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The Neighborhood Dog Trainer LLC Helping dogs and their humans communicate better 🐾
Specializing in helping owner-trained service dogs, basic obedience, and off-leash training

Today is one of those days that makes me stop and remember exactly why I do what I do. 🥹🤍Jewels has officially graduated...
10/04/2026

Today is one of those days that makes me stop and remember exactly why I do what I do. 🥹🤍

Jewels has officially graduated from The Neighborhood Dog Trainer’s Service Dog Program. 🎓🐾

And somehow, that sentence feels way too small for everything it represents.

Service dog training is months of showing up—through the hard days, breakthroughs, setbacks, victories, frustration, tears, and those beautiful moments when everything finally starts to come together.

I’ve had the privilege of watching Jewels grow into a dog who can truly step into the world beside her handler and help her navigate it.

From public access to task training, and everything in between, every skill represents something bigger.

It represents independence, support, and a partnership that can change a life.

As a trainer, you pour so much of yourself into these teams. And then one day, you stand back and realize…

They don’t need you the way they once did.

That is the entire goal.

And somehow, it still gets me every single time. 🥹

Faith, thank you for trusting me with something as important and personal as your partnership with Jewels. Watching the two of you grow together has been such an honor.

And Jewels—my sweet girl. 🤍

I am SO unbelievably proud of the dog you have become. Every outing, every challenge, and every breakthrough brought you here.

You aren’t just finishing a training program.

You’re stepping fully into the job we’ve spent all this time preparing you for.

Go take care of your girl. 🤍

Congratulations to Faith & Jewels, officially graduates of The Neighborhood Dog Trainer Service Dog Program. 🎓🐕‍🦺

This is the end of one chapter, but for the two of you, it’s really just the beginning.

I couldn’t be prouder. 🤍

09/27/2026

A little behind the scenes of cardiac scent training

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09/24/2026

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🐾 FULLY BOOKED UNTIL DECEMBER! 🐾I am officially fully booked through the end of November! 🤍I am incredibly grateful for ...
09/22/2026

🐾 FULLY BOOKED UNTIL DECEMBER! 🐾

I am officially fully booked through the end of November! 🤍

I am incredibly grateful for everyone who has trusted me with their dogs, referred friends and family, shared my business, and continued to support The Neighborhood Dog Trainer.

At this time, I am not accepting any additional appointments or training bookings before December.

✨ December and future dates are still available to book! If you’re hoping to get on my schedule for private lessons, board & trains, service dog training, or other training services, I highly recommend reaching out in advance as availability continues to fill.
🎄ONE REMAINING SLOT FOR CHRISTMAS🎄

Thank you all SO much for keeping me busy doing what I love. 🐕🤍

— Chloe
The Neighborhood Dog Trainer LLC

Training trip at the VA center for the working babies today 💙❤️🤍
09/21/2026

Training trip at the VA center for the working babies today 💙❤️🤍

Happy 3rd birthday Jax 🎉
09/13/2026

Happy 3rd birthday Jax 🎉

09/12/2026

In this session, we’re working on odor discrimination — teaching the dog to identify a cardiac odor sample while ignoring a blank.

Tin 1 contains a cardiac odor sample collected at 160 BPM, while Tin 2 is completely blank.

The goal isn’t just “find a tin.” It’s teaching the dog that this specific odor has meaning and that choosing correctly pays — while the absence of that odor does not.

Medical alert training is built through lots of repetition, careful scent collection, discrimination work, and gradually increasing difficulty. This is just one little piece of the process, but such a cool one to watch come together

08/11/2026

How I use dog parks as a dog trainer 👀🐾

Most of the time, I’m not actually taking my dogs inside the park—I’m using the environment around it as a controlled training opportunity.

Dog parks provide movement, barking, running dogs, excited people, and plenty of unpredictable distractions. By working outside the fence and at an appropriate distance, I can practice:

• Neutrality around other dogs
• Engagement with the handler
• Loose-leash walking
• Recall around distractions
• Calm observation without greeting
• Advocating for the dog’s space

We begin far enough away that the dog can still think, respond, and take rewards. As they become more confident and successful, we may gradually decrease the distance.

The goal isn’t for my dog to meet every dog they see—it’s for them to notice the excitement and still choose to remain connected with me.

Dog parks can be incredibly useful training environments, even when you never step through the gate. 🐕

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