Adding a new dog or puppy to your home when you already have one (or more) furry residents is such an exciting step—imagining playtime in the yard, cozy cuddles on the couch, and twice the tail wags can make your heart soar. But as someone who's helped countless multi-dog households here in Tulsa and surrounding areas find harmony, I know it comes with real challenges too. The good news? With patience, kindness, and a thoughtful plan, most dogs adjust beautifully and become the best of friends.

Bringing home a new puppy is one of the most joyful experiences—those tiny paws, wagging tails, and endless curiosity light up our lives here in Tulsa and beyond. But let's be honest: those first few weeks can also bring a few "oops" moments on your carpet. Potty training doesn't have to be stressful, though. With a kind, positive approach rooted in patience and understanding, you can help your little one learn quickly while building a strong, trusting bond.

Hello, Oklahoma dog families. Picture this scene. You step out for a relaxing walk, dreaming of fresh air and quality time with your pup. Instead, your arm feels stretched like taffy while you ski behind a four legged freight train eager to chase every squirrel in sight. Sound familiar? As a dedicated dog trainer who has helped countless companions right here in Skiatook and the surrounding communities, I know leash pulling ranks as one of the biggest joy suckers for owners. The good news shines bright. Pulling is not a permanent trait. It is a habit we can reshape with patience, consistency, and an understanding of what your dog truly needs.

Hello, Oklahoma dog companions! Have you ever stood in your kitchen, coffee in hand, only to be serenaded by a symphony of barks from your otherwise angelic pup? Maybe it's the mail carrier's truck rumbling by, or the neighbor's cat sauntering the fence line, or perhaps it's just... everything. As a devoted dog trainer who's poured my heart into helping families quiet the chaos right here in our beautiful state, I get it: Excessive barking can turn peaceful evenings into a test of patience. But here's the truth, barking isn't rebellion; it's communication. Your dog is trying to tell you something, and with a little insight and gentle guidance, we can tune into that message and dial down the volume.

Hey there, fellow Oklahoma dog lovers! Imagine this: You're about to pick up your pup's well-loved toy, and a soft growl rumbles from their chest, freezing you in place. Or perhaps it's dinner time, and your gentle companion suddenly stands guard over their bowl like it's the last supper. It's a tough moment, isn't it? As a dedicated dog trainer who's spent years working one-on-one with pups and their families right here in Oklahoma, I've guided many through this very challenge. Resource guarding isn't a sign of a "naughty" dog—it's an instinct we can address with kindness, understanding, and steady steps.

Hello, fellow Oklahoma dog enthusiasts! If you're like me—a devoted dog trainer right here in the heart of Skiatook—nothing brings more joy than seeing a pup and their family hit that sweet spot of harmony. But let's be real: choosing the right dog trainer can feel overwhelming, especially when your furry friend is dealing with everything from leash reactivity to that endless zoomies energy.

Hello, Oklahoma dog parents! As a dedicated dog trainer based in Skiatook, I've had the joy of watching countless pups transform during our immersive board and train programs—especially when their families head off for that much-needed vacation. Leaving your furry companion isn't easy, but what if their "stay" doubled as a breakthrough in training? At Training by Jen, we specialize in personalized board and train services that turn time away into tailored skill-building, helping your dog conquer challenges like jumping, anxiety, or leash pulling while you relax on the lake or explore the hills.