K10 Professional Dog Training, LLC.

About our trainers

Riley Gutzman

Riley Gutzman’s educational and professional journey paints a vivid tableau of dedication and passion. Graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Texas A&M University, Riley showcased her academic prowess early on. Her pursuit of education didn’t stop there; she furthered her expertise by obtaining a Master’s in Elementary Education from Stephen F. Austin State University. This academic background laid a strong foundation for her subsequent career in public education, where she dedicated 13 years to teaching in the public school system.

In 2005, Riley’s personal life blossomed when she married Kennon Gutzman. Together, they embarked on a rewarding family life with the arrival of their six children, each adding more joy and fulfillment to their lives.

Riley’s career took a significant turn when she decided to follow her lifelong passion for dogs. After years of training her own dogs, she took the bold step of enrolling in the Master Trainer Course at National K9 in Ohio. Her dedication and hard work paid off as she earned the prestigious title of Certified Professional Trainer, a testament to her commitment and skill in dog training.

Together with her husband, Kennon, Riley co-owns K10 Professional Dog Training, LLC. This venture not only signifies a professional achievement but also underscores a personal dream turned into reality, allowing her to fuse her love for education and her passion for canine training. Their business thrives on the principles of care, expertise, and professionalism, making a significant impact in the community by helping others communicate effectively with their pets.

Jason Casbeer

Jason Casbeer, a dedicated and skilled military canine handler, has a rich history in this specialized field, beginning with his education at Angleton High School. After completing high school, Jason chose to serve his country by enlisting in the United States Marine Corps. His commitment and adeptness in the field led him to specialize in the Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) 5812, focusing on Military Canine Handling, a training he completed at Lackland Air Force Base.

During his five years of active service, Jason was deeply involved in handling and training military canines. His responsibilities were critical and diverse, ranging from explosive detection to narcotics identification, and even human tracking. These tasks required a high level of precision, patience, and expertise, skills that Jason mastered through rigorous training and real-world applications.

Post his honorable military service, Jason transitioned into civilian life, where he continues to apply his extensive knowledge and skills in canine handling. He currently serves as a trainer at K10 Professional Dog Training, LLC. Here, he leverages his military training to enrich the capabilities of dogs in various scenarios, ensuring they meet the demands of both household difficulties and provide companionship. His work at K10 not only underscores his passion for canine training but also his commitment to enhancing community prosperity and strengthening human-animal bonds.

About our program

Community Outreach

At our organization, we are deeply committed to contributing positively to our community in Brazoria County whenever we have the opportunity. In pursuit of this commitment, we have established several impactful programs that serve this vital purpose.

One of our key partnerships is with VOW22, a respected local veteran organization. Together, we work to train and provide service animals to our local veterans. The importance of this program lies in its capacity to support veterans who may need a trained companion to assist them with daily tasks or to provide essential emotional or physical support. This initiative not only aids in the rehabilitation process for our veterans but also enhances their quality of life through companionship.

Additionally, we collaborate closely with the Brazoria County SPCA. Our partnership involves offering discounts on services for dogs that have been adopted or rescued, making it easier for new pet owners to afford the care their new companions need. Moreover, we host free training classes every other week at the Lake Jackson SPCA location. These classes are designed to help adopters better understand and care for their pets, ensuring the animals’ well-being and helping them settle into their new homes more smoothly.

Ultimately, our programs and partnerships are crafted with the dual goals of enhancing the lives of our community members and providing necessary support to both veterans and animals in need. By connecting these elements, we strengthen the bonds within Brazoria County, fostering a more compassionate and supportive environment.

Contact Us

Riley Gutzman

1022 Colony Lane #385, Angleton TX 77515

979-319-9738

k10dogpro@gmail.com