Watts Freestyle K9 Training

Treating the cause, not the symptoms.

25 Years of Dog Training Experience and Knowledge!

Watts Freestyle K9 Training

Treating the cause, not the symptoms.

About Us

Why Us?

Gary L. Watts is a graduate of Reifs Advanced K9 Master Trainer Program in Divide, Colorado. Gary's training included over 2,400 hours of classroom and field work. In addition to being a Master Dog Trainer, Gary is a Certified Advanced Pet Care Technician.


Gary is also a graduate of The National

K-9 Learning Center in Columbus, Ohio. The National K9 Learning Center School for Dog Trainers is renowned for it's "Dog Training and Support Dogs for the Handicapped Training Programs".

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Our team takes part in ongoing training and certification programs every year

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Our team takes part in ongoing training and certification programs every year

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Our team takes part in ongoing training and certification programs every year

15+ Years in Service

Our team takes part in ongoing training and certification programs every year

About Us

Why Us?

Here at Watts Freestyle K-9 Training we train all breeds of dogs. Training has come a long way from the old style of harsh methods of compulsive training. Our training methods use motivational, positive reinforcement. We use the dog's instinctive drive to help create desirable behaviors and further refine the training your dog begins to learn.

This type of approach has created extraordinary success in achieving great reliability and enthusiasm. All dogs benefit from this type of obedience training. Obedience training is the foundation for all dogs and will help develop a stronger bond and mutual respect between you and your dog. Having a basic understanding of what motivates dogs and how to work through the undesirable reactions and behaviors and turn them into a positive desired behavior, is the key to our training philosophy.


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Puppy Training

In our Puppy training programs, the emphasis is on teaching owners how to set limits, better communicate, and properly socialize their puppy.

Obedience Training

In our Obedience and Behavior Modification, the emphasis is on precision, working through distractions, reading your dog, behavior issues, and teaching your dog and you the basic foundation of obedience.

Specialty Training

Upon request I train dogs for Tracking, Search & Rescue, personal protection, ring sport training, and scent detection after they have been evaluated for this kind of fun, challenging, and rewarding kind of work.

Our Testimonials

Happy Clients Say

He did a great job on training me on how to handle Grizzly. We have a lot less trouble in handling Grizzly. He is very thorough in his training.

Charlie G.

I receive nothing but the highest quality care at Prairie. And everyone I've worked with has been so loving with my pets!

Marsha N.

My last hope was finding someone to help train her and me. I found Gary at Watts freestyle K-9 training. Gary helped me to understand what was needed to make Bella a well-balanced dog. Thanks to Gary‘s help she is well adjusted and just the best dog ever.

Cara B.

Master Dog Trainer

Meet Gary Watts

Gary L. Watts is a graduate of Reifs Advanced K9 Master Trainer Program in Divide, Colorado. Gary has over 25 years of experience in dog training. In addition to being a Master Dog Trainer, Gary is a Certified Advanced Pet Care Technician.


Gary is also a graduate of The National K-9 Learning Center in Columbus, Ohio. The National K9 Learning Center School for Dog Trainers is renowned for it's "Dog Training and Support Dogs for the Handicapped Training Programs".

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