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08/26/2024

Fernie and Chance 🥰 ( P.S Chance is still looking for his forever home 😉)

08/22/2024

I think it’s safe to say that Remi is loving the hang out with Chance 😂💕

08/22/2024

Chance says “I Love selfies and I would love to find me a new home with someone who will take them with me” 😂😂❤️ (some bloopers to add to the fun)

08/20/2024

Some of our dogs currently enrolled in Private Lessons 🥰💕💕

08/13/2024

This big guy is still looking for his forever home ❤️

Chance is still looking for a new home ❤️

Dog Social ✅
Small animal ✅
Ecollar and obedience trained ✅
Crate Trained ✅
Muzzle conditioned✅
People social-needs proper introduction, he is good with his inner circle.

Chance needs someone who is willing to be patient and help him adjust to a new life. He can be reactive to new people but once he’s in your inner circle he is good. We are seeking a home with no children.

A country property, with someone who has Working Line Shepherd experience, would be ideal. He is 4 years old and has medium drive.

He loves his trail runs, swimming, playing tug and fetch.

Please email [email protected] for more detail and if you would like to set up a meet and greet ❤️

08/01/2024

My number one thing I tell clients is, teach your dog how to “just be” everything else comes easier once you have a dog in the right state of mind. The vast majority of dogs do not know how to just chill, relax. Most people think their dogs “always have to do something and be stimulated”. (In return this creates a lot of chaos, “anxiety” etc… but that post is for another day) If you do not have a dog in a calm headspace, it doesn’t matter the tools, the food, you will never change an emotional response. If you don’t teach your dog how to regulate their emotions, how to regulate adrenaline, you will only add chaos to something you are trying to change. If your dog is reactive, remember, training starts with the mental work first, tackling a headspace that is most likely in overdrive, before adding any other stimulus into the picture. You can feed your reactive dog all day long, but if we are feeding adrenaline, guess what, we are feeding reactions.

When we are on, we are on, and when we are off we are off. This doesn’t come naturally, dogs need to be taught how to turn on and shut off.

We decided to take our two to Starbucks for a lunch break. There were many people, cars, action around, and this is what our dogs are doing, on their own. Other then tying them back so we could go get food, I never once gave them a command, they chose to do this on their own, and trust me when I say, that Malinois is a Malinois when he’s on.

Before I even think about working outside pieces, we always tackle the state of mind first.

That is all 👏👏

07/27/2024

Shots I keep forgetting to post! 🥰 all of these guys are working hard at becoming better versions of themselves ❤️

07/24/2024

These two make the perfect pair 🥰🥰

P.s Chance is still looking for his new home 🏠

Chance is still looking for a new home ❤️Dog Social ✅Small animal ✅ Ecollar and obedience trained ✅Crate Trained ✅Muzzle...

07/18/2024

07/09/2024

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07/03/2024

Chance enjoying the finner things in life ☀️😝

He is still looking for his forever home ❤️

06/29/2024

Happy Weekend ❤️

Like everything in life, you have to work hard to accomplish your end goal. A pilot does not become a pilot over night, a doctor, a lawyer, garbage man, a mom, a dad, a maid, a nurse, an entrepreneur, etc... all of these, you have to learn, be trained, push hard, know products, safety, the rights and the wrongs...

So why do we expect our dogs to be trained over night? Why can't they make mistakes? Why can't we put in the time to help teach them? To help them learn right from wrong? Why must it happen now? .... Learn how to teach your dog, learn how to understand your dog. There are a ton of people out there to help you through these struggles, but, dogs, just like we have to do in every day life, need to be taught, need a mentor. Some dogs need time, need to adjust. Work with the dog you have in front of you, if you are moving too fast, then slow down. Some dogs are different, like different things, prefer different things. Some like being touched, some don't. Some are scared, while some are confident.

Relax and have fun with your dog. Learn about your dog, and enjoy the time you have with him/her. Have realistic expectations, and don't get mad if something is not working. Slow down, take a look at why, and what can change or be different.

Remember every dog is different, as one might learn quicker then another, it does not mean the potential is not there.

Happy Long Weekend 🇨🇦

06/17/2024

Took these guys on a field trip! They are all doing a board and train program, so we went into town to proof what we have learnt. They all did amazing 🥰

06/16/2024

Our weekend crew 🥰🙌

06/12/2024

There are still a some spots left! 😆

06/10/2024

This blooper is just too cute not to post 😂🥰

06/07/2024

CHANCE….LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME ❤️

Chance is seeking his forever home. He, as most shepherds are, a very loyal companion. He has proven to be dog social, he can mix well with a variety of dogs.

He will need proper introduction to new people in his life, and once they are in his circle he is accepting.

Chance is looking for a family who has shepherd experience, someone who is active and understands how to work with a working breed.

Preferably a place that has less action, a country setting. This boy absolutely loves his trail runs, and the outdoors. Hiking, camping, and just hanging out with his people.

He is up to date on his vaccinations and is a very healthy 4 year old.

I absolutely adore this boy! He’s very sweet 🥰🥰

If you are interested in Chance, please email [email protected]

adoption cost: $400 this will include handling lessons before and after you take him home.

06/04/2024

This crew 🥰🥰

05/31/2024

Can you see 👀 the twins?! 😂🥰

05/31/2024

It’s a golden kind of day 💛💛

05/30/2024

It’s going to be an educational event! I’m so excited! Book your spot now 🙂

05/27/2024

Journey into town 🥰

05/25/2024

Photos from the last few days ❤️☀️

05/21/2024

Oliver ❤️❤️

05/16/2024

Tigger and Tux adventured into town with me to do a lesson. They were rockstars, and so was Bruno 🥰🥰

05/05/2024

We are heading out on Vacation! ☀️☀️
We will be closed May 5-12. I am catching up on emails today, and will get to them when we return!

See you soon 🥰

05/01/2024

Waska 🥰 she is a Caucasian Ovcharka and Maremma mix. Currently doing a private lesson program. She’s adorable, but don’t let those looks fool you. A breed that needs understanding 🩷🩷🩷

04/25/2024

Stitch and Tasha 🥰

04/24/2024

THOR FOUND A HOME 👏👏 thanks everyone!

Courtesy post ❤️❤️ Let’s help Thor find a home!

Thor is a 10 month old pure bread German Shepherd. He is located in the Rockland area. Thor is in need of a home due to the owners health deteriorating, as well as relocating where animals are not allowed. He is a loving and energetic puppy, is house trained and enjoys dog parks, ice cubes, cuddles and playing fetch. He is somewhat leash trained as well, but will need more practice when it comes to pulling.

Thor has no history of biting or aggression, has experience with cats, other dogs and children. He is very gentle when it comes to children and enjoys being playful with them.

For more information on Thor, please contact: [email protected]

04/17/2024

GOOOOOOD MORNNNING ☀️☀️

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238 Baseline Road
Rockland, ON
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Wednesday	9am - 3pm
Thursday	9am - 3pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

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My number one thing I tell clients is, teach your dog how to “just be” everything else comes easier once you have a dog in the right state of mind. The vast majority of dogs do not know how to just chill, relax. Most people think their dogs “always have to do something and be stimulated”. (In return this creates a lot of chaos, “anxiety” etc… but that post is for another day) If you do not have a dog in a calm headspace, it doesn’t matter the tools, the food, you will never change an emotional response. If you don’t teach your dog how to regulate their emotions, how to regulate adrenaline, you will only add chaos to something you are trying to change. If your dog is reactive, remember, training starts with the mental work first, tackling a headspace that is most likely in overdrive, before adding any other stimulus into the picture. You can feed your reactive dog all day long, but if we are feeding adrenaline, guess what, we are feeding reactions. When we are on, we are on, and when we are off we are off. This doesn’t come naturally, dogs need to be taught how to turn on and shut off. We decided to take our two to Starbucks for a lunch break. There were many people, cars, action around, and this is what our dogs are doing, on their own. Other then tying them back so we could go get food, I never once gave them a command, they chose to do this on their own, and trust me when I say, that Malinois is a Malinois when he’s on. Before I even think about working outside pieces, we always tackle the state of mind first. That is all 👏👏

Chance is enjoying the finer things in life ☀️😝

Chance enjoying the finner things in life ☀️😝 He is still looking for his forever home ❤️

Brothers

Then there is our two.. they don’t get highlighted often, but here’s Gator and Koda…..turn on the volume to hear the lion roar 🦁 😂

Enrichment

It was a cold 🥶 day, but a beautiful day! The sun was shining and everyone had a blast exploring the trails. We are so happy to be able to offer dogs to be dogs 🐕

Dex building… Shepherd “the pack split up, must keep an eye out for dad” … Malinois “tree must die” 😂😂😂😆😅

Sometimes you just need a manicure 😂🥰 P.S Gator used to hate having his paws/nails touched. Build trust and everything else comes ❤️

Does your dog run away from you when you try to put on any tools? 😳 Chester would run, squirm, grumble, mouth and do everything he could to not get his harness on. How do we change an emotional response? Make it fun, look at how proud he is when he steps into his harness 🥰🥰 Chester is perfect 😍

This little girl, Fiby, is so fun to work with! So much personality 🥰

Introducing a dog who is unsure of new people has many steps. 1. There needs to be a relationship between handler and dog. If the dog doesn’t trust that you can handle the situation, than why should they trust a new person? THIS could take weeks to develop, don’t jump steps until you and your dog are ready. 2. Some form of solid “sequence obedience”. What does that mean? It means that you drilled a feel good, proud, sequence into your dog. Something you can use in the moment. For example: in this video, Chance is performing, “place”, “break”, “sit”. Remember it shouldn’t be complicated. When a dog has reached the point of overwhelm, the ability to retain information is not there, keep it simple. Your dog doesn’t have to watch, spin, touch, back flip, sky dive…. Keep it simple. 3. In order to change an emotional response, good things have to happen. Rinse and repeat that sequence until you notice your dog change the thought of “oh crap threat”, to “meh, Im good”. 4. Put your dog away after you changed his emotional response. Dogs learn in patterns. You can build on to your pattern when your dog is ready. If your dog is unsure of people/dogs …. NEVER let them make the first decision. Watch Chance meet a new person, and feel good about it. I sped up the video. It was a total of 6 minutes 😉

Fiby has joined Chance for a board and train. She was the perfect snow princess today 👸👸

Snort Worthy 😂😂 Me : “Chester, stop being mouthy to Quinn” Banff: “Don’t worry, I’ll help” Banff : “Stap, stap, STAPPPPPP” 😂🤣

This crew all of completely different personalities, and it’s hilarious to watch 😂🥰

Banff and Chester helping gather wood for fires 😂❤️

Good morning 🌞 some Sunday morning cuteness to start your day ❤️ Quinn (shepherd) is in a board and train program to work on her bravery and reactivity. I can’t tell you how impressed I am with her and reading other dogs. She is a perfect girl with Chester (4 month old Corgi). Also, is Chester not the cutest thing in the world? 😂🥰

It was a beautiful day for a hangout ❤️

Preparing for a new baby to come into the house with dogs is much more than just doing it. Mentally preparing change and routine is such an important piece. Different objects, noise etc… there are so many pieces to the puzzle. Today we worked on Bernie and Monty respecting the stroller and establishing some boundaries 🥰🥰 these two are perfect! ❤️

Thank you ladies for coming out and helping Rio become a braver boy! I’m so proud of the big guy 🥰 Rio is reactive/aggressive towards people and dogs. He is coming to the end of his board and train, these lovely ladies (plus the one behind the camera 😉) came out with their dogs to help Rio work his magic. ❤️

Rio has learnt to use his teeth when he doesn’t want the muzzle on. So I am working on conditioning the muzzle. Sometimes you just have to show them 😅😂 enjoy the blooper! (I’ve been videoing the whole process and will post it up when it’s done. For now enjoy the fun 🤩 🤣🤣)