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Prestige K9 Training šŸ”µBasic & advanced obedience
šŸ”µPersonal protection & sport protection
šŸ”µBehavioral mods.
šŸ”µGroup and Private sessions
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10/21/2026

Clean up work šŸ§½šŸ§¼šŸ§¹
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10/20/2026

Rangerā€™s Progress šŸ•šŸ¤

This is all still very new to Ranger. Heā€™s starting to understand that people arenā€™t always a threat and that he doesnā€™t have to approach every situation defensively. Heā€™s still skeptical, and thatā€™s okay. Building trust takes time, consistency, and the right guidance.

Our job is to help him work through those uncomfortable feelings without letting fear dictate every decision. Weā€™re not here to overwhelm him, but weā€™re also not going to let avoidance be the only answer.

Strong leadership, clear communication, and consistency are key. Weā€™re helping Ranger learn a different way to respond, one experience at a time.

Follow Prestige K9 Training to watch Rangerā€™s progress as we work toward building a more confident, comfortable dog. šŸ’ŖšŸ¾
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10/19/2026

Start Training Today! ā˜Žļøā˜Žļøā˜Žļø Donā€™t WAIT ā€¼ļøā€¼ļø

10/19/2026

Ranger is learning to navigate uncomfortable situations as unfamiliar people approach and handle his leash.

Part of his recovery is experiencing manageable stress in a controlled environment, allowing him to learn how to cope without becoming overwhelmed. Weā€™re building confidence, trust, and healthier responses one step at a time.

Ranger is actually a really cool, sweet dog. We just have to help him work through his uncertainty and learn that unfamiliar people arenā€™t always a threat.

Real problems. Real solutions. One dog at a time. šŸ¾

Follow Rangerā€™s progress with Prestige K9 Training.

Also special thanks to Jequon Charlesfor coming out to help
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10/18/2026

Ranger, Not looking for obedience just letting him be a dog. I want him to take in the environment
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10/17/2026

Outside of tractor supply working on NOT BARKING AT PEOPLE
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10/17/2026

Today for National Fetch Day, we wanted to highlight ball-safety. One of the biggest risks during play is using a ball that's too small for your dog, which poses a serious choking hazard! Check out the infographic to help you determine the correct ball size for your dog and keep fetch safe!

10/17/2026

Ranger just being a dog. šŸ¾

Iā€™m not asking him to do anything other than take in his environment and be himself. Sometimes the best thing we can do is step back, observe, and let the dog show us who they are naturally.

This allows us to see what Ranger is comfortable with, what heā€™s willing to engage with, and what he chooses to avoid without adding unnecessary pressure or influence.

Before we can change behavior, we have to understand it. Weā€™re taking our time, gathering information, and letting Ranger show us what we need to know.
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10/16/2026

Rangerā€™s First Official Introduction āœˆļø

Ranger came to us with some reactivity issues and a bite history involving one person. Heā€™ll be staying with us for a while as we work to better understand his behavior and identify whatā€™s driving these responses.

Our first priority is to observe, understand, and identify the patterns behind his behavior. From there, we can begin changing those patterns, building new associations, and teaching Ranger the behaviors we want to see.

Behavior modification isnā€™t about simply stopping a behavior. Itā€™s about understanding why it happens, addressing the underlying issues, and giving the dog a better way to respond.

Follow along as we work through Rangerā€™s recovery process, one step at a time. Real problems. Real solutions.
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10/15/2026

Watch Sadie work through her emotions, she nearly drags the table trying to reach me! šŸ˜‚

Sometimes, the best training is giving a dog space to settle and choose a better behavior.

Create the opportunity, wait for the right choice, then mark and reward it. The goal isnā€™t blind compliance, itā€™s teaching dogs to think, regulate their impulses, and make better decisions.

Patience, timing, and consistency. Let them learn. šŸ¾

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Redhill Road
Tallassee, AL
36078

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+13345588279

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