Prestigious Pooch

Prestigious Pooch Prestigious Pooch Dog Training: CPDT-KA. Specializing in Obedience Training, Behavior Modification a CPDT-KA and member of Pet Professional Guild.

Our training philosophy is that we do what works best for your dog! When working with an owner/dog combo, we like to evaluate them in their home environment and provide the owner with specific, custom tailored suggestions and exercises that will best work for them and their dog. We see each dog as an individual and don't use the same approach to every situation, but always using a gentle hand and

with science based/positive reinforcement methods. It’s important to learn what your dog is motivated by before expecting them to work for you. We believe that in order to effectively communicate with dogs, we need to speak to them in a language that they understand, rather then expecting them to understand OUR language through intimidation and physical force. We constantly strive to stay on top of the ever evolving science of dog training and behavior by attending seminars hosted by the best trainers/behaviorists in the business. We have over 17 years of professional dog training experience, but a lifetime of animal experience. Cora-“Growing up in rural Washington State, my family was active in wildlife rehabilitation and took in many raccoons, squirrels, and deer. Having a mother that was a Veterinary Technician, we always took in stray and unwanted dogs. We would get them back to a healthy state and train them, then find them new forever homes. Working with dogs is a true passion of mine and I couldn't think of anything else that I would rather be doing with my life. I acquired my professional experience and education from The Academy of Canine Behavior in Bothell, Washington. I am a registered Tester/Observer of Therapy Dogs Inc. and previously volunteered with my wonderful dog, Alice (RIP), by visiting hospice patients and hospitals. We LOVED sharing a smile and a wagging tail on visits with others that were having a difficult time.”

We’re sticking with the positive & wholesome content, so here’s a picture of Gilbert cheesing after I taught him how to ...
04/14/2026

We’re sticking with the positive & wholesome content, so here’s a picture of Gilbert cheesing after I taught him how to take selfies!

The world is in pretty rough shape right now…so here’s some much needed Penny content 🌻
04/14/2026

The world is in pretty rough shape right now…so here’s some much needed Penny content 🌻

Penny the Mini Doxie has become quite popular with the boys during her stay with us! Winston the CKCS & Cody the Akita m...
04/10/2026

Penny the Mini Doxie has become quite popular with the boys during her stay with us! Winston the CKCS & Cody the Akita mix are absolutely smitten with her, and really, who can blame them?!

Doodle Palooza is in full swing and it’s safe to say that we’ve got our hands full…We’d love to tell you more, but the D...
03/30/2026

Doodle Palooza is in full swing and it’s safe to say that we’ve got our hands full…

We’d love to tell you more, but the Doodles are calling…literally!

03/21/2026
03/03/2026

Our goal isn’t to create an overly dependent, workaholic dog thats reliant on us making EVERY decision for them during outings or social interactions…

When it comes to working with reactivity, be that excitable or fearful, our main goal is to build confidence and promote neutrality.

In these scenarios its often easy to focus so much on classic conditioning that we forget about just how important and ground breaking operant conditioning can be!

In this case, we have practiced both classic and operant conditioning when it comes to Finn’s reactivity…

For example, when he was young and first started practicing his reactive behavior, we worked on redirecting with a simple “look” verbal-cue whenever he began to overly fixate on a trigger, followed by a high value reward. Now’a days, we’re able to reward Finn for making good decisions on his own accord, thus making him more likely to succeed in making good decisions in the future!

Believe it or not, Finn is mostly German Shepherd and Doberman! But one this is for certain and that is that he is 100% a good boy!!

02/22/2026

Recall - Part 2

Why recall may be stronger in certain breeds more than others…

02/19/2026

Recall - Part One!

Real time proof that solid recall can be achieved without the use of tools!

Here’s Bear! Letting other dog training pages know that you don’t have to take yourselves SO seriously all the damn time...
02/16/2026

Here’s Bear! Letting other dog training pages know that you don’t have to take yourselves SO seriously all the damn time!! 🐶🌄💩

It only makes sense that this heartbreakers birthday happens to also be Valentines Day! We couldn’t happier to host Isla...
02/15/2026

It only makes sense that this heartbreakers birthday happens to also be Valentines Day!

We couldn’t happier to host Isla for her 5th birthday!! 🎉🐕

She celebrated this monumental day by herding friends, eating the cake that mom and dad packed her and playing in the snow!!

Happy Birthday, Isla! We love you ❤️

02/15/2026
Hopefully this older gentleman’s family will look for him, but if not, I hope that he finds a great home soon!
02/11/2026

Hopefully this older gentleman’s family will look for him, but if not, I hope that he finds a great home soon!

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Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
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My training philosophy is, I do what works best for your dog! The methods that I use will vary depending on the dog I am working with, but will always be using positive reinforcement to achieve the desired results. When working with an owner/dog combo, I like to evaluate them in their home environment and provide the owner with specific, custom tailored suggestions and useful, positive methods that will best work for them and their dog. Owner education and participation is key to a successful training routine. I see each dog as an individual and don’t use the same approach to every situation. Every dog has different likes and dislikes, just like we do, so it’s important to understand what motivates YOUR dog and to be realistic with the owner’s expectations. I believe that in order to effectively communicate with dogs, we need to speak to them in a language that they understand, rather then expecting them to understand OUR language through intimidation and physical force. Humans were the ones to domesticate dogs, so we owe it to our best friends to teach them how to live in our world through patience and understanding. It is my goal to help dogs and humans live in harmony and enjoy a healthy, balanced life together. Working with dogs is a true passion of mine and I couldn’t think of anything else that I would rather be doing with my life.