Kloud K9 Dog Psychology Centre

Kloud K9 Dog Psychology Centre Where dogs come to live, learn & thrive.

Welcome to Kloud K9 DPC, where we offer comprehensive approach to training and care, blending luxury in-home boarding, lifestyle training and outdoor activities for a well balanced and fulfilled life.

When people say “Crates are unnecessary”.Cool. This is a Malinois with ‘freedom.’Enjoy your new coffee table decoration.
12/03/2025

When people say “Crates are unnecessary”.

Cool. This is a Malinois with ‘freedom.’

Enjoy your new coffee table decoration.

DAY 3 of 5 WAYS people are messing up their dogs without knowing.Avoiding Structure Because: "My Dog Is Friendly"Structu...
12/02/2025

DAY 3 of 5 WAYS people are messing up their dogs without knowing.

Avoiding Structure Because:

"My Dog Is Friendly"

Structure isn't punishment.

It's clarity.

Safety.

Predictability.

When owners give total freedom, no boundaries, and constant access to everything, the weight of job they never applied for ilently crushes them.

That's why so many “friendly" dogs spiral into anxiety or reactivity.

Over friendly dogs start more dog fights than “aggressive ones” ever will.

Because “friendly” doesn’t mean balanced.

It doesn’t mean equipped.

It doesn’t mean the dog understands the world, the rules, or how to make good decisions.

Dogs fill the void when humans avoid leadership.

And that leadership isn’t dominance…

It’s calm direction, routine, accountability, and follow-through.

A structured dog is a free dog.
Free from overstimulation.
Free from decision-making pressure.

Free from anxiety, reactivity, and the burden of managing every sound, person, or dog in their environment.

We don’t give structure to control the dog.

We give structure to support the dog, so they can finally breathe, settle, and feel safe enough to be the best version of them!

Ps: Pic of handsome Lando for attention.

Leadership isn’t forced Its presence, clarity, and heart. The progress this girl has made in 3 sessions… she deserves a...
12/02/2025

Leadership isn’t forced Its presence, clarity, and heart. The progress this girl has made in 3 sessions… she deserves all the cuddles.

Today’s Vendor Spotlight is: Grateful GoodbyeServing the Greater Moncton Area and surrounding communities, Grateful Good...
12/02/2025

Today’s Vendor Spotlight is: Grateful Goodbye

Serving the Greater Moncton Area and surrounding communities, Grateful Goodbyes offers families an alternative to in-clinic euthanasia.

This service allows pets to transition peacefully at home—surrounded by familiarity, comfort, and the people who love them most.

Some may wonder why this type of service would be present at a market.

The truth is, she is deeply meaningful to us. She helped my best friend cross the bridge in our home, and her compassion during that moment is something I will never forget.

Most pet owners don’t know when they’ll need this kind of support—but I want people to know that there is an alternative. You don’t have to say goodbye in a clinical setting if you don’t want to.

Being at home made all the difference for us, and for those who need it, she can also take care of transporting your pet afterward with dignity and care.

Grateful Goodbyes is not just a service—it’s a comfort you don’t realize you need until the moment is here.

And I’m so grateful she’s part of our community.

🎄 🐾 Christmas Dog Market 🐾 🎄
📆: Dec 12th, 2025
⏰: 6pm-9pm
📍: Magnetic Hill Community Center

If you’ve known me for a while, you know the gym has always been a huge part of my life. It’s been my outlet, my groundi...
12/01/2025

If you’ve known me for a while, you know the gym has always been a huge part of my life. It’s been my outlet, my grounding, my place of discipline. But lately… I haven’t been living at my full potential.

Life threw me a few curveballs, and even though I needed time to heal and reset, I stayed in that season a little longer than I meant to. You ever do that? You know what you should be doing, but then you skip a day… then another… and suddenly you don’t feel like yourself anymore.

Today at the gym I had a moment. I had one minute left on the treadmill — one minute — and I caught myself wanting to step off early. That’s never been me. Discipline has always been my baseline. But that minute mattered… because leadership is built in those small choices when no one is watching. So I stayed on.

And it hit me:

If I expect my team & clients to rise to their potential, I have to hold myself to mine first.

My whole world revolves around dogs, and they always get their walks, their training, their fulfilment.

But I’ve been putting me on the back burner.

And the truth is: when I take better care of myself, I have more to give to everyone else — my dogs, my clients, my team.

So I’m curious… does this land for you?

Are there areas in your life where you’ve fallen off your own standard?

Where you’re giving to everyone else, but not giving to yourself?

Where the lack of discipline in one area starts showing up in another — even with your dog?

And I know some people might think I “overshare,” but sharing parts of me shows that I’m human.

I’m not immune to what life throws at me. If I expect my clients to be vulnerable with me in the areas where I’m guiding them, then I have to be willing to show the same vulnerability.

It’s how I stay grounded, and honestly… it’s how I find my people.

I’m sharing this because a lot of people wait until January to “start fresh.” I’ve never been that person. I’m the type to decide on a random Saturday night and just go. And maybe this is your sign to do the same — with your health, your mindset, your habits, or even your dog training.

Don’t wait for a new year to reclaim your standard.

Start with the one minute you don’t feel like doing…

Because that’s the minute that will change everything.

Xo,
Christine.

Mark your calendars! 🎄🐾📅 December 12th⏰ 6pm–9pm📍 Magnetic Hill Community CenterKloud K9 Dog Psychology Centre is hosting...
12/01/2025

Mark your calendars! 🎄🐾

📅 December 12th
⏰ 6pm–9pm
📍 Magnetic Hill Community Center

Kloud K9 Dog Psychology Centre is hosting our very first Dog Christmas Market, and we’ve put together a solid lineup of 15+ quality vendors — photography, stocking stuffers, quality gear, wellness services, handmade items, and more. It’s a great chance to shop, support local, and set your dog up for success going into the holidays.

⚠️ 🐾 Dogs with owners who practice good etiquette are welcome. ⚠️🐾

To keep the environment calm and safe for every dog and handler, please follow these guidelines:

• Non slip-proof collars only
• No retractable leashes
• No dog-to-dog interactions — this helps prevent unnecessary pressure, over-arousal, or conflict in a busy space.

My goal is a smooth, low-stress event where people can enjoy themselves and dogs can just exist neutrally.

Can’t wait to see you there. ✨

Please share! 🙏

12/01/2025

✨ DAY 2 OF 5 Ways Owners Are Accidentally Messing Up Their Dogs (Without Even Knowing It)✨

People keep treating the symptoms, not the root and that’s why so many dogs are struggling.

• A dog pulls, so they buy a new harness.
• A reactive dog gets more “enrichment.”
A nervous dog gets more cuddles.
A bored dog destroys things, so they buy another toy.

None of that touches the actual problem.

And say this all the time: we’re not “dog psychologists,” but everything we do is psychology-based.

We get inside the dog’s head and work backwards.

We reverse-engineer the behaviour from the cause, the nervous system, the fulfillment, the structure, the genetics, the thresholds.

Let’s talk about 💊: So many dogs end up on anxiety meds simply because this deeper work was never explored first.

They can have a place, and for some dogs they’re a helpful tool. But they’re often used as the first step instead of a supporting step.

Medication can take the edge off, but it can’t replace structure, communication, or meeting a dog’s core needs.

When those pieces are missing, the meds just mask the overwhelm instead of helping the dog learn through it.

When the root is supported, behaviours naturally start to shift.

When it’s missed, things tend to linger or quietly grow.

Tell me your dog’s biggest struggle below ,
I’ll share what the likely root is. 👇

🎄 Today’s Christmas Market Vendor: Golden Paws & CO.🎄Golden Paws & Co. creates beautiful handmade dog and cat bandanas &...
12/01/2025

🎄 Today’s Christmas Market Vendor: Golden Paws & CO.🎄

Golden Paws & Co. creates beautiful handmade dog and cat bandanas & scrunchies! 🐾✨

Every bandana is reversible, giving you two adorable looks in one.

We fell in love with them at our Kloud K9 Kick-Off — the quality of their fabrics, the vibrant prints, and the craftsmanship truly stand out.

These pieces aren’t just cute… they feel amazing.

Here’s a little sneak peek of their Christmas collection 🎅🎁

📅 Dec 12th
⏰: 6pm-9pm
📍: Magnetic Hill Community Center

11/30/2025

Canine Cooperative I’m so deeply sorry this happened to you. Thank you for having the strength to share something so painful so others can learn from it and never have to experience that same heartbreak.
❤️‍🩹

Had a one-on-one follow-up with this gal this morning and she was itching to work which in turn often looks like anxiety...
11/30/2025

Had a one-on-one follow-up with this gal this morning and she was itching to work which in turn often looks like anxiety

A lot of her disengagement has become conditioned over time, busy brain = always disengaged.

Some breeds were literally bred to work all day. If they’re not using those instincts, it comes out as anxiety, scatterbrain energy, or zero focus for the handler. Herding breeds especially weren’t bred to be hyper, they were bred to control movement, think independently, and problem-solve. In pet homes, all of that turns into misdirected working needs.

Today we helped her amazing owners how to understand her better, how to create clarity, add a little more control on the walk, and get to the true root cause of why she’s so easily disengaged.

Then we taught proper play styles with structure and control to actually fulfill those instincts.

🙌🐑

✨ DAY 1 OF 5 Ways Owners Are Accidentally Messing Up Their Dogs (Without Even Knowing It)✨ 👇 1. Giving “Enrichment” Inst...
11/30/2025

✨ DAY 1 OF 5 Ways Owners Are Accidentally Messing Up Their Dogs (Without Even Knowing It)✨

👇

1. Giving “Enrichment” Instead of Real Fulfillment.

We’re in this huge enrichment era right now and I’m not hating on it. Lick mats, Kongs, puzzles… they’re all fine.

They have their place.

But somewhere along the way, people started acting like enrichment can replace actual biological fulfillment, and that’s where things went sideways.

👉 Your dog needs to sniff, hunt, chew, work, problem-solve, and tap into their breed instincts.

No amount of peanut butter in a toy is going to replace that.

When dogs don’t get the stuff they’re built for, their brain gets bored, and a bored brain quickly turns into an anxious one.

And a dog who isn’t fulfilled become anxious, reactive, destructive, needy, or totally shut down, quietly.

Not sure where to start? 👇

➡️ Tug, Chase, and Prey-Based Play

Real prey games — tug, chase, catch, flirt pole, controlled wrestling — tap into instinct way more than any puzzle toy ever will.

👉 Keep it structured:

• Start → Play → Out → Reset
This gives dogs with drive an outlet that feels natural and satisfying.

➡️ Problem-Solving Tasks

👉 Let your dog figure stuff out.

• move objects with their nose
• work through basic obstacles
• search for something
• think before acting

Mental work drains energy FAST and gives fulfillment that toys can’t provide.

👉 Breed-Specific Outlets (Keep It Simple)

➡️ Don’t overthink this. Just give your dog a job that fits who they are:

• Herders: herding-style games, ball control, directional commands

• Retrievers: structured fetch, purposeful retrieves

• Terriers: digging pits, flirt pole, chase games

• Hounds: scent trails, tracking games

• Guardian Breeds: boundary work, perimeter walks, patrol-style routines

👉 This is REAL biological satisfaction, not “enrichment,” but instinct

👉 Reach out to us!

🏫 Our Day School program is designed to provide your dog with the structured outlets and fulfilment they’ve been missing.

🪏 We build the foundation for you — and then guide you step-by-step so you can confidently recreate it at home.

💭 Stay tuned for DAY 2 of 5 Ways Owners Are Accidentally Messing Up Their Dogs (Without Even Knowing It)

Address

Route 465
Moncton, NB

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 8am - 6pm

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+15068508705

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https://bookedin.com/book/kloud-k9-dog-psychology-centre, https://www.kloudk

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