Daily Tip! Giving your dog choices! Growing up, we were never really given choices. Our parents always chose what they felt was best for us. We were made to go to school. We were made to attend a summer camp or church camp. We were made to attend church. Our parents knew this was the best decision for us. Our parents set curfews for us as teenagers, even if we didn't agree with them. Most children would say "No! I don't want to go to school, church or camp!" Most teenagers wo

Weekly Quote! Dog training is more about working the mental aspect of the dog then working the physical aspect. We teach them to look to their owner as their leader, how to have confidence within theirselves, and build the trust that they desperately need. Whie physical exercise is important, mental exercise is equally as important! #Dogtrainingtips #Dogadvice #Dogtips #Dogtrainingtips #GraysK9

Daily Tip! Choosing the right trainer for you and your dog. We get so many phone calls asking if we can train for hunting, protection, and even service dogs. Our focus at Gray's K9 is to create a peaceful environment between dog and family. We create a place where everyone involved can be happy. Our focus is solely for family dogs. When choosing a trainer for your dog, it is important to make sure you are choosing the right one. Ex: If you want a well trained family dog you w

Daily Tip! Love and Affection. Did you know to much love and affection can create behavioral issues to occur in your dog? Don't get us wrong, we aren't saying don't ever love on your dog. We love on our fur babies as well. What we are trying to say here is that there needs to be an equal balance of discipline and affection. There also is a right time and a wrong time to show your dog affection. Look at it this way. You have a child who is doing something wrong. It doesn't mat