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Update on Tootsie: Tootsie has come a long way and is now quite the little gentleman. Often times, little dogs are over looked for needing training. What harm can they do? With training, Tootsie now has more freedoms being offleash and he is a joy to walk. Way to go Tootsie!

Say hello to Niko! Niko is a four month old doodle with a TON of energy. His parents gave us a call to help work on his nipping, obedience and manners. We are looking forward to working with him Niko over the next few weeks and seeing his progress. Welcome to the K9 Pinnacle Family Niko!

Welcome to the K9 Pinnacle Family, Bolt! Bolt's owners are first time dog owners and they wanted to start him off right. They will definitely have their hands full but we will be there every step of the way!

Little Dakota started lessons with us to work mainly on his heeling. Even though he was small, he would drag his owners to greet other dogs or people. Welcome to the K9 Pinnacle Family, Dakota!

If you have ever adopted an adult dog, you may of noticed a bit of a "grace period" for the first few weeks or months of owning them. During the "grace period", they may not be entirely comfortable or confident with their new surroundings and act how they normally would. They begin to figure us out while learning what they can and cannot do. This means that some behaviors (usually undesirable ones) begin to surface as they become increasingly comfortable with the household. This is very normal and a big part of adopting a dog. Owners that have adopted should give their new dog time to adjust and encourage or discourage behaviors as soon as they emerge. Do not assume that how they act on day one is how they will always behave.

When we visit Zinc for his nail trims, he always greats us with one of his toys and a tail going a mile a minute. 10/10 a good boy 🐕

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