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Traynor Training

Traynor Training Certified dog trainer, that can help with basic obedience, puppies, manners and more.

12/25/2024

Just a reminder for the holidays what’s safe and what isn’t for your fur babies. Should they eat something toxic, and you are concerned, give a small amount of peroxide to induce vomiting

12/24/2024

Luna wishes everyone a safe and Merry Christmas! She is loving her new hat 😆

12/15/2024

Getting a dog is a long term commitment of 10-15 years at least. They aren’t disposable, so please for the sake of the dog think twice before giving one as a gift.

10/18/2024

Here are 5 essential points to know before adopting a dog 🐾:

1️⃣ Long term commitment
Adopting a dog is a commitment for 10 to 15 years or more. Make sure you're ready to offer time, love and care throughout his lifetime.

2️⃣ Costs to be foreseen 💰
In addition to food, there are veterinary costs (vaccines, deworming, spaying), accessories, and possible medical emergencies. Also provide a fee for grooming and grooming classes if necessary.

3️⃣ Daily time and attention ⏰
Dogs need daily exercise, mental stimulation, and social interaction. Some dogs require more activity than others: walking, playing, and educating them are essential for their wellbeing.

4️⃣ Choice of breed or type 🐕
Each dog has different temperament and needs. Find out about the breed or mix that best fits your lifestyle (energy level, available space, family with children or other animals).

5️⃣ Patience for education 🧠
Learning cleanliness, respecting rules, and grooming takes time. It's important to be patient and consistent. Considering a canine educator can also make all the difference.

Adopting a dog means adding a new member to your family. Preparing well is ensuring a good co-living for years of complicity!

08/25/2024

07/22/2024

A dog’s behaviour is a reflection on how you raised and trained them. Training isn’t just a 2 week activity, but a lifelong commitment for you and your dog.

06/17/2024

With the heat wave coming, please remember to keep your dog safe and cool! Walk your dog in the morning or at night when the sun has gone down. Remember that pavement can burn your pups paws. Test it first…put the back of your hand on the pavement for 5 seconds, if it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for your dog! And please do not leave your dog in the car!!

05/28/2024

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05/10/2024

Just another reason why dogs are the best

04/19/2024

Lea is all groomed after wearing a cone for 2 weeks! She looks like a new dog! Stitches are out and she is slowly starting to use her leg! This little 7lb girl is so sweet, cuddly and just wants to please. Although not food motivated she has sit, stay, and come down pat. Now we move on to water physiotherapy to help with movement and build muscle is her little leg.

04/11/2024

Happy national pet day! Show me your fur babies!!

03/09/2024

Working with positive reinforcement I primarily use treats to praise the dog. After trying ALOT of different types…I have a winner.
Yes dried liver is amazing and most dogs LOVE it. However if your dog is not food driven, this can be a game changer. Grand Cru, this is raw dehydrated dog food, using this as high value treats is a game changer! And the box with last a LONG time when using it as treats. I’d love to hear feedback if anyone has tried this with there dog.

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I can’t express how important it is to teach your dog not to run out the front door when it’s opened! Teaching your dog to wait can save their life. Here is an example of my son telling Luna to wait while he gets the groceries. If you need help teaching this to your dog, reach out, I make house calls. I can show you in just one session!

What wierd things does your dog do? I’ll start…Luna bites her nails!! She spends hours doing it, bonus….never have to get them trimmed

Beckett time to eat

This is how Beckett tells me it’s dinner time!

When I first got Beckett he was afraid of so many things. The vacuum was a big one. We’ve been working on re-association and now he isn’t afraid and actually thinks it’s a toy! Re-training is always possible, you just need to put in the work!

Hope your day was as good as theirs! They haven't moved in 2 hours. Little love bugs 🥰

Teaching your dog “leave it” is so important. We’ve all accidentally dropped food on the floor. Being a good owner and keeping our 4-legged friends safe is essential for their well being. There are several “human” foods that are toxic and even DEADLY for our dogs. With so much information out there it’s sometimes hard to really understand which ones are safe and which are dangerous for your dog. Here are the TOP foods to remember to keep away from your pup... Avocado (the skin and seed) Caffeine/ Alcohol Chocolate (the darker the chocolate the more toxic) Grapes/Raisins Salt (including salted chips, popcorn, nuts, crackers, etc) uncooked dough onion/garlic/chives seeds from apples, apricots, cheeries, peaches,plums uncooked potatoes (cooked is fine – sweet potato being the better option

What toy does your dog go nuts over? Lets see!!! Luna's favorite toy... the hose water...always entertaining!

Mental stimulation is just as important as physical for your dog. When it's cold out, here is an example of a puzzle, to keep them busy.