TTS Dog Training

Meet Rascal he is in need of a new home. He is a 2 year old lab that just gets too excited making him unsafe for his current owners. He is a jumper and needs some help on his manners but a super sweet guy. Contact me if you are interested in adding this sweet guy to your family.

I will be closed down and not taking clients during April I will provide updates for what I will be doing through the summer at a later time.

Merry Christmas🎄

Effective October 7th there will be a change in my prices. I have listed below the current services and their new prices as well as new options with their prices.

Obedience sessions in Hermiston will now be, $25 for a 30 minute session and $50 for an hour.
Obedience sessions in locations outside of Pendleton will now be $30 for 30 minute sessions or $55 for an hour session.

My cancelation fee is the same for all locations and session times and will be $15 this is for sessions canceled within 24 hours of the scheduled session time.

I have opened a package for obedience it pays for 4, 30 minute sessions
Hermiston - $80
Outside Hermiston - $100

Puppy headstart will continue to be the sane prices.

If there are any questions or concerns feel free to reach out. I appreciate everyone's patience while in the midst of this new transition. For those with a package paid for that is scheduled into October these changes will be implementing after the final pre paid session.

This boy has been working hard for 9 months he still has some learning to do. But his handler has been doing a fantastic job following through with his training. Pictures are of an outing outside the round up grounds videos will post later he worked on ignoring distractions while heeling, working on stays, and relaxing with all the caos, he did amazing. Calm and confident.

A friendly reminder everything you do with your dog is training. Whether it's what you want to teach them or not is completely up to you.

Class started last week and these pups are learning so quickly but so much more importantly so are their owners. These pictures are from week one and two.

It's that time of the year again, Summer. We all know it is starting to get hot. We can make changes to our lives to make this change in temperature a bit more enjoyable. Our dogs rely on us to make those changes for them.
I see many dogs out on walks and enjoying the sunshine doing many other activities. But if the asphalt is too hot for you to walk around barefoot neither should your dog. A great alternative is playing in the grass, though my personal favorite being boots. I have linked my favorite brand below. If neither of these are good options for you another would be find a pet friendly store and go on a walk there places like homedepot, petsence, D&B, ect... (always ensure the places you choose is pet friendly.) Always make sure you take plenty of water for your dog.

The last thing I will say is do not shave your dog. This can actually worsen your dogs ability to adjust to the heat. Causing sunburns and stopping your dog from being able to regulate their temperature. Believe it or not your dogs giant coat works as an insulator for your dog not only keeping them warm during the winter but keeping them cool during the summer. (This does not apply to breeds that require regular haircuts such as poodles, schnauzers, ect...)

Do your part in ensuring your dog is safe this summer.

(Boots)
https://www.amazon.com/QUMY-Waterproof-Reflective-Velcro-Anti-Slip/dp/B01LYITJ4S/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?crid=1PJTRA095IXGH&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.0IOMQIDkIp_SkRssFrkPqKjQFEZS_FoxkAlWM2gi672zahRlPBFTlKjbBRxStNohSgdNPUKAaAHBAs9nEaD89o5A9LCrCnkb6ITtdUCbisrOfz6HcAAuUU_if9EDX_GQa_o1agfDIe92fQszPAFxV2aeQtA3aN4CElp332PsCocQEWlgWyX5P2GRKxV8AKrwqYDeTlE8zbSpU5UfFWwzkA.UVuXnwqOJYUaxG8Fi1REoZb_BL7JRmUbAPLVJ0bw8C0&dib_tag=se&keywords=qumy+dog+boots&qid=1719006208&sprefix=qumy+%2Caps%2C198&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9zZWFyY2hfYXRm&psc=1

Sign ups are open!
Beginner obedience class opening June 29th in Pendleton. Contact me for more information.

This boy has started his public access training. He is right on track and doing amazing.

This boy is learning so fast. I am super proud of their progress.