After years of only having one-on-one training sessions with my clients, Frontier K9 is now offering small group classes.
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A Puppy Named Goose
This is the story of the little Coonhound puppy that has overcome abuse and neglect to love his new life and excel in his training with his family.
New Class Offering: Intro to Dog Agility
We’ve heard from our clients and we know you’re looking for more ways to enjoy your time with your pup. The possibilities are endless with what you can do to teach yourself and your dog, and we hope that Frontier K9 can be part of that journey. Starting Summer 2021, we are finally offering ourContinue reading “New Class Offering: Intro to Dog Agility”
What is Schutzhund? Part 1
Have you ever wondered what exactly Schutzhund is? No it’s not a German delicacy. However, it is one of the longest running sports in Germany, and one that I love.
This History of Frontier K9 Dog Training
Frontier K9 Training’s history comes from generations of dog lovers and trainers and I’m lucky to be continuing the legacy.
Merry Christmas from FK9!
Just a quick note to wish everyone a very happy holiday season! We are so thankful for your patronage in 2020 and look forward to an even better 2021! Here’s to happy pups and equally happy owners!!
Back to School for Dogs
It’s back to school season! However, here at Frontier K9 we’re thinking more about dog school than human school.
Let Me Reintroduce Myself
Hello everyone! Thank you for checking out my page and my business! We have some of the best supporters and clients, but we also have some new supporters and clients so I thought I’d kind of reintroduce myself for our new followers and clients. My name is Erin Dean and I might be a littleContinue reading “Let Me Reintroduce Myself”
Keeping Your Dog Calm During Fireworks Season
Many dog owners have a love-hate relationship with summer and fireworks season. How do you keep your dog calm while fireworks are going off?
Human Behavior Training: Picking up the Poop
Walking your dogs is more than just a practice in personal health and enjoyment, but also should be a practice in being a good citizen when it comes to picking up your dog’s poop.
