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Hi guys!
I’m happy to announce that I have recently moved back to Perth and I am now opening up my availability!
There has been no changes to fees but please be advised that Wednesdays will be unavailable to me!
I’m excited to jump back into training with old clients and new!
If there are any questions or you would like to book in please don’t hesitate to get in touch!
A few months ago, Jack here could not be trusted off lead, he’d pick and choose when he wanted to listen and completely switch off to his handler when he saw another dog!
Now Jack is thriving with the freedom he has been given due to the reliability in his commands!
Check out this long distance recall away from sniffs!
Not only that, but Jack is now progressing to off lead obedience!
We are super proud of how far Jack and his handler had come through their training journey!
Dear my valued clients,
As of Monday 24th of April, when making a booking a 50% NON- REFUNDABLE deposit will be required to confirm your booking.
I am the type of person who values trust and honestly so I am disappointed I have to implement this.
Please remember that I am a small business who is still finding my footing as a business owner and I strive to make sure my prices are reasonable and affordable therefore non-payment will not be tolerated.
Should you need to reschedule, the deposit will be applied to your next scheduled lesson. Should you cancel a lesson, a new deposit will need to be made should you choose to rebook again in the future.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to get in contact with me!
Recall can be one of the harder things to teach our dogs due to other competitors like sniffs, other dogs and people so it’s important that when teaching your recall you make it as fun as possible!
For little Milo here, he loved a game of being the piggy in the middle!
Would you believe that young Jack here has the tendency to be frustration/leash based reactive towards other dogs? You wouldn’t even be able to tell that there was also a dog behind the camera either he was so focused on his Heel walking!
Jack has also recently moved into the “Proofing” stage of his training, which means introducing high level distractions and increasing expectations (though due to the heat, we kept it easy today!)
Cant wait to see where this boys trainings at in 6 months time!
You may all remember Rue from a post a while ago where she was learning her Heel command as well as working on her Dog Reactivity.
Rue took a big step in her Neutralisation today by working in an environment that was full of her usual triggers and boy did she nail it!
If you are struggling with your reactive dog on walks or want to sharpen up commands or even teach new commands then get in touch with us!
Engagment is the core foundations of all training! Without it, everything else will crumble!
Engagment means your dog is engaged with you - paying attention and showing energy for whatever task you have in mind!
You can see here that a Macy is engaged with her owner, compared to the high level distractions of the environment she was working in!
Teaching your dog to settle in places outside of the home is not only great for exposure and neutralisation but it also means you are able to bring your dog along on adventures completely stress free!
If youre wanting your dog to be able to join you for those coffee dates or those camping trips let us help you out!
There’s is a stigma around dogs that wear muzzles! People tend to assume that a dog is “aggressive” though there are many reasons a dog could be wearing a muzzle!
In Jacks case, he has the tendency to pick things up in the garden that he shouldn’t! After a few vet trips Jacks owners decided that teaching him a muzzle command would be beneficial! That way Jack can still be involved in outside activities that aren’t directly related to him like gardening!
Jack has recently moved into the second phase of freeshaping his muzzle which involves waiting for a little more duration in holding his nose in!
He’s such a smart boy and you can see he absolutely loves his Freeshaping sessions!
Taz has moved into the Proofing stage of his training! Lots of distractions around and yet he’s nailing his Heel as well as his recall!
Only 6 months old and only going to keep getting better!
Macy has recently moved into the ”Proofing” stage of her training! Which means ramping up the environmental distractions! She did brilliant with all the new distractions she’s never seen before and also did a great job doing some settling work at a Cafe!
We are so proud of Macy and the progress herself and her owners have made in the short few months of working with us!
Recently I have seen a rise in dog trainers going straight to suppressing behaviours with consequences to get “quick results” which may look good in the short term but long term is detrimental to the dog.
By suppressing behaviours and not addressing the root cause of the behaviour (fear, frustration, anxiety ect) they are only creating dog in which either becomes a ticking time bomb, or will begin to find other undesirable outlets for that emotional trigger.
A good dog trainer will NEVER be able to “fix” your dog in a single or even a few sessions. Behavioural Modification is a lengthy process that takes time and patience. Which is why it is important that when you are looking for a dog trainer, do your research and don’t be afraid to get second opinions.
We know that taking your dog for a walk is a key part of dog ownership so let us help you make those walks enjoyable and easy for you!
Giving Enzo structure and expectations on his walks by teaching him a Heel command has helped him grow into a lovely balanced dog as well as making his walks fun and enjoyable for him by not just physically stimulating him but mentally as well!
What’s so striking about doing dog work is how obvious this concept is, how much it’s in play, and how deeply it impacts dogs and their owners.
So many owners struggle with knowing what appropriate standards are, how to train them, and how to enforce them. I totally get that. These are by no means things that simply come natural to most folks. But it’s critical to understand how they are impacting you, your dog, and your life together.
I think for many they assume that whatever behavior their dog offers is just kind of “their dog”. They assume it’s a personality, or set thing which cannot be influenced. And while dogs definitely have unique personalities and genetic “luck of the draw” aspects which influence their behavior, what’s done with what your dog comes equipped with—how their behavior can be shaped by you—is an open question.
We consistently see even the most pushy, hardheaded, bratty dogs soften, become more cooperative and less combative. We see even the most anxious, insecure or fearful dogs gain confidence, stability, and learn to relax—even in environments which once created overwhelm. We see even the most reactive, explosive, loose canon dogs become calm, non-reactive, enjoyable walk partners.
Seeing this reality again and again, it becomes crystal clear that, while we may not be able to make our dogs into the perfect image of “doggery” that we’ve imagined or been sold as a given, we CAN have an enormous impact on what they ultimately become.
It’s a fascinating thing to contemplate what your dog is truly capable of, and how much you’re seeing of those capabilities—or not. I can’t say every standard you set will be met precisely as you’d wish. But I can say, that without higher standards, you’ll never have any idea who your dog truly is or what they’re truly capable of. What a tragedy to live a life together and never know that your dog could be so much happier, healthier, stable, enjoyable, safer—simply because you never set higher standards, demanded they be honored, and enforced them to the appropriate degree.
I can just about guarantee you that you’re only getting a tiny percentage of who and what your dog could be. If that upsets you, as it should, then I encourage you to become sufficiently knowledgeable in order to make this short time we have together the very best it can be. Whatever that looks like. ❤️
Dear our valued clients,
Unfortuntely we will not be taking on any more current Train and Board clients due to one of our trainers being injured. As a result we will not be able to accomodate any more dogs for the remainder of the year.
We hope to open our availabilities for Train and boards again early 2023.
We are still offering our Private Lesson services so be sure to book your pups before the end of the year!
Please also be advised though that we will not be holding Private lessons from 20th December till 5th January to allow our trainers to spend the Christmas/New Years with their family and beloved doggos.
If there are any questions, queries or concerns please do not hesitate to send us a message!
Woohoo! Check out our two Board and Train dogs Loki and Rolo practising their Heel walking together! Pack walks help encourage dog neutralisation as well as help reinforce the Heel position when another dog distraction is involved!
Only a week into their 5 week course, they are both progressing beautifully!
After a negative experience at a vet that involved his Muzzle, Bailey became very avoidant and shut down whenever he so much as saw his muzzle. This experienced also leaked into his halti becoming a negative association.
We always want our dogs to want to work with us and be engaged in the session so to help build Baileys confidence again we started Freeshaping any positive interactions towards his muzzle.
We honestly arent surprised that Bailey clued onto his free shaping exercise so quickly, check him out smashing his Freeshaping! The next step will to be to introduce a “muzzle” command and increase the duration in which he holds!
✨ BOARD & TRAIN NOVEMBER PROMOTION ✨
No matter big, small or somewhere in the middle, we’re able to customise our training programs to suit any kind of dog!
For the whole of November we will be running a promotional deal on our Board & Train programs!
Commence your Board & Train by the end of November and you will receive a discount of 20% off your Board & Train program!
*inclusive of your Initial Training Consultation price*
This exclusive offer is eligible on all of our Board & Train services - including our 2 Week Puppy course!
If you’d like to take advantage of this deal, feel free to PM us or send us an email through to; [email protected]
We look forward to hearing for you 🐶😊
Day 2 of teaching Loki his Heel command and he is blowing us away with how quickly he is picking it up!
When teaching a command, we like to originally pair it with a physical cue to help the dog understand faster! Once the dog moves into Training stage, we begin to phase the lures and body cues out to get that snappy verbal only commands!
We are so proud of the progress Rue is making!
Her owners are working so hard on her Heel walking and her dog desense!
From pulling on lead and reacting at every dog in sight you almost wouldn’t know there was a dog behind the camera!
Rue has progressed so nicely with both Heel and Desense we have now started on Recall!
Watch this space to stay up to date with Rues progress!
✨ INTRODUCING ROLO ✨
Rolo is completing a 5 Week Board & Train program with us as his displayed Human Reactivity/Aggression; which has resulted in a few bites to people visiting the home.
Due to being a multi-dog household, Rolo has also displayed litter mate syndrome which has made it difficult to for him to build independence and in turn has created a lack of confidence in his day to day life.
Rolo will focus on Crate Training, Confidence Building, Recall and general Responsiveness to Commands while his staying with us.
Even though it’s only his first day, we can already see the potential in him, to become a well balance dog in and out of the family home! 🐶🥰
…stay tuned!
✨ INTRODUCING LOKI ✨
Loki’s owners reach out to us due to general overstimulation when in the outside world which has led to him pulling on lead, being unresponsive to commands and reacting out of frustration towards other dogs. Loki also displayed reactivity towards people approaching the house and unfortunately being in a household of 3 dogs, these undesirable behaviours have begun to rub off on other dogs in the household.
While with us for 5 weeks, Loki will be focusing on Crate Training, Heeled Walking, Overstimulation when in the car and Dog Desensitization/Neutralisation.
We will also be working closely with Loki’s owners and their other 2 doggos through our Private Lessons to make sure everyone is ready for the transition when Loki returns home.
From what we’ve already seen, we’re super excited to continue watching Loki progress and flourish into a fantastic memeber of his family! 🐶🥰
…stay tuned!
Check out how much little Storm has grown! We first met little (or big now!) Storm at one a few months old! Now at 9 months, she is smashing her Heel walking. Check out the focus and engagement on her! Truly a little superstar! There’s no better feeling than seeing a pup grow and thrive into lovely young dogs!
✨ CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS✨
Check out some of our customers giving us some lovely feedback on their dogs and the progress they’re making from our training programs!
We also have to give credit to these owners putting in the hard work at home! Good job guys and keep it up 👏🏽
We can’t wait to keep watching your dogs flourish into model canine citizens!
Here Rue in her second lesson with Supreme Canine working on her Heel!
When we first met Rue she displayed frustration based reactivity towards other dogs and occasionally people! Though she means well and she just wants to say hi her reaction can look a bit intimidating!
With her reactivity, also came pulling on the lead when walking but her owners have been working so hard with their training and the progress she has made in short period of time has been fantastic!
Keep it up guys!
Nothing quite beats a late night pack walk! 💪
Check out Bluey working on how to stay focused and engaged with his handler around other dogs!
He did a fantastic job at ignoring Karma and working for his handler! In need of some fine tuning but this dog is always Impressing us!
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A few months ago, Jack here could not be trusted off lead, he’d pick and choose when he wanted to listen and completely switch off to his handler when he saw another dog! Now Jack is thriving with the freedom he has been given due to the reliability in his commands! Check out this long distance recall away from sniffs! Not only that, but Jack is now progressing to off lead obedience! We are super proud of how far Jack and his handler had come through their training journey!
Would you believe that young Jack here has the tendency to be frustration/leash based reactive towards other dogs? You wouldn’t even be able to tell that there was also a dog behind the camera either he was so focused on his Heel walking! Jack has also recently moved into the “Proofing” stage of his training, which means introducing high level distractions and increasing expectations (though due to the heat, we kept it easy today!) Cant wait to see where this boys trainings at in 6 months time!
There’s is a stigma around dogs that wear muzzles! People tend to assume that a dog is “aggressive” though there are many reasons a dog could be wearing a muzzle! In Jacks case, he has the tendency to pick things up in the garden that he shouldn’t! After a few vet trips Jacks owners decided that teaching him a muzzle command would be beneficial! That way Jack can still be involved in outside activities that aren’t directly related to him like gardening! Jack has recently moved into the second phase of freeshaping his muzzle which involves waiting for a little more duration in holding his nose in! He’s such a smart boy and you can see he absolutely loves his Freeshaping sessions!
Taz has moved into the Proofing stage of his training! Lots of distractions around and yet he’s nailing his Heel as well as his recall! Only 6 months old and only going to keep getting better!
Macy has recently moved into the ”Proofing” stage of her training! Which means ramping up the environmental distractions! She did brilliant with all the new distractions she’s never seen before and also did a great job doing some settling work at a Cafe! We are so proud of Macy and the progress herself and her owners have made in the short few months of working with us!
We know that taking your dog for a walk is a key part of dog ownership so let us help you make those walks enjoyable and easy for you! Giving Enzo structure and expectations on his walks by teaching him a Heel command has helped him grow into a lovely balanced dog as well as making his walks fun and enjoyable for him by not just physically stimulating him but mentally as well!
Woohoo! Check out our two Board and Train dogs Loki and Rolo practising their Heel walking together! Pack walks help encourage dog neutralisation as well as help reinforce the Heel position when another dog distraction is involved! Only a week into their 5 week course, they are both progressing beautifully!
After a negative experience at a vet that involved his Muzzle, Bailey became very avoidant and shut down whenever he so much as saw his muzzle. This experienced also leaked into his halti becoming a negative association. We always want our dogs to want to work with us and be engaged in the session so to help build Baileys confidence again we started Freeshaping any positive interactions towards his muzzle. We honestly arent surprised that Bailey clued onto his free shaping exercise so quickly, check him out smashing his Freeshaping! The next step will to be to introduce a “muzzle” command and increase the duration in which he holds!
Day 2 of teaching Loki his Heel command and he is blowing us away with how quickly he is picking it up! When teaching a command, we like to originally pair it with a physical cue to help the dog understand faster! Once the dog moves into Training stage, we begin to phase the lures and body cues out to get that snappy verbal only commands!
Check out Gus and his handler working on his Loose Lead walking! Gus usually has another handler but today his wife decided to give it a go and they both absolutely smashed it! Gus used to be a freight train on the lead and was very leash based reactive but after a few lessons with Supreme Canine, he is progressing in leaps and bounds! Go Gus!
We are so proud of the progress Rue is making! Her owners are working so hard on her Heel walking and her dog desense! From pulling on lead and reacting at every dog in sight you almost wouldn’t know there was a dog behind the camera! Rue has progressed so nicely with both Heel and Desense we have now started on Recall! Watch this space to stay up to date with Rues progress!
Here Rue in her second lesson with Supreme Canine working on her Heel! When we first met Rue she displayed frustration based reactivity towards other dogs and occasionally people! Though she means well and she just wants to say hi her reaction can look a bit intimidating! With her reactivity, also came pulling on the lead when walking but her owners have been working so hard with their training and the progress she has made in short period of time has been fantastic! Keep it up guys!
Nothing quite beats a late night pack walk! 💪
Check out Bluey working on how to stay focused and engaged with his handler around other dogs! He did a fantastic job at ignoring Karma and working for his handler! In need of some fine tuning but this dog is always Impressing us!
✨ Impulse Control ✨ Does your dog struggle to think before they act? Do they barge through doors, snatch food or jump all over everyone? This could be due to a lack of impulse control! Impulse Control teaches our dogs to not act on impulse but to think before they act 🐶 this is also helpful when working on any sort of reactivity your dog may display. Sitting and waiting for food is just one way to excercise your dogs Impulse Control, although your dog wants the food, they should be able to hold a position, ignore their impulse and wait for their release command. If you think your dog may need some help with Impulse Control, please don’t hesitate to send us an email at: [email protected]
Did you know that when training dogs, it’s important to proof the behaviours in all level of distraction environments! That way your dog will listen to you not only at home, but when they’re out and about as well! Here’s Cooper practicing his sit/stays incorporated with recall into Heel! To book in with us, you can email us at: [email protected]
Did you know we can work on more than just Obedience training? We specialise in behavioural modification too! If you have a human reactive or dog reactive dog, or even a dog that displays resource guarding or anxious behaviours we can help! Check out Bindi with her play/give!
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