Confidence Built. Leadership Earned.
Whatcom, Skagit, & North Snohomish County
Welcome to HutterK9!
At HutterK9, we help dogs become confident, steady companions — and we coach owners to become the calm, capable leaders their dogs need.
We can absolutely teach advanced obedience and all the flashy commands — and we love that work. But what we’ve found is that’s not what most owners truly want, or what helps most dogs thrive. It’s not about perfect positions or drills. It’s about mindset. Training is a lifestyle — not something you do once and forget about.
Just like us, our dogs are going to make mistakes. No matter how much training they have, they won’t be perfect — they aren’t machines. And honestly, that’s what makes it so rewarding. It’s about building something real together — learning, growing, and building trust every step of the way.
HutterK9 is proud to partner with The Pittie Project PNW, supporting rescue dogs and foster families while working to break breed stigmas. We’re especially passionate about helping misunderstood dogs get the fair shot they deserve by giving them the structure and leadership they truly need to thrive.
Our Services
1:1 Private Training
Personalized one-on-one coaching tailored to you and your dog, focusing on the goals that matter most.
Group Training
Structured group sessions to build skills, confidence, and neutrality around dogs and people.
Day Train
Drop-off training 1–3 days per week for structured socialization, fulfillment, and learning while you’re at work.
Board & Train
An immersive program where your dog lives and trains with us, building a solid foundation you can maintain at home.
Our Training Philosophy
At HutterK9, we combine Method K9’s structured approach with the heart and soul of NePoPo®️.
We focus on dog psychology, understanding drives, and building resilient dogs who can handle stress while teaching owners to lead with clarity and confidence.
The Popeye Program
Inspired by the dog who started it all, The Popeye Program offers special rates for rescue dogs, recently adopted dogs, fosters, and our community heroes.