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Your Paw in Mine offers training services to owners to help improve communication with their pet

Peter started training dogs 25 years ago in Toronto, using mainly coercive methods and achieving varying degrees of success with his first two Sibs, Silver and Tasha. In 2009, he read the first books about clicker training and positive reinforcement. He then put lessons from those books into practice and has never looked back. In early 2017, he took his teaching and training skills to the next lev

el, successfully completing the KPA Dog Trainer Professional course under the mentorship of Terry Ryan and now he is a KPA CTP (Certified Training Partner). Peter lives in Toronto, Ontario with his wife, Zsuzsanna and his Siberian husky, Ayiana.

05/01/2024

I haven’t posted anything for a long while but I couldn’t resist this one. Khloe jumped on the keyboard and somehow pulled up one of my fav photos of Ayiana. Next thing I see she is holding her had the same way she does 😍

01/14/2023

Unfortunately, i have bad news from Toronto, I'm completely gutted. After a very short illness Ayiana passed away at midnight yesterday. In the morning she had a hard time moving around, she didn't eat or drink all day. In the evening when I noticed that she could hardly breathe I had to carry her in my arm to the emergency where they diagnosed her with spleen cancer - hemangiosarcoma. The prognosis was very bad, the survival time even after a successful operation and chemotherapy is about 6-9 months. We decided not to torture her with any kind of treatment and she peacefully fell asleep shortly after midnight.

08/24/2022

06/18/2022

06/16/2022

After a flying visit to Budapest we returned to Toronto yesterday. Someone 🐕was very happy to see us 😊 … It’s better with the sound on

03/28/2022

11/29/2021

Mat was babysitting Ayia and it was close to dinner time 🥺☹️😒😂

09/26/2021

Je t’adore 🥰

09/19/2021

The light (and Ayia) at the end of the tunnel 😉

08/31/2021

Could you please stop the Skype session with Marci and feed me dinner NOW!😩😂

08/25/2021

I know how that works! Wait… no, I don’t 😲😏🤪

05/23/2021

Sweet dreams 😴

03/31/2021

Just when you think that after 8+ years you know your dog’s every thought, including her distaste for the water but love for only the snow, there it comes 😳She had the opportunity before but never took a dip in Lake Balaton, the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, the Danube and who knows where else. Then this morning at Cherry Beach in Lake Ontario she was having a relatively good time. No swimming but letting the water touch her belly and also shaking the water off while in there 😏😲😂

03/05/2021

Ayia and her twin wolf by the lake

02/23/2021

Do I always have to show you which way dinner is ...?🥓🍗🌭

02/22/2021

WTF? - Ayia checking out the ice 😲😳

02/19/2021

02/18/2021

Ayia’s ostrich moment 🤣

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Toronto, ON
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After losing Ayia our nest felt empty but we were not ready for another Husky. So, we decided to check out what’s happening in the other camp: we adopted Khloe, a 3-year old Bengal queen who’s already providing tech support 😉

After a flying visit to Budapest we returned to Toronto yesterday. Someone 🐕was very happy to see us 😊 … It’s better with the sound on

I know how that works! Wait… no, I don’t 😲😏🤪

Do I always have to show you which way dinner is ...?🥓🍗🌭

This morning Zsuzsa, Ayia and I were watching this skillful fox also failing miserably at catching a squirrel 😲😉🐿🐕

I couldn’t decide if the crow was playing with the dead tennis ball or just tried to open it. Until... it moved it from the grass to the path where it was easier to roll it and play around with - I guess😯🤨. Then Ayia interrupted the whole thing😊 I will never know...🙄

Ayia loves her red peppers in the morning no matter which way they come #instahuskies #huskiesofinstagram #yourpawinmine #fearfreepets #rewardbasedtraining #forcefreetraining #neuillydogtrainer

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Ayia going deep... no moles, no nothing😟

Ayia at the door

Easy and calm 🐶 By sitting down at the door Ayia gives me the cue to open it. Then she patiently waits until she hears my cue 'Let's go'...

Winterish recall practice

(Always) practising RECALL with Ayia in the wet snowy Bois. The reward - sausages - is of very high value!

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Our Story

Peter started training dogs 25 years ago in Toronto, using mainly coercive methods, achieving varying degrees of success with his first two Siberians, Silver and Tasha. In 2009, he read the first books about clicker training and positive reinforcement. He then put lessons from those books into practice and has never looked back. In early 2017, he took his teaching and training skills to the next level, successfully completing the KPA Dog Trainer Professional course under the mentorship of Terry Ryan and now he is a Karen Prior Academy Certified Training Partner (KPA CTP). Peter lives in Neuilly-sur-Seine, a Paris suburb, with his wife, Zsuzsanna and with his Siberian husky, Ayiana.

Peter a commencé à dresser des chiens il y a 25 ans à Toronto, en utilisant principalement des méthodes coercitives et en obtenant divers degrés de succès avec ses deux premiers huskies, Silver et Tasha.

En 2009, il a lu les premiers livres sur l'entraînement clicker et le renforcement positif. Il a ensuite mis en pratique les leçons de ces livres et n'a jamais regardé en arrière. Au début de 2017, il a perfectionné ses compétences en enseignement et en formation, complétant avec succès le cours Karen Pryor Academy Dog Trainer Professional sous le mentorat de Terry Ryan et maintenant il est un KPA CTP (Certified Training Partner).

Peter vit à Neuilly-sur-Seine, en banlieue parisienne, avec sa femme, Zsuzsanna et son husky sibérien, Ayiana.