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I think 4-Week Boot Camp Cadet Bryer enjoys training! What do you guys think?

🐶📣Congratulations to 4-Week Boot Camp Cadet Tux! 🐾🎓

I’m so proud of how far this handsome boy has come! Tux came in needing help with some undesirable behaviors, structure, obedience, confidence, and learning better decision-making skills — and he has made incredible progress.

Through consistency, clear communication, and lots of fun, Tux has grown into a more focused, respectful, and well-balanced pup. He has been such a fun Cadet to work with and I can’t wait to see him continue to succeed at home! I know without a doubt his family is fully committed and will follow the plan!

Way to go, Tux! Welcome to the Blissful K9 alumni pack! 🐾🧡

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🐶📣Welcome Cadet Onyx!

Life wasn’t always easy for this girl, but brighter days are ahead. After being passed around to multiple homes and losing her previous owner unexpectedly, Onyx has finally found the furever home she deserves!

She’s here for a 4-Week Boot Camp to learn impulse control, tighten up her engagement, obedience, and learn how to navigate like a champ in any environment. She's been quite the handful for her new owner but we're going to fix that!

Welcome to the pack, Onyx! 🐾

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Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads out there!

Whether your kids have two legs or four paws, the love, patience, protection, and lessons you give leave a mark that lasts forever. 🐾

Wishing you a day filled with gratitude, joy, and unconditional love.

— Blissful K9 🐶

🎓🐾 Another Blissful K9 graduate! 🐾🎓

Congratulations to Cadet Jules on completing her Boot Camp!

This girl has put in the work and it shows!

From building engagement and obedience to improving impulsecontrol, confidence, and everyday manners, Jules has made awesome progress every step of the way. Navigating the real world like a champ!

It’s been a privilege being part of her journey, and I know she has a bright future ahead!

Way to go, Jules! 👏🐶

⚠️ New World Screwworm (NWS) has been detected in the U.S. for the first time in 60 years.

This parasitic fly can infest open wounds in dogs and other warm-blooded animals, causing serious injury and infection.

If you're traveling with dogs, check your state's updated inspection and health requirements, monitor wounds closely, and contact your veterinarian immediately if you suspect an infestation.

Learn more: https://www.akc.org/legislative-alerts/emerging-issue-new-world-screwworm-impacts-on-health-interstate-travel-with-dogs-2/

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