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Dog obedience and agility training. Committed to suit every dog and handlers needs! To register for Ainsley has also dabbled in livestock conformation.
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36 Venture Crescent
Elmsdale, NS
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Meet the trainer:
Hi! I’m Ainsley Stapleton. I’m a Junior Dog Handler through Agility Association Canada (AAC). I’m 16 years old and have been training dogs since I was 11 years old. I compete in agility and rally obedience with my own dogs.I’ve been training puppy obedience in private sessions since I was 13, participated in the Encounters With Canada Science and Ecology program in Ottawa at age 15 and completed the Tim Ogilvie Junior Vet summer program at the University of Prince Edward Island at age 15. Currently, I work part-time as a photographer, dog daycare attendant and dog trainer at Pawsome Adventures in Elmsdale, N.S. I also shadow puppy obedience classes with Max Potential Dog Training and observe surgeries and appointments at the Elmsdale Animal Hospital. I own two papillons, Maisie and Ollie! I have a passion for dog training and aspire to help everyone have happier and more obedient dogs.
Our goal:
At universal canine, we look at each individual team (dog and handler) and assess their strengths and weaknesses to formulate a training plan that is perfect for them. We never use the same strategies for every dog, because every dog is different! We’re committed to proving that every dog can learn, and every dog can succeed. We strongly believe that EVERY dog NEEDS a job in order to feel fulfilled and happy! Giving your dog a job simply means that you are asking him or her to do something for you in order to earn things of value, such as meals, treats, bones, walks, playing fetch, or whatever it is that your dog enjoys and wants. Whether it’s a dog sport like agility, or just training at home. Dogs need jobs!