All Dogs Training Co.

No attention for jumping, barking, or demanding it.

Calm behavior gets calm attention.

Learning to settle is a skill, and the sooner your puppy learns that calm gets them what they want, the more peaceful life gets for everyone.

All Dogs Training Co.
📍 HTX and ATX

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☎️ 713.909.7968 Houston

☎️ 512.648.4510 Austin

Problems with bad behavior with your dog or puppy? Or trying to skip the chaos stage all together?

Let me introduce you to your new bestie…the crate. 🐾

The crate isn’t punishment. It’s one of the best management and training tools you can use.

🚩Overtired puppy biting… Crate

🚩Destructive chewing… Crate

🚩Counter surfing… Crate

🚩House training accidents… Crate

🚩Separation issues… Crate

🚩Overstimulation… Crate

Most of these behaviors get worse when dogs have too much freedom before they’ve learned how to handle it.

A crate gives your dog a chance to rest, decompress, and practice calm instead of rehearsing unwanted behaviors.

Freedom isn’t the starting point. It’s something your dog earns through consistent, reliable choices.

The crate isn’t taking freedom away. It’s building the foundation for it.

The biggest transformation happens when the dog goes home.

When owners are committed to following through with consistency, structure, and reinforcement…it shows.

We do all the training sessions and heavy lifting, but then it’s the owners job to incorporate all that in daily life if we’re going to have success.

Accountability 💯

Remi’s owners are FANTASTIC 💥 But I knew they would be.

I love seeing our dogs and owners thrive. That’s what the goal of training should always be❤️

Good owners have good dogs.

We just wrapped up Roxie’s first tv shoot for a commercial🎥

She was a rockstar!

Can’t wait to share more once it airs! 🍸🍸

Good boy Casper.

When we first started Casper really struggled with reactivity, pushy behavior, and lack of impulse control, but with clarity he’s come sooo far.

Reactivity isn’t about pressure and forcing a dog to “just deal with it.”

It’s about teaching them that they have another option.

To breathe.
To think.
To choose calm instead of reacting.

Every good decision builds confidence. Every repetition changes the pattern.

The goal isn’t perfection. It’s a dog that learns to make better choices.

Wild man Cash fighting a losing battle to stay awake during his go-home lesson 😂

Cash is normally bouncing off the walls hyper, and a bit of a problem child for his family and 4-legged sister. But during his go-home lesson he was calm, relaxed, and falling asleep after 20 minutes.

We always preach that while exercise is important, mental stimulation is what will make your pup tired and happy.

If you’re going on walks for miles a day you’re not tiring your dog out, you’re just building a marathon runner.

But 10-15 minutes of making your dog use his noodle, and he’ll be exhausted and mentally fulfilled.

Which leads to a calmer, better mannered, happier dog overall.

🧠💪Mental stimulation for the win, every time.