Family K9 Training

01/07/2022

Adopting a new dog on Instagram with Begging 4 Balance Dog Training and Rehabilitation

10/10/2021

We have raised $500 towards FREE camp for special needs children.

Thank you for helping me on this ❤💪🏼. I need $500 more woohooh!

Help Denise Vega raise money to support Camp Boggy Creek

10/04/2021

You guys remember I come from a nursing background? Specifically children on life support/respiratory. I'm now raising funds through a cycling event at Camp Boggy Creek.

The funds help a child go to CAMP FREE! I hate asking for help! I humbly, ask you for anything you are able to donate towards this cause. It would mean the world to me.

Thank you❤

Help Denise Vega raise money to support Camp Boggy Creek

01/22/2021

My very innocent dog Maximus poops my pool. What does your dog do?? 🤣🥴🥴

01/13/2021

Dear Dog Trainers,

Realize that your client doesn't have the knowledge, desire, or even the remote skill that you do with dogs.

They have a problem though. Sometimes a big one. They don't see. You have to show them the problem without shaming or blaming.

Your communication, empathy, and badassery leadership skills all have to be in sync. Your leadership is with your client too. Not just with their dog.

Your ability to be kind, firm, yet get your point across + be a teacher are part of this business. If you don't want to work with people, this won't work out for you.

If you're willing to adapt, analyze where YOU need improvement, you grow with your people.

01/06/2021

I saw this posted online today, I’m sure they were referring to the love of your life, right? But this also applies to selecting a dog trainer!

12/30/2020

"When I give you elephant ears you comply with my demands" - Arrow

12/14/2020

It’s never a good idea to let your child test your dog’s good nature.
This is NOT funny!
This is NOT cute!
This should NEVER be allowed or encouraged!
Be a responsible parent and teach children this type of thing is not allowed.
Children can put an incredible amount of pressure on dogs and even the friendliest dogs have limits as to what they can tolerate.
Many kids look at pets as toys; they pull, push, squeeze, punch, grab body parts, hug, slap, and scream at them. It's the adult’s responsibility to prevent these behaviors from happening and advocate for both the child and the dog. We’re the protectors and teachers for both our dogs and our kids. It’s so important to keep everyone safe so they can build a healthy relationship throughout their years together.