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24/10/2024
šļø **Looking for a private space to train or play with your dog?** š¾
We have just the space at our new up and coming Canine Culture Fyswhick premises!
Our **private training & play space** is now available for hire.
Whether you need a secure area to work on training, let your dog freely explore a novelty space, or just enjoy some quality time together, our space provides a safe, clean, and well-maintained environment.
š **Ideal for:**
āļø Obedience training sessions
āļø Socialization playdates
āļø Confidence-building activities
āļø General exercise, activities & fun
Make the most of your time with your dog in a space designed just for them! š
07/10/2024
Exciting news for all Canberra puppy parents! š¾
Starting Monday the 14th October, we're opening up Canine Cultureās Puppy Day School at our new Fyshwick location.
Designed specifically for those who want to invest in their puppyās growth and development with the help and support of passionate professionals.
Our Puppy Curriculum emphasises a structured day plan of appropriate exercises and activities catering to the different developmental periods. We focus on meeting them where they are at and adjusting these activities for the best outcome and benefit for each pup. Every puppy is an individual!
Whether it's creating good habits, enhancing social skills, or working on physical and mental enrichment, we ensure your puppy is supported by certified trainers and behaviour specialists who truly understand what it takes to raise a well-rounded dog.
At Canine Culture, we believe in a more nuanced approach to the ātraditional doggy daycareā and are always working to achieve the ability to work in harmony with todayās busy lifestyles, so your puppy will thrive while you're out conquering the day.
If you are an invested puppy parent and would like to find out more about our new Puppy Day School ā enrol now and set your pup up for success!
If you are interested in Day School, please completeĀ our Day School Application FormĀ to put your name onto our onboardingĀ list, and our friendly admin team will be in touch when we are able to organise an assessment day for your pup.Ā
16/09/2024
Today's the final day to cast your vote for Canine Culture in the Local Business Awards!
We're beyond humbled to be supported by so many and couldn't have made it without OUR AMAZING COMMUNITY!
To our Canine Culture family who have shared your dogs with us over the last six years - your trust, loyalty, and enthusiasm have fueled our journey, and we're forever grateful.
To every single one of you who have joined our services in other ways, visited our shop, shared our posts, recommended us to friends, participated in our events - THANK YOU!
You're the reason we wake up every morning passionate about what we do. And to our fellow local businesses who've supported us along the way, we salute you! Your collaboration and encouragement mean the world.
Every vote counts, and we'd be honored to have your support. Let's celebrate the power of community and the love we share for our canine friends!
30/08/2024
Are you a passionate and motivated individual dedicated to developing your career in the canine industry?
Canine Culture is looking for an experienced Dog Handler to join our team.
A perfect opportunity for someone with strong initiative that wants to be working hands on with the dogs, and working within the team that have the same level of investment in their professional development.
What You Need:
ā¢ A healthy attitude towards your self development.
ā¢ A strong passion for dogs and a genuine desire to work in the industry.
ā¢ A strong desire to continue to advance your knowledge of canine behaviour and training.
ā¢ Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
ā¢ Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team.
ā¢ Patience, empathy, and willingness to be open to coaching and ability to adapt when needed.
The Role:
As a Dog Handler, youāll bring with you years of professional experience to ensure the highest standards of care for our canines. Youāll be responsible for managing and training multiple canines of various sizes and temperaments and assisting our management team with fostering strong relationships with the clients.
This role requires a reliable, physically fit individual who can handle some lifting, maintain a positive and professional attitude, and work seamlessly within a team.
Key Responsibilities:
ā¢ Client Engagement:
ā¢ Canine Transportation
ā¢ Canine Care & Husbandry
ā¢ Behaviour Training
ā¢ Structured Dog-Dog Social Management
ā¢ Team Leadership
How to Apply:
If youāre ready to take on a challenging and rewarding role, weād love to hear from you. Please apply using the Seek link.
*Please note that only progressed applications will receive a response. We encourage you to continue to apply in the future.
10/03/2024
Official welcome to Canine Culture foster dog āLobaā š¶
This pretty girl found herself in the pound for a very long 6 months before the universe plucked some strings and helped her make her way here. When we heard about her situation, after following up on a notice by the ACT rescue and foster team, we decided we could help her.
We went and picked her up just in time on the date that she was due to be euthanised. This was a few months ago in January.
Loba is a bit of an intense dog, so itās no surprise that she didnāt present well in the pound. The last few months with her we have set up all her routines and management to focus on being able to just decompress and allow all those different layers of stress to start to fall away.
Loba has settled in to our home really well. Now that she feels safe and has some stability around her she is allowing us to see new parts of her personality each day.
She loves āher peopleā fiercely. Finds immense joy in frolicking and rolling around off leash in the grass. Recently discovered that she can carry two chuckit balls at once if youāre not quick enough and will sell her soul for a venison ear.
We are working with Loba to help her become her best self, and although she has made huge leaps she still has a long way to go in her rehabilitation. When the right time comes we will start to consider her options for adoption. She is already very special to us and I know she is going to be a very difficult one to part with.
For now keep an eye on her on our socials here and there, we hope to share parts of her journey when we can ā¤ļø
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Hi there, my name is Lucienne, but everyone calls me Luci, and Iām the founder of Canine Culture Australia. Iāve always had a natural connection with animals. From a young age I was surrounded by all sorts of pets, but my deep connection with dogs has played the most significant role in my life. Stepping straight out of school and into the animal industry with a position in a vet clinic was a natural progression for me. During this time, I started to explore my interest in dog behaviour and training and it was not long before I realized this is where my true passion lay. I was so lucky to be able to get a position as a dog handler with an amazing local Canberra business. Not only could I be covered in dog hair, slob and constantly smelling of dog treats but I was given many great opportunities and invaluable experience. My personal and professional growth during my many years as a part of that team was quite significant before I stepped away to start a new adventure.
Making the decision to grow and develop Canine Culture has come after quite a dramatic event in my life. In 2017 I had my beautiful son Archer, who was the happiest little boy you probably could have ever known. During my time with Archer my dogs Meeko, Zephyr & the new addition of Nova were there as my support crew as they always are during changes as Iāve transitioned from one chapter of my life to the next. Always deepening my respect and admiration for them. In 2018, at only 16 months of age Archer passed away suddenly and unexpectedly. Again, my dogs were there for me and are here during the hardest year of my life. They have been playing a massive role in my healing.
Archer taught me so much about life, and he continues to teach me every day about living a life of purpose. Life is short, but it gives us plenty of time to do all that we want to do. To give meaning to life, follow direction to goodness and follow your passions. One of my biggest passions is working with our four-legged companions and the relationships that we share with them. All our relationships, including those with our dogs are gifts and the gift is in what each relationship can teach us.
We are not here for a long time. We are here for a purpose ā and to have a good time along the way. So through Canine Culture Iām going to have a pretty good time embracing the relationships I share with dogs and helping their owners with fulfilling their companions lives.
