Off Leash K9 Training 30A Success Stories

At A Glance Koa is a 1-year-old red heeler mix who developed reactivity around other dogs, especially in busy public environments. After completing 9 obedience and reactivity sessions, Koa was able to return to farmers markets with his owner confidently. The Challenge Aidan Dillon works at farmers markets and brought Koa along from puppyhood. Over time, Koa developed reactivity with other dogs, and markets became too stressful to manage. When

At A Glance Lulu is a 120-pound English Mastiff who came to 30A Dog Trainers with leash aggression around people and other dogs. Because of her size, her owners needed a safer, calmer way to handle walks and public situations. Through structured training with Monica, Lulu began showing steady improvement in confidence and comfort on leash, even while sessions were still in progress. If you are dealing with similar leash

At A Glance Beau is a 1½-year-old pit lab mix whose owners wanted better focus, clarity with basic commands, and stronger communication. Beau completed a 2-week Board and Train with Monica, and the results went beyond obedience. Dog: Beau Breed: Pit Lab mix Age: 1.5 years Location: 30A area Program: 2-Week Board and Train Primary Goals: Focus, command understanding, owner education Outcome: Trained dog, confident owners, stronger relationship The Challenge

At A Glance Leo is a 10-month-old Golden Retriever whose owner wanted to build confidence, improve obedience, and learn how to become a more confident dog owner during an important developmental stage. Training took place with Monica at 30A Dog Trainers, focusing on both the dog and the handler so results would last beyond the sessions. The Challenge Ashley Hamilton wanted to do things right with her young Golden Retriever,

When Duke first came to Off Leash K9 Training 30A, he was a handsome, lovable dog with a big personality, and like many dogs, he needed guidance, consistency, and structure to reach his full potential. His family wanted a deeper understanding of his behaviors, clearer communication with him, and a foundation that would allow Duke to thrive for years to come. Their search for support led them to Allison, and

When Willie first joined us at Off Leash K9 Training 30A, he was a lovable whirlwind—full of enthusiasm, full of personality, and full of energy that didn’t always have a productive outlet. His family adored him, but they were honest about the challenges they faced. His excitement often burst into misbehavior, and daily life was becoming unpredictable. They needed a way to help Willie learn structure, develop self-control, and step