Local Dog Trainer to help you with your dog basic needs.
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I can help you with dog common problem such as leash pulling , jumping, no recall, leash reactive towards dogs and people, crate training, loose leash walking, and etc
Meet Arya!
3 Months Bernedoodle Puppy. She is enrolled to our Comprehensive Puppy Training Program.
In this program we will walk Arya's owner step by step on how to train their puppy in a way that establishes clear communication, good healthy relationship and trust.
Got a puppy? Check our website to learn more about the program
www.releasetheleash.ca
Welcome Taylor
3 Year old Australia Shepherd. She is enrolled to our BOOT CAMP to work on dog reactivity, general obedience, leash walk pulling, mild resource guarding and nuisance behaviours like demand barking, jumping and counter surfing.
We are so happy working with this beautiful and intelligent girl
Meet Pearl
3 months old Dobermann
Dobermans are very intelligent, learn easily, respond quickly, and make loving and fun companions. However, they are very strong dogs and can become pushy, destructive, and unmanageable if not raised properly. Koodos to her owner signer her up to our Puppy Blueprint program.
Good luck Pearl!
Meet Eliza
She's a 2 year old Rottweiler. She is in our Behaviour Modification Program. She was adopted from a local shelter that didn't disclose of many behavioural issues.
We are going to work on her fear based reactivity towards dogs and people. We will also work on general obedience and loose leash walk.
Meet Buddy!
He's a 1 year old Border Colie Mix Bernese. He is super energetic, mouthy, pulls on the leash, jumps on furniture, people and runs all around in the house and won't stop barking for attention. He also likes to steal such as food on the counter, socks and shoes.
He is enrolled to our 2 weeks Boot Camp Program to work on all of behaviours mentioned above.
We will teach him solid reliable essential obedience commands. We will work on his impulse control and learn to settle on cue. We will replace all bad habits with new good habits.
Meet Kylo
He's French Bulldog. He is so sweet and adorable. Perfect for family, great with kids.
He is enrolled to our 2 Weeks Boot Camp Program to work on general obedience, leash pulling, reactivity towards dogs, excessive whining, demand attention and build confidence
Good luck Kylo 🐾
Meet Billie!
She is a 4 year old American Bulldog. She is enrolled to our 2 Weeks Boot Camp Board and Train Program to work on extreme leash pulling, general obedience and mild reactivity towards dogs.
Also she is Blanco's sibling!
Good Luck Billie! 🐾
Welcome Billie!
She is a 4 year old American Bulldog. She is enrolled to our 2 Weeks Boot Camp Board and Train Program to work on extreme leash pulling, general obedience and mild reactivity towards dogs.
Good Luck Billie! 🐾
Meet Blanco 👏
He is enrolled in our Board & Train Program.
We are working on his general obedience, extreme leash pulling, anxiety and mild reactivity towards dogs and people.
Good luck, Blanco! 🤍
Welcome Clooney!! 👏
He is a 4.5 months Sheepadoodle. He started his Board and Train Program last week with us.
We are working in his General Obedience, Leash Pulling, Excessive Barking, Whining, Crate Training, Jumping and Lunging, and Nipping.
Good Luck, Clooney! 🐾
This is Stella!
She is a 3 month old Mini Golden Poodle. 🤎
Welcome Pipin! 👏
Why would your dog offer you a desired behaviour if you are not paying him/her.
If you want desired behaviour to continue you must reinforce it. You must have good reinforcement history whatever behaviour you are working on.
In the teaching process it's recommended to use continuous reinforcement schedule first then switch to partial reinforcement schedule
Continuous reinforcement schedule involves consistently rewarding a dog every time it performs a desired behavior, such as giving a treat every time the dog sits on command. In contrast, a partial reinforcement schedule intermittently rewards the behavior, which means the dog is not reinforced every time. This can take the form of rewarding the dog only sometimes for the same behavior, like occasionally giving a treat when the dog sits. Partial reinforcement schedules can be more resistant to extinction, as the dog doesn't become reliant on constant rewards, but they require more persistence and may take longer to establish a behavior initially
This is Tyr!
He is a 1 yr old Bully Mix. He was enrolled on our Private Training Program.
We worked on his general obedience, leash pulling, impulse control and his reactivity tiwards dogs.
Keep up the good work, Tyr! 👏
Welcome Haze!! 👏
He is a 4yr old Bichon Frise. He is enrolled in our 2 weeks Board & Train Program.
Focus Training: Reactivity to dogs and small children, General Obedience, Leash Manners and Excessive Barking and Whining.
Good Luck, Haze!
Generalization in dog training is crucial for ensuring that a dog can apply learned behaviors across various contexts and environments. When a dog learns a command or behavior in a specific setting, generalization helps them understand that the command applies in different situations. For example, if a dog learns to sit in the living room, generalization enables them to recognize and execute the same command in a park, a friend's house, or any other place. This fosters a more obedient and adaptable dog, enhancing the communication and bond between the dog and their owner.
Moreover, generalization promotes safety and public etiquette. A dog that can generalize commands knows how to behave appropriately in different situations, reducing the risk of unwanted behaviors. It allows the dog to navigate through various social settings, making them a well-behaved and manageable companion both at home and in the community. In essence, generalization is a key aspect of dog training that transforms learned behaviors into reliable and applicable skills in the real world.
Welcome Freya!! 👏
She is a 1.5yr Corgi and Red Heeler Mix. She is enrolled on our 3 weeks Board and Train Program.
We will be working on her resource guarding, leash pulling, general obedience, jumping and lunging on people and dogs, chasing shadows and recall.
Good luck, Freya! 🐾
Teaching your dog impulse control is a crucial aspect of responsible pet ownership and a key investment in your dog's overall well-being. First and foremost, it promotes safety. Dogs with good impulse control are less likely to engage in impulsive, potentially dangerous behaviors like running into traffic or snapping at strangers. This translates to a safer environment for both your dog and those around them.
Additionally, impulse control greatly enhances the quality of life for your dog and your household. Dogs that can manage their impulses are more pleasant to be around, as they are less likely to engage in destructive behaviors like chewing furniture or jumping on guests. Moreover, teaching your dog impulse control fosters a stronger, more harmonious bond between you and your furry companion, making daily interactions more enjoyable for both of you. In summary, teaching impulse control is a fundamental aspect of responsible dog ownership that promotes safety, improves behavior, and strengthens the bond between you and your dog.
This is Mickey!
She is a 1yr old Great Pyrenees. She is enrolled on our 4 weeks Board & Train.
We will work on her behavioral modification, general obedience, resource guarding and leash pulling.
Good Luck, Mickey!
Dog training is like crafting a melody in a symphony. Start with the fundamental notes, teaching basic commands that serve as the foundation for harmony. As you progress, layer on more intricate tunes, incorporating new behaviors and tricks. Just as a conductor guides musicians with cues, guide your dog through consistent cues and positive reinforcement. With practice and patience, your training symphony will crescendo into a harmonious relationship, where you and your dog are in perfect tune, creating a beautiful and synchronized partnership.
Being a leader to your dog means establishing yourself as the one in charge through consistent training, clear communication, and setting boundaries. It involves providing guidance, structure, and a sense of security to your dog, helping them understand their role within your household. This leadership style promotes a harmonious and well-behaved relationship between you and your dog.
Consistency in dog training is crucial because it helps your dog understand what's expected of them. When you consistently use the same commands, cues, and rewards, your dog learns faster and experiences less confusion. Inconsistent training can lead to mixed signals, hindering progress and potentially causing behavioral issues. Dogs thrive on routines, so maintaining consistency creates a stable learning environment for them.
It was so awesome working with all of you guys! Thanks so much for coming and participating in our Summer Group Class!
We appreciate you all!
Perks of being my client? You can get free classes and free dog trainings from me 😉👍
Are you looking for reliable and affordable Dog Trainer in GTA?
Looking for one on one training?
Send us a DM and let's talk!
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www.releasetheleash.ca
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Welcome Jax! 2 years old Miniature Poodle. He is enrolled to our 6 weeks Private Lessons. Jax struggles on separation anxiety. Once his guardian leaves the house, he starts barking constantly for hours. He is also leash reactive towards dogs.
Is your dog reactive to certain stimulus? We understand and recognize that every dog is different and has different learning styles. We use humane LIMA training methods.
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Welcome Skylar! He is enrolled to our 3 weeks Board and Train program to improve his general obedience, impulse control, stop counter surfing, stop whining for attention, neutrality around dogs/ people and learn polite greetings.
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