https://www.deanslistk9training.com/blog daily 0.75 2025-06-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/1675722298407-T684KWBOUQPWJ5O8G2FK/Dean%27s+List+Web+Background-01.jpg Blog https://www.deanslistk9training.com/blog/should-you-get-another-dog monthly 0.5 2025-07-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/1750796381774-FVC50BYLB1EKKVGPHAJW/unsplash-image-T-0EW-SEbsE.jpg Blog - Should You Get Another Dog? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/1750796915501-50ZMEZC79D13PQCMT4PN/unsplash-image-AbNO2iejoXA.jpg Blog - Should You Get Another Dog? - Why do you want another dog? You should only ever get another dog if it will benefit and add value to your life. Don’t get one because you’re being pressured into it, because it was “too cute” to pass up, or to fix the chronic boredom that your current dog is experiencing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/1750797226183-CN2OFKZ79Q1FAURZ2Z07/unsplash-image-U3aF7hgUSrk.jpg Blog - Should You Get Another Dog? - Are you happy with the temperament/ obedience of your current dog? A lot of people have said they were going to buy a dog to hopefully help with their current dogs’ behavioral issues. “They can play together and keep each other company” and while that may work for about a week if your dog is chronically bored because you don’t meet their physical and mental needs then soon, you’re not only going to have one but now TWO dogs that are chronically bored and have behavioral issues. If you then have to pay to get training done for both dogs instead of just one that is MUCH more expensive! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/1750797660081-1VXGULLS6S9RNOJEU97G/unsplash-image-1XmNG_YWB5A.jpg Blog - Should You Get Another Dog? - Do you have time? When you get your new dog keep in mind that you have to train them. Your other dog isn’t going to “train” that dog to coexist peacefully with humans. That is up to you to do that. You have to train dogs separately especially in the beginning so do you have the time to give your new dog special attention and compensate for your original dog not getting that anymore and making sure to set out time alone for them as well? How busy is your lifestyle? Do you have kids? Do you have a busy job? Be sure to think of all these things before jumping into the responsibility of another dog! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/1750797941347-GEYQPGKRY654TVM49EII/unsplash-image-gAfIvJeU7sQ.jpg Blog - Should You Get Another Dog? - Can you afford it? Everything is more expensive with two (food, vet bills, preventatives, training, treats, activities, etc.). If you cannot afford to comfortably take care of both dogs you should not be getting another one. https://www.deanslistk9training.com/blog/5-things-ive-learned-the-hard-way monthly 0.5 2025-07-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/6b00eede-df25-40d8-b84e-1416849b9292/IMG_2301.JPG Blog - Thing's I've Learned the Hard Way! Let me tell you what- I like to learn all my life lessons the hard way! That is something my family always jokes on me for, but it’s true. I feel like there are two kinds of people in this life: 1. Those that make mistakes firsthand 2. Those that learn from people that make mistakes firsthand Unfortunately, I fall into category one LOL! This blog is going to go over 5 different mistakes I have made that I have learned from or are currently trying to learn from because I am not going to pretend like I am not about to learn more lessons the hard way! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/72f93111-a6b5-437d-8878-121ec1880b99/IMG_2126+%281%29.JPG Blog - Thing's I've Learned the Hard Way! - Burning Out Isn’t Worth the $$$! Honestly most of the time I don’t say yes to too many things because of money. Most of the time it’s because I want to help owners get in faster or don’t want to tell someone no to boarding. However, being overworked and overbooked is not sustainable or fair to yourself in the long run. I cannot tell you how many times I have told my family and friends while I am in the thick of being overbooked that I will NEVER do this to myself again…and I am embarrassed to admit that none of them believe me when I say it because I have done it to myself so many times! I actually have a wave of dogs soon that will put me over the amount I like to have. Luckily, I have trainers now to help me, but still it shouldn’t have been scheduled in that way. Burnout is something I feel like every trainer I have ever spoken with has experienced. If you haven’t, I applaud you and hope you never have to! With the intention of full transparency, I will also say that I am still working on not doing this to myself. When it comes down to it, I have come to terms with taking a pay cut if it means my work/life balance is more even. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/1b61c389-c11b-4179-942f-963da5c8cb4a/B99A3878.jpg Blog - Thing's I've Learned the Hard Way! - Ask Owners Tough Questions! When I first began training, I would bend and break for my clients, and not in a good way! I think it is absolutely normal to learn what your boundaries are and what you will and won’t allow along the way! However, when I first started training and someone would reach out with a goal for their dog, I would book them WITHOUT asking the touch questions. The reasoning behind not asking those questions was partially because I was scared if I asked them those questions, they wouldn’t book, and also because I didn’t know what questions to ask due to limited experience. I think it’d be helpful to give an example: If I have someone that has a dog that has separation anxiety one of the first questions I now ask is “Are they crate trained”. If the answer is no that’s fine, but my follow up question will be “Is that something you are willing to try to do for training?”. Before this would be something I would be nervous to ask because if they didn’t want to do it, I didn’t want to push them. However, this is something now that I know is SO important to the training and for the dog’s benefit. If I ask that question and they say they are not willing to try that then the answer is simple- we will not be training together. This caused me so many issues when I first started out. I would get into training with an owner that had a cap on what they were willing to try/change about the way they lived their life therefore putting unrealistic expectations on me AND their dog! It is worth it to ask these questions BEFORE you get paid money and before you begin working with someone! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/1735330946107-OWIXPAXMSIT28DZBNW09/66B40230-AECC-4E2F-93A9-413A07756F5A.jpg Blog - Thing's I've Learned the Hard Way! - Create Community! When I first got out of dog training school, I had a small number of trainers that I knew, but none of them were local. It wasn’t until I hired my own trainers on and went to a networking event in Florida that I actually created a community. The first I would say 2 years of training full time I had almost no one I could consistently ask questions to or if I did, I didn’t want to bother the same person with so many questions. Now, my first response to that is ASK THE QUESTIONS! If you have a good group of trainers around you, they are not going to get annoyed at how many questions you have! I cannot even imagine training now without having so many people to talk to about training or bounce ideas off of. I feel like this industry can be very judgmental and isolating if you don’t have a network of people. Once you find who your group of people are though it is amazing to be able to RELATE to them! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/b4d635e8-70df-4d30-966c-5670d89f802d/IMG_7905.JPG Blog - Thing's I've Learned the Hard Way! - Don’t be Afraid to say NO! When I first started training, I thought every person that came to me with an issue I had to take on and help! On one hand you only get experience by doing it. On the other hand, if you aren’t experienced in it sometimes it can be extremely stressful trying to learn on the spot! There are three things that I will not take on today and will say no to taking on 99% of the time: 1. Severe Separation Anxiety 2. Reactivity where the dog redirects and bites the handler 3. Dog on dog aggression in the same house I used to think choosing not to take on cases made me look weak. However, now I realize that it’s not about weakness it’s about knowing your capabilities and also attracting the right clients. I don’t know that much about severe separation anxiety and how to break down and work through that, so I choose not to take that on because I need more education. However, reactivity and dog/dog aggression I COULD take on if I wanted to, but I don’t want to and that is ok! There are other trainers locally that I know and trust that love to take that on and I will refer them to those people! It’s ok not to want to take on severe behavior modification- it doesn’t make you any less smart, brave, badass! Once you realize what you like to train really focus on advertising for that because the more behavior modification cases you take on the more you will attract them! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/32dddac1-1da5-48dc-be8f-b9c14d57ddfe/IMG_2686.JPG Blog - Thing's I've Learned the Hard Way! - Setting Boundaries With Myself is Hard! For a lot of people setting boundaries with owners, friends, family, etc. is HARD. Which to that I will say cheers lol because it is. However, for me I actually struggle to set boundaries with myself more than others. I will not take advantage of other people’s time and am overly aware of how they are feeling/respecting work hours. To myself thought that’s a much different story! To myself it’s only one more call past 6pm, one more dog that’s boarding, and one more private lesson even though I feel overwhelmed. I am still currently trying to work on this with myself but have slowly been getting better and better. I respect others so much so why can’t I have that same respect for myself? Great question- I don’t know the answer. 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With some practice, praise, patience, and a lot of treats, I am finally able to walk around my yard with Sophie and feel confident she will come to me when called. We have been tested with other dogs and even cars coming down my driveway. And she has learned to greet folks without jumping on them. She finally being the pet I wanted her to be. I am so grateful for all the help and guidance that Dean’s List K9 Training gave us. I’d highly recommend Dean’s List K9 Training to help with your pet training needs.” — Linda Talley Santaniello https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/4d7f74f9-55d0-442c-9859-bdc2bfbb6899/IMG_6064.jpg Reviews - Sophie “Dean’s List K9 is very knowledgeable and is highly trained at dog training and teaching them obedience skills! She was very caring and supportive without chocolate lab during her 6 weekly training sessions. Their results with our dog Sophie were simply amazing! As new dog owners, working with Dean’s List K9 was a pleasure and very informative. We highly recommend Dean’s List K9 Training School! ” — Lee S https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/e9d5d603-2286-4fc6-acc9-c26c3c01187a/IMG_5545.jpg Reviews - Callie “Dean’s List K9 Training is very knowledgeable and very hands on. During training, she would take the time to ask questions about troublesome behavior and offer tips on how to address that behavior. Savannah was very professional and approachable. I enjoyed my 6 weeks with her, and my puppy has done great with her training” — Tammy F. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/d828556c-44ab-4ecc-b738-70b9d5d9b15f/IMG_0421.jpg Reviews - Finley “We just completed in-home basic puppy obedience training with Dean’s List k9 Training, they were absolutely wonderful to work with. Savannah is extremely knowledgeable and patient with the puppy, and with us. We looked forward to each session. Each session we reviewed what we learned the prior week and then moved on to new training. We all learned so much and plan to master the basics, and then work with her on more advanced training. I am totally impressed , and can’t say enough about this business owner. Savannah is profession, responsive, punctual, and extremely motivated to work with you and your dog to meet your obedience and training goals. I highly recommend Savannah and her business. It’s been such a pleasure to work with her.” — J Ash https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/1da2bcea-b926-4e43-9a01-404c7683d923/IMG_0420.JPG Reviews - Willow & Penny I cannot recommend Dean’s List K9 Training enough! Savannah is so sweet and loves the dogs she works with so much. She turned my squirrel brained golden retriever into a dog I can walk not one that walks me and that no longer attacks my windows or doors when someone comes up to the house. She has also helped me finalize the training on my service dog and continues to help us be a stronger team. I will forever be grateful for her hard work and love of my babies! —Paige Deringer https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/28cbdb35-3292-4d88-8cc3-5ea8399d5d29/image0.jpeg Reviews - Stella & Cookie “I contacted Dean’s List K9 Training after my two dogs became aggressive with each other. After several fights and injuries, I knew I needed help. From the beginning I could see the passion Savannah has for her job. She took the time to demonstrate the skills we needed to train our dogs. She made sure we knew what we were doing to succeed at our weekly goals. She goes above and beyond, always answering our questions. Thanks to Savannah, our girls have repaired their relationship. Savannah was a lifesaver for us when we thought we would have to rehome one of them. — Rachel Boehnke https://www.deanslistk9training.com/trainers daily 0.75 2025-05-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/1674865657417-HET7CT1K2BMN22A5ZRJ0/DeansListDogTrainingJune2022ForPrint-26.png Trainers https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/78ca5448-b373-441f-80b0-9ce8f0a33f30/IMG_7905.JPG Trainers - Savannah! Owner I started DLK9 Training in 2021 after graduating from an in-person dog training program where I flourished in gaining 6 months of in person training experience, as well as earning many awards. I have two golden retrievers that both have their own Instagrams (yes, I’m that person:))! My favorite clients to work with are those that have the goal to bring their dog with them wherever they can! (stores, breweries, trail walks, off leash, etc.!) When I’m not training you can find me reading, doing game nights with my inner circle (we love playing the new survivor card game), or eating good food! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/75888f49-b972-487a-8482-e3047e5a6d30/IMG_9689.jpg Trainers - Emily! “I’ve been with DLK9 since April of 2024 after working in almost every aspect of the dog world over the last 6 years! From boarding & daycare, training, vet med, and grooming! I have 3 personal dogs, all retrievers and full of themselves! My absolute favorite types of clients to work with are the ones that stumbled upon pups that are FULL of energy or attitude and don’t know what to do with them! ANY dog with a drive and the personality to go with it is my cup of tea! When I’m not surrounded by my client’s dogs you can catch me out and about at marks, breweries, or just hanging out with my friends or family :)!” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/af85a52c-19c2-4ecd-ba8b-901be4f211d2/IMG_3626.JPG Trainers - Rachel! “I have been in the animal field for 10 years working with horses, dogs, and cats! I am a graduate from Animal Behavior College and began training with DLK9 in June of 2024! I have a 4-year-old black lab/husky mix named Leland, he is my soul dog, and I wouldn’t be the trainer I am today without him. I hold a special love for the more difficult cases (behavior modification) but also love puppy training the basics as well! During my free time away from training dogs I love being outside enjoying nature with my little family and collecting old Volkswagen bug items!!” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/3db836fa-b760-4983-a781-be1e33660f9a/Tezza-2176.JPG Trainers - Alena! “I joined DLK9 as a trainer in February of 2025 after discovering my passion for dog training in summer of 2024 when Savannah worked with me and my rescue dog Jojo to overcome his reactivity and aggression. Soon after I started shadowing her and learning how to be a dog trainer. I have extensive experience and education in human behavior analysis and therapy. As a dog trainer, I’m passionate about helping dog owners understand why their dogs engage in undesired behaviors and help replace them with appropriate skills. I especially love working with puppies and reactive dogs. During my free time I enjoy cooking, reading, spending time outdoors with Jojo, traveling, and training in martial arts.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/172e4dd8-1b16-4dd4-af37-6ce0e1aca2c0/IMG_8595.JPG Trainers - Mackenzie! “My journey into dog training started after graduating from the Highland Canine School for Dog Trainers, specializing in Basic Obedience and Behavior Modification. My mission is not just to address the behavioral needs of dogs but to empower their owners with knowledge about how dogs learn and communicate. Having over four years of experience in Veterinary Medicine, I’ve had the opportunity to observe various behaviors in the clinic that reinforce my belief that every dog can thrive with the right guidance. I am dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of dog and their families. My work is driven by the joy of witnessing transformation in dogs and the deepening bond between them and their owners. In my free time I love tending to my ever-growing plant collection and hanging out with my friends!” https://www.deanslistk9training.com/training-philosophy daily 0.75 2025-05-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/1675722298407-T684KWBOUQPWJ5O8G2FK/Dean%27s+List+Web+Background-01.jpg Training Philosophy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63d1b8465f06343ca93a8aaa/c3512081-c4b0-499e-88e5-4021e21999df/IMG_1919.JPG Training Philosophy - What is a balanced trainer? As balanced trainers we pride ourselves on acknowledging that every dog is different. Not all dogs are motivated by the same thing! Every dog is SO different, meaning we constantly are getting creative in ways to motivate your dog to perform! We strive to empower our owners to do what is going to best for their dog! At DLK9 we utilize a mixture of positive reinforcement & training tools such as e collars! 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