Woof It Up Dog Training and Separation Anxiety

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Short and Sweet!Angel is an amazing dog and I was thrilled to work with her and her dad.What a smart dog she is!We worke...
12/03/2024

Short and Sweet!

Angel is an amazing dog and I was thrilled to work with her and her dad.

What a smart dog she is!

We worked on:

- a whistle recall (she lives on a 250 acres and loves to chase deer)
- Stay
- Ignore things going on around her (cars, bikes, etc)

12/02/2024

Happy 5th Birthday my special boy!

We are so forever grateful that you made it back to us. Although you had to endure:

- isolation for months on end
- being teased with objects
- punished
- attacked in your own home by a resident dog
- lack of physical exercise and zero mental stimulation

We waited for two years for you and it was so worth the wait. (there is a back story on Diesel and I am not comfortable sharing)

We love you more than words can say and I am glad you can live the rest of years feeling loved, safe and know that you will always have a spot on our bed under the blankets.

Happy Birthday sweet boy. We love you.

12/01/2024

✨ Does your dog like puzzle toys?

✨ Unlock Your Dog's Brain with Puzzle Toys!

Mental exercise is just as important as physical activity for your dog?

Puzzle toys are a great way to engage your dog's mind, reduce boredom, and provide a healthy outlet for their natural problem-solving instincts.

✨ Benefits of Puzzle Toys:

✔️ Mental Stimulation: Keeps your dog's brain sharp and active.

✔️ Boredom Buster: Prevents destructive behaviors caused by too much idle time.

✔️ Slower Eating: Helps fast eaters slow down and enjoy their meals.

✔️ Confidence Builder: Boosts your dog's self-esteem as they successfully figure out the puzzle.

✨ How to Use Them:

1️⃣ Start easy: Let your dog succeed with simple puzzles to build their confidence.

2️⃣ Gradually increase difficulty: Challenge them as they get the hang of it!

3️⃣ Pair it with tasty rewards: Fill the toy with your dog's favorite treats for added motivation.

Whether you're helping an energetic pup burn off steam or giving a senior dog a gentle mental workout, puzzle toys are a win-win for dogs of all ages.

What type of puzzle toys to give to your dog?

11/27/2024
Welcome Trek!Man oh man, he is one SMART dog!  Holy cow.   It is a pleasure to watch how fast he is and how we are worki...
11/25/2024

Welcome Trek!

Man oh man, he is one SMART dog! Holy cow. It is a pleasure to watch how fast he is and how we are working on slowing him down.

Trek is an Australian Koolie and the first I have had the pleasure to work with. He is a fast moving dog that has some big feelings around other dogs.

We are teaching him:

✅ Pattern games
✅ A Flight Cue (which he has already learned to move away from dogs!)
✅ Mat stationing for Flyball practice and events

We have been working together for awhile and what a joy it was to watch him look at my Rousey (from a far distance) and CHOOSE to move away on his own. Previously he would have big outbursts, have trouble coming back to a calmer state and now, well, he let's just say, he is a changed man!

Great job Trek!

11/22/2024

Does your dog get excited to go for a walk?

I think you can tell Diesel does. Interestingly, this is the fastest he is - right before the walk.

As soon as we get outside, he pees, jumps in the car and then, well, is slow like a turtle!

On the walk? He pees on EVERYTHING, and walks slow, and sniffs. That's it. LOL.

11/21/2024

Muzzle Training!

I absolutely love teaching dogs how to wear a muzzle! It is a really fun process for both dogs and humans. My mentor from calls it a Party Hat and I couldn't agree more.

Muzzles are not just for the bitey dogs - I believe all dogs should be comfortable wearing a muzzle.

Especially for those emergency vet visits as those dogs that are usually cool as a cucumber become a bit more bitey due to pain.

Linc, an 8 year old Pittie that has some health issues and LOVES to learn. From learning a Flight Cue and engage/disengage, Linc is rocking it!

Selfishly, I am so happy he loves to be encouraged!

Consistency!I believe consistency is a gift to our dogs. Dogs are always watching us—they are lean, mean, associating ma...
11/20/2024

Consistency!

I believe consistency is a gift to our dogs. Dogs are always watching us—they are lean, mean, associating machines!

Routines are very important for dogs, and for some dogs, more so.

My dogs don't need the same routine hour by hour, but they need to know that if A happens, B happens, regardless of the time.

For example, after a daily walk, they each get a lick mat/bowl. Sometimes, it is frozen; sometimes, it is meat; sometimes, it is peanut butter and Greek yogurt. And it happens every single time.

The funny part is, my cat wants her lick mat too! HAHA.

11/19/2024

What is a flight cue?

Teaching your dog to choose flight instead of fight!

Most dogs that choose 'fight' is to make the scary thing go away! This skill teaches that they can move away.

Is it a hard skill to teach? Actually, no, it isn't! I learned the skill from , and every client I teach this to loves it - both the dog and the human.

Diesel is a dog that doesn't allow unfamiliar dogs in his personal space, ever. The only exception is his sister Rousey.

Diesel knows this skill very well. However, when we need to use it, it is usually because a dog is rushing out of its home to see us. He knows "Let's Go" while I start to run, which is the cue to run with me. I talk excitedly as we are running, and nine times out of ten, he is looking right up at me, smiling!

My son has a 6-pound chihuahua, Milo, that can't be put on the ground, and when Diesel saw them walk up the stairs, he chose to move away!

Diesel moving away is the first time this has ever happened.

I am so proud of my Diesel.

Welcome aboard Skipper!Skipper is a 7 month Border Collie, that is learning recall, how to drop things on cue, and how t...
11/14/2024

Welcome aboard Skipper!

Skipper is a 7 month Border Collie, that is learning recall, how to drop things on cue, and how to greet with bonking you in the face!

He is such an amazing dog and love watching him run towards me while we are practicing recall.

Breathe!I often remind my clients to just breathe. Here’s why:- It gives us a moment to pause and understand what’s goin...
11/13/2024

Breathe!

I often remind my clients to just breathe. Here’s why:

- It gives us a moment to pause and understand what’s going on with our dogs, whether in training or out in the world.

- It helps us think and reset when things don’t go as planned.

- And honestly, it just feels good!

- And love? That doesn’t need an explanation—it’s the bond we all share with our amazing companions.

Wanna know one of the best dog training advice?Let them sniff!  Have a nervous or reactive dog?  If the answer is yes, t...
11/12/2024

Wanna know one of the best dog training advice?

Let them sniff!

Have a nervous or reactive dog? If the answer is yes, take your dog to a secluded or quiet place such as:

- an empty school yard
- an office complex - after hours
- a large baseball diamond (this is perfect now, as likely no games are being scheduled)
- a large field (where you can see when people are coming)
- find a great

Dogs NEED to sniff, all breeds, all ages, both genders, ALL DOGS need to sniff.

Here is how:
- get a long line ala
- find your place
- put the leash on and follow your dog

THAT'S IT. Not complicated and very powerful. Now, after the sniffy walk, pair it with a long lasting calming project, such as a frozen lick mat, kong, tobble, chews, whatever your dog loves. Make a routine and viola, you have a well satisfied dog, which in turn, makes you a well satisfied pet parent.

🌹 Remembering and Honoring the Brave 🌹Today, we pause to honor the courage and sacrifices of those who served and contin...
11/11/2024

🌹 Remembering and Honoring the Brave 🌹

Today, we pause to honor the courage and sacrifices of those who served and continue to serve. Let us remember their bravery, cherish our freedom, and never forget their stories.

Lest we forget. ❤️

11/07/2024

Happy 7th Birthday Rousey!

You are my heart dog. The dog that made me fall in love with training, behaviour and how to make your days the best ever!

Because of Rousey, I found my 2nd career as a dog trainer. I love dog behaviour, watching her learn and most of all, I LOVE when I see her in nature.

Whether, the activity is swimming, running through the forest or watching your silly boxer antics.

Although your face is getting frosty, you are not showing any signs of slowing down. Please keep it that way.

I love you Rousey.

Celebrate the small wins to the end goal!Learning for us and for dogs is NOT linear.  It takes time, practice, patience ...
11/06/2024

Celebrate the small wins to the end goal!

Learning for us and for dogs is NOT linear. It takes time, practice, patience and a plan.

Training your dog isn’t about achieving perfection; it’s about celebrating every little win along the way!

Small or big - they are matter. In my opinion, the small ones are the ones that should be celebrated.

Our learning journey is like a roller coaster - not an escalator. Enjoy the process.

Thanks Alex, Caleb and Odin for the great review!Odin - a large adolescent Rottweiler needed to learn to not pull on lea...
11/05/2024

Thanks Alex, Caleb and Odin for the great review!

Odin - a large adolescent Rottweiler needed to learn to not pull on leash like a freight train or body slam guests.

Although he is the goofiest and sweetest dog, both these behaviours were undesirable.

Within four weeks, he learned the skills to change these behaviours to ones that both parents and grand parents love!

Way to go Odin.

Where have I been?  Well...- Some personal challenges were faced that took some bandwidth away from work - not major, bu...
11/04/2024

Where have I been? Well...

- Some personal challenges were faced that took some bandwidth away from work - not major, but enough that I only had energy for my dogs and my clients

- Work is very busy and I am so lucky and grateful for my clients who put their trust in me

- My husband being away for weeks due to his job

- Sometimes a break from social media is a good thing

I look forward to posting, engaging and making new friends!

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8 Cailinbrae Lane
Fredericton, NB
E4B0C5

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