Home School Academy is K9 Principles’ newest in-home dog training option where your dog stays with you while we handle the training and coach you at home. Get faster, real-life results without sending your dog away. Book your discovery call today.
Dog training in Hamilton made simple: follow 7 proven steps to move from on-leash to safe off-leash freedom with reliable recall, calm control, and real-world confidence.
If you live in a city, you already know it feels busy from the moment you step outside your front door. Cars, buses, cyclists, stroller’s, children, other dogs, people in hoodies, people carrying shopping bags – it is never quiet.
Understand aggression in dogs from the ground up: causes, types, early warning signs, safe rehabilitation, what not to do, and how we at K9 Principles guide first-time owners with simple, humane steps that actually work.
Dog training isn’t an expense to “get out of the way.” It’s one of the few investments that pays you back every single day you live with your dog. For families seeking dog training in Hamilton, the right program turns everyday chaos into calm routines.
Thinking puppy? Read this first. A candid guide to time, potty training, teething, socialisation, and lifestyle fit—plus why an adult rescue may be the happier, calmer start. Book K9 Principles in-home dog training in Hamilton.
If you’ve ever closed the door and felt that twist of guilt in your stomach, you’re not alone. Separation anxiety is one of the most emotionally draining challenges for new owners, and it can make even simple errands feel impossible.
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Distraction training is one of the most valuable skills you can ever teach your dog. At K9 Principles, we see countless owners who proudly tell us their dog has mastered sit, stay, and recall inside the living room.
Training a dog is often thought of as a straightforward process of teaching cues, correcting mistakes, and reinforcing good behaviour.
