Bakersfield’s OLK9 Dog Training Blog is here to help you learn all you need to know about dog training. We talk about training methods, the Off Leash K9 Training advantage, and we give you practical tips you can do at home to get that obedient dog of your dreams!
Yes, we train hundreds of dogs every year. But equally as important, we training dog owners! Helping you understand why your dogs do the things they do can only make you a better dog owner and bring peace to your family.
Off Leash K9 Training is the world’s highest-rated dog training company. And our Bakersfield Off Leash K9 location is one of the best!
Enjoy our Blog and check back often for more tips and dog training information!
🐾 Welcome Mocha to our 3-Week Board & Train Program! 🐾 Mocha is a 1-year-old Long-Haired Chihuahua who can be very nervous and flighty around new people. She’s here to build confidence, trust, and better manners, while working on leash
Having friends or family visit with their dogs can be exciting for everyone—but for some dogs, the excitement quickly becomes overwhelming. Your dog may bark, whine, jump, pull toward the visiting dog, race around the house, or struggle to settle.
Living with a dog that struggles with behavior can be frustrating. Maybe your puppy jumps on everyone who walks through the door. Maybe your dog pulls so hard on walks that going outside feels like work. Perhaps barking has become
A dog may perform beautifully in the living room and then appear to forget everything the moment they step outside. At home, your dog responds to their name. In the backyard, they can sit. During a quiet training session, they
A veterinary visit can be challenging for dogs that are sensitive to unfamiliar environments. The difficulty may begin before the examination even starts. A dog walks through the veterinary clinic door and suddenly: Pulls toward the exit Trembles Whines Barks
🐾 Welcome Bruce to our 2-Week Board & Train Program! 🐾Bruce is a 6-month-old Pit Bull Terrier mix who’s here to work on his manners, learn to control all that puppy excitement, and build some solid obedience.We’ll also be working
Some dogs seem to have a built-in rule: Where you go, they go. You walk into the kitchen, and your dog follows. You move to the bedroom, and they follow. You sit on the couch, and suddenly they’re right beside
Training multiple dogs can become surprisingly challenging when treats are involved. You reward one dog for sitting. The other dog immediately starts barking. You reward the second dog. Now the first dog begins whining, jumping, or pushing forward. Before long,
A peaceful walk sounds simple: your dog walks beside you, the leash remains relaxed, and both of you enjoy the time outdoors. For many owners, however, walks look very different. Their dog may: Pull ahead Zigzag across the sidewalk Stop
