Why we filmWatch the work
See the learning
happen.
A cue. A pause. A dog choosing to engage. A trainer recognizing the moment and rewarding it. Our training footage gives you a closer look at the work behind everyday life with a dog: the games, the walks, the practice, and the communication between dog and handler.
What we record
Real sessions.
Not staged clips.
We record the majority of each dog’s training sessions during their stay using a 360° camera. For our longer session videos, we choose the viewing angle to keep the dog in view, while preserving the session as recorded, without cutting it down or rearranging it. These recordings are published on our YouTube channel.
Sessions take place in a wide variety of locations, including parks, busy downtown areas, and dog-friendly stores. Alongside longer recordings, we create short episodes that focus on a particular skill or moment.
- A backpack mount, high above our heads
- A chest mount
- A tripod
A closer look
Look beyond
the command.
When you watch a session, notice what happens around each request. Longer recordings provide more context; short episodes make a particular teaching moment easier to follow.
- 01
The setting
Where the dog is working and what is happening nearby.
- 02
The communication
The cue, the handler’s movement, and any help the dog receives.
- 03
The response
What the dog does and how the trainer responds.
- 04
The reward
What keeps the dog interested in learning.
- 05
The next repetition
How the trainer builds on that moment.
Get to know our work
Find a story that speaks to you.
Start with something you would love to enjoy with your dog: a more comfortable walk, better communication, or a game you both understand. Watch the family describe their experience, then explore the training behind it.
Bring the learning home
Learn alongside
your dog.
Every Board & Train includes three full owner lessons. You practice the communication, timing, play, and handling that help you continue teaching your dog in daily life.
Angier K9 Field Notes
Go from a question
to the footage.
Field Notes connects training questions and explanations with source material. Explore a topic, follow a case, or look more closely at a teaching decision.
Your next chapter starts here
Tell us what you want to enjoy with your dog.
Your free in-person consultation gives us a chance to understand your dog, your household, and your goals.
