Creating clear communication between you and your dog through the use of tools and positive reinforcement.

 
 
 
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On the Mark Balanced Training offers e-collar board and trains ranging from simple manners to more complex behavioral issues as well as boarding for graduates.

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We share each dog’s training journey while they are here with us.

Next up in our dog intro series is Weller! This handsome boy is a 4.5yr old Belgian Malinois & German Shepherd Dog (GSD) mix. l originally got Weller thinking I was getting a full bred Malinois, in the hopes of doing bite work. When he walked o
What does a solid ‘heel’ look like? Focus on 3 key pieces of the heel command: position, mindset, and release. Your dog’s nose position should be at or behind the middle of your (left) hip, NOT in front. This position puts them in
It’s time to bring back an old past time: The Pack Walk! Join me in Redmond on Saturday, March 2nd at 10am for a pack walk and get some great practice in with built in support while being surrounded with others who have the same rules and goal
It felt wrong not to intro the biggest part of OTM - the dogs! First up is Croc, the cute and goofy Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever. Croc was part of an Australian themed litter and I chose to keep his litter name “Croc”. His full name
New year, new intro! I wanted to start the new year off right and say hello (again). For those of you who haven’t met me, I’m the owner & head trainer of On the Mark. In addition to a BS in Animal Sciences from Purdue, I have over 10
Happy Winter Solstice! It’s finally the beginning of the end of the Big Dark. Cheers to longer days ahead, and more walking hours with our canine companions! From all of us at On The Mark Balanced Training, we wanted to take a moment to wish a
Dog parks and unstructured daycare are a popular way to ‘socialize’ and exercise our pups, but did you know that they are high risk environments for behavioral issues and diseases? It can be heartbreaking to realize that something we th