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About Jill Vogel

Jillian Vogel, owner of Gulf Coast K9, apprenticed at K9 Connection in Buffalo, NY before opening Gulf Coast K9 in South Florida. Her passion lies in helping dogs overcome hurdles, both small & large.
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How to Quiet Your Dog’s Barking

When humans and canines live together in the same space, circumstances may necessitate you to work on muffling your dog's barking, for everyone's sanity. 

By |August 9th, 2021|Uncategorized|0 Comments
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At-Home Agility Training

While professional classes with high-end equipment are wonderful, you can still decide to get started on agility training at home.

By |August 6th, 2021|Uncategorized|0 Comments
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Can You Trust Your Dog Unsupervised at Home?

Even adult dogs may need to be crated if they tend to be destructive when bored or unsupervised. Some may never be able to be left alone, and that’s okay!

By |August 2nd, 2021|Behavior|0 Comments
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Proper Leash Etiquette

With plenty more gorgeous summer days ahead of us, let’s review proper leash etiquette so that your evening walks are as enjoyable as possible.

By |July 30th, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments
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Protect Pets from Electrical Hazards

There are many ways to protect pets from harm. A recent post by a local electrical services company gives information about electrical hazards to our pets.

By |July 26th, 2021|Safety|0 Comments
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Helpful Training for Car Rides

With the summer upon us, Floridians are ready to hit the road. Bringing your dog along is fun, but challenging if your dog is not a fan of car rides.

By |July 23rd, 2021|Behavior|0 Comments
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Three D’s of Teaching New Behaviors

Teaching your dog new behaviors comes with many moments of excitement, and many challenges. A great way to help ensure your dog’s success in any new trick is to be consistent in your progression through the three D’s of training--distance, duration, and distraction. When you first approach a new aspect of training, it’s critical to [...]

By |July 19th, 2021|Behavior, Training Tips|0 Comments
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Keeping Your Dog Safe from a House Fire

You may have a plan for keeping your family members safe from a house fire, getting them out safely during an emergency. But what about your pets?

By |July 15th, 2021|Safety|0 Comments
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Getting Your Dog Used to a Pet Carrier

Dogs naturally love spaces they can “den” in, so as long as you introduce it slowly, they should take well to a pet carrier.

By |July 12th, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments
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Non-Associative Learning in Dogs

Both humans and dogs have the ability to learn in non-associative ways. Non-associative learning consists of responding automatically or reflexively to a stimulus, without having to actively try. While we do proactively train our dogs to perform behaviors, a puppy or new dog develops their own non-associative responses to their new environment as well. Two [...]

By |July 9th, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments