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Furry Friends with a Cause - The Morning Standard
“For children with special needs, how AAT becomes different from human-centric therapy is that, while interacting with dogs the child is able to open up much more quickly and without inhibition.,” adds Adnaan Khan
Do Indie Dogs make good pets?
Adopting an indie dog raises a lot of questions in the minds of potential pet parents. Catch our next live session on 11th February at 6 PM with Adnaan Khan, Dog Behaviourist, Founder, and Owner of K9 School as he busts some of the prevalent myths about adopting indie dogs.
Unleash the Trainer in You
This three-day course happening in the city is perfect for pet owners and dog trainers to better understand the canine population.
More Indie Adoptions - Brut India
The PM called for more Indie adoptions. And here's why Indians are responding now more than ever.
Official jerseys worn by Mr. Virender Sehwag in two Different World Cups and personally signed by him for Adnaan
Here's to the years of hard work and struggle that we went through to reach where we are today.
K9 School India educated pet lovers through an interesting seminar
New Delhi, October 3, 2016: K9 School India conducted an engaging seminar about desi dogs yesterday at their Training Center in Chattarpur.
K9 School India educates pet lovers through seminar
New Delhi-based K9 School India has conducted an engaging seminar about desi dogs at its Training Center in Chattarpur.
Interview With Mr. Adnaan Khan, Owner K9 Dog Training School, Delhi
Dog training is an important part of any dog’s life for many reasons. It not only provides mental stimulation but also keeps your dog happy and healthy.
LBB - K9 School Coverage
K9 School is a dog-training facility unlike any other, specializing in providing both mental and physical exercise to your pooch with their dog gym and behavior and obedience training sessions, besides other basic services.
MCDs fail to rein in Delhi’s multiplying stray dogs
The three Municipal Corporations of Delhi (MCDs) have failed to tackle the menace of violent stray dogs despite mounting complaints from citizens about the problem in their colonies. The dog population in the capital has been rising rapidly due to a lack of resources and almost no effort on the part of the Delhi government to tackle the problem.