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SPRING CLASS SCHEDULE Beginning February 9th, we will be offering Agility 101, Puppy & Adolescent Foundation, and a Tricks class. Please visit the classes page for more information on each class. We are always offering Private, 1 on 1’s as … Continue reading →

Holy TRAP! It is the peak of many trapping seasons in Montana.  In our rural neck of the woods, it is unlikely for many of you to exercise your dog in town only, every day, for all the exercise it … Continue reading →

Tis the Season Happy Holiday Season to all. Rocking K9 Companions is between class sessions right now. Until we get the next schedule posted, keep in mind we are always available for private lessons and 1 on 1 consultations. Here … Continue reading →

Fall Schedule is Up! Now that the kids are back in school and summer travel is coming to an end, let’s get your rocking canines back on a training routine too. We have some new and exciting classes to offer … Continue reading →

Independence Day – Please Play It Safe We at Rocking K9 Companions want to wish you and your rocking canine’s a very happy and SAFE 4th of July. This is a holiday that many dogs go missing. Why? Fireworks and … Continue reading →

Rocking K9 Companions is offering private 1 on 1s this summer to help you travel safely and successfully with your dog as well as welcome friends and family with or with out traveling canines into your and your dogs home … Continue reading →

My Turn For School Location: Seattle Weather: Rainy Why: To Attend a Dog Training Seminar by Ian Dunbar That’s right, I am in Seattle, sitting on my friend’s couch, looking out over Pikes Place Market, drinking a nice cup of … Continue reading →

New Session of Classes is Posted Please check out the classes page to see what Rocking K9 Companions has to offer you and your dogs. Puppy and Intermediate Foundation – 6 week class, begins April 12 Tricks Class – 4 … Continue reading →

What Did Your Dog Do Today? I love catching dogs in action. Today, Bo and Arrow got the goats in to the pen. Here they are in action.

The dog training association I am certified with, CCPDT, requires one to stay up-to-date with current trends and ideas in the positive reinforcement training world by requiring trainers to complete 30 continuing education credits every 2 years.  I spent the first year … Continue reading →