Why Vaccinations Are Essential for Your Dog’s Health
Katie
January 6, 2026
As a professional dog trainer, I spend a lot of time talking about structure, obedience, and behavior, but none of that matters if your dog
Off Leash K9 Blog
Grand Rapids OLK9 Dog Training Blog is here to help you learn all you need to know about dog training. We talk about training methods, the Off Leash K9 Training advantage, and we give you practical tips you can do at home to get that obedient dog of your dreams!
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The Complete New Year’s Guide to Successful Training for Your Dog in 2026
Katie
December 30, 2025
New Year, New Habits, Better Behavior As the new year begins, many people in Grand Rapids set goals for health, consistency, and growth, but few
Year in Review: Our Top Unforgettable Dog Training Wins of 2025
Katie
December 23, 2025
A Year of Transformation and Teamwork As 2025 comes to an end, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the incredible progress made by our
The Gift of Training: Why Obedience Makes the Perfect Present
Katie
December 16, 2025
Beyond Toys and Treats Each holiday season, pet parents in Grand Rapids fill stockings with squeaky toys, treats, and cozy blankets. But while those gifts
Holiday Hazards: Dangerous Foods, Decorations, and More
Katie
December 9, 2025
Festive Fun with Hidden Risks The holiday season brings lights, laughter, and family gatherings across Grand Rapids, but it also brings hidden hazards for dogs.
Winter Training: The Season Perfect for Maximum Progress
Katie
December 2, 2025
Winter Is No Excuse to Pause Training When temperatures drop in Grand Rapids, many dog owners put training on hold. The assumption is that cold