet inside. For those dogs in an outside enclosure make sure there is a proper shelter, a heating unit, and if possible straw is a great way for dogs to keep warm and dry. We hope everyone stays safe during this storm.

12/29/2021

We hope everyone has had a wonderful and safe Christmas! We will continue to be closed until January 3rd. We will see everyone in the New Year!

08/11/2021

Its gonna be a hot one today make sure your doggo has plenty of Water today. Best times to walk your dog is in the evening or early morning before it gets too hot! Enjoy the day everyone!❤

01/31/2021

Its snowing!! Unfortunately because of the snow and road conditions we are going to cancel all trainings today. We apologize to our clients. If you are scheduled for training today your trainer will be getting in touch with you shortly to reschedule training. We hope everyone stays safe!

11/25/2020

We will be closed for Thanksgiving and black friday. Classes will resume saturday. Thank you and have a Happy Thanksgiving!

11/18/2020

We hope everyone is staying safe and doing well! We are currently monitoring all Covid restrictions both locally and federal. As of right now we will remain open and continue to adhere to state guidelines for Covid. Our trainers are already wearing masks around clients and sanitizing using hand sanitizer before and after every client. We ask that our clients let us know if they are not feeling well so we can reschedule any training sessions. Thank you bearing with us and We hope everyone stays safe and healthy!

09/26/2020

Hello Everyone! We are so excited and thankful that so many people have been in contact with us for their training needs. As of right now we are completely booked for trainings. Our next openings won't be until mid-October. We have a waiting list for new clients looking for training. We appreciate everyone's patience and understanding as we try to get to everyone's inquiries and emails. Thank you again and we hope everyone continues to stay safe! 😊

08/10/2020

I have had many people asking questions about service dogs and ESA dogs. If you are wanting an ESA, Emotional Service Animal, or a Service Animal it is your responsibility as the owner to be aware of your local and federal ADA Laws, Americans with Disability Act.
BY LAW an ESA is an animal that does nothing more than comfort their owner by just being present and can be any animal. For proof you need to speak with your doctor to give you a note that is all you need. They are protected under the Fair Housing Act and the Travel Act. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS AN ESA ALLOWED OR GRANTED ACCESS TO PUBLIC PLACES THAT DO NOT ALLOW ANIMALS ON THEIR PREMISES.
A Service Animal has been trained to perform actions or tasks for their owner related to their disability. This includes psychiatric service animals. They are not only protected by the housing act, travel act, and allowed public access. A SERVICE ANIMAL CANNOT BE DENIED ACCESS WHERE THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS ALLOWED AND MUST NOT BE SEPERATED FROM THE HANDLER. A BUSINESS CANNOT ASK THE HANDLER FOR PROOF OR CERTIFICATE TO ALLOW ACCESS. It is not required by the ADA that a service dog has to wear a vest.
As a handler it is important for you to know your rights under the ADA. A service animal goes through intense training and can take a long time to be trained and even then they continue to train with their handler everyday. If you have an ESA please also understand your rights as an owner. I cannot say this enough but their is no database or registration for ESAs or for Service Animals. Do not listen to these websites that say they can register your dog for a fee because they are scam artists. If you have any other questions you can always call or email us and we will be more than happy to help you.

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