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Canine Mates Club 🐾 Building mutual trust & respect
🐾 Force-free dog training classes.

05/10/2025

Graduation week is always a perfect opportunity to show off how far our doggies have progressed.
Trick training helps build bonds and is often more fun than training other behaviours.


It is with great pleasure that I announce the introduction of the Pet Dog Ambassador programme at Canine Mates Club, for...
05/10/2025

It is with great pleasure that I announce the introduction of the Pet Dog Ambassador programme at Canine Mates Club, for which I have obtained certification as an instructor and assessor.

To learn more about this programme or get involved, please follow the link in the comments.

Ps. My dog Nano and I have successfully completed the level 2 programme.

A pawfect way to spend a day off, Nano's first ever kayaking adventure. She loved it!
04/10/2025

A pawfect way to spend a day off, Nano's first ever kayaking adventure. She loved it!



28/09/2025

The five Bronze class graduates have ample reason to celebrate. After completing the comprehensive 9-week course, they have acquired proficiency in fundamental skills such as sitting, walking on a loose leash, and practicing good food manners. They can look forward to the Silver level course in the upcoming term.


14/09/2025

🐶✨ Week 8 of our 9-week program is here, and our Bronze class doggos are absolutely nailing their settle skills!
🎉 With such great focus and calmness, they’re proving that they can tune out distractions—even that pesky person wandering around with a camera!
📸 Join us in celebrating their progress and witness the transformation of these amazing pups! 🐾❤️

07/09/2025

Help your dog be happy and healthy through enrichment activities

Dogs need regular mental and physical stimulation to be at their best. Enriching your dog’s life with a range of tailored activities means less boredom, stress and anxiety. They’ll also learn how to have fun on their own which can help alleviate separation anxiety issues. This all translates to better behaviour and a longer, healthier life.

A good enrichment activity should encourage movement and mimic behaviours your dog would need in the wild to satisfy their physical and mental needs, such as fetching and foraging.

An enrichment activity should not cause stress or anxiety. If your dog seems disinterested, hesitant or afraid, then the activity is not enhancing their wellbeing. Observe your dog carefully and come up with ideas that stimulate them and feed their need to do and explore.

30/08/2025

Entertainment?...challenge?...workout?...

Happy International Dog Day!
25/08/2025

Happy International Dog Day!

Nano is assessing the situation. Is it worth coming outside?FYI: It is nearing dinner time and so she may be conflicted.
23/08/2025

Nano is assessing the situation. Is it worth coming outside?

FYI: It is nearing dinner time and so she may be conflicted.

Some great Dog Bite Prevention Tips for Parents, Kids and Dog Owners.
18/08/2025

Some great Dog Bite Prevention Tips for Parents, Kids and Dog Owners.

A FREE masterclass via  3 videos delivered by Karolina Westlund on how best to resolve the unwanted behaviour that our b...
16/08/2025

A FREE masterclass via 3 videos delivered by Karolina Westlund on how best to resolve the unwanted behaviour that our beloved animals might be showing.

Available now until August 28.

A framework to resolve challenging behaviour

18/07/2025

✨ Don’t underestimate the joy of life rewards for your furry friends! Watching your dogs play chasey with their best pals is not just fun; it strengthens their bonds and keeps them active and happy! 🐾 Treat your pups to the adventures they crave and witness the joy of a tail-wagging, playful life.
Ps. This is shown at 2x speed.




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