Higher Hopes Dog Training

06/23/2022

It is with a heavy heart that I announce the end of High(er) Hopes Dog Training. This has been an amazing experience but due to health complications the journey must come to an end. Thank you so much to all my amazing clients. And to everyone, thank you for the support.

05/16/2022

Atticus making "Place" look way too easy this morning. What a rockstar!

05/15/2022

Current Board and train guest Atticus, is doing so well I had to give him some off leash privilege to enjoy tonight.

04/12/2022

Beautiful day to get the boys and Luna out on the playground equipment

04/04/2022

Spent some time making playground equipment today. Great for confidence boost and relationship building.

04/04/2022

Board and Train guest Luna getting in some leash practice!

03/26/2022

This little lady is at the house for the next three weeks for training!

03/14/2022

Justice prevails!

As some may already know I have been working for a couple months now with a family to remove a very unjust title of aggressive dog from their family dog.

There was an unfortunate incident where a young lady was injured by this dog but upon evaluation the dog is not at aggressive and not dangerous. This seems to have been a one off situation and who knows who provoked it the details are very cloudy.

The point is the case went to court this morning and the portion labeling the dog aggressive has been thrown out. A big win for dog advocacy in a world where dogs truly have no legal rights.

03/10/2022

Board & Train is back! With an expanded crating area and new scheduling options.

If you think sending your dog to live and train with a certified professional dog trainer sounds like something you're interested in; please contact me at:

www.higherhopesdogtraining.com
[email protected]
Call or text 267-371-0152

There is an open slot for this month still so act fast!

02/12/2022

My friend .gram_ has arrived and is settling in nicely.

02/12/2022

My sister-inlaw's puppy is coming to stay a while to get some training and we are ready!

This picture is a prime example of how to maintain control and stay cool. Get creative and use tools for management. Here I've used a series of baby gates to create a boarder around the crate. This way she will be able to take in her surroundings without the other dogs getting too close causing additional first day stress.

Dog Training really isn't overly difficult IF you are setting yourself up for success.

12/18/2021