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Beyond Dog Training We LOVE helping dogs and their people understand each other better. We are recommended by many local veterinarians.
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We work with puppies to prevent behavioural issues from developing and adult dogs who need guidance with current issues.

https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/welcome-to-the-calmness-club-8rthg
05/07/2024

https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/welcome-to-the-calmness-club-8rthg

Forget everything you know about traditional puppy class and step into a whole new realm of serenity and connection. Welcome to The Calmness Club ™ — a special place to practice calmness with your puppy.   You want your puppy to grow up into an adult dog who can be calm and listen to y

🎉 Free Blog Friday is early this week so you can save big!You want a calm dog. A dog who doesn’t bark at every little so...
26/06/2024

🎉 Free Blog Friday is early this week so you can save big!

You want a calm dog. A dog who doesn’t bark at every little sound outside your home. A dog who doesn’t chew up your shoes, walls, and carpets. A dog who doesn’t counter surf or beg at the dinner table. A dog who doesn’t jump on your houseguests or herd your children. 

The place command takes care of all of that and more. 

Want your dog to stop digging in the garden? - place command. 
Stop fence fighting with the neighbour’s dogs? - place command.
Stop chasing your kids around the pool? - place command.

You want to teach place command to your dog, but you don’t know where to start. You don’t want to do it wrong and accidentally make your dog afraid of the cot. 

Now, you can introduce the place command with our interactive 4-week online course: Place Command for Beginners. You won’t be alone — we’ll be right there helping you.

We’ll guide you through how to: 
-introduce your dog to the cot 
-guide your pup onto the cot
-get your verbal timing right, so you can praise your pup when he gets it right
-use spatial pressure to communicate
-add distractions to your placework
-guide your pup off the cot

This amazing online adventure will take place on Tuesdays in August at 5:00 PM EST — August 6, 13, 20, and 27. 

⚡️ This one-of-a-kind course is on sale now!

✅ Link to sign up is in the blog post.

👉 Be sure to check out the blog post so you don’t miss out on the early bird pricing. Sale ends Friday!

https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/place-command-for-beginners



https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/place-command-for-beginners
26/06/2024

https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/place-command-for-beginners

You want a calm dog. A dog who doesn’t bark at every little sound outside your home. A dog who doesn’t chew up your shoes, walls, and carpets. A dog who doesn’t counter surf or beg at the dinner table. A dog who doesn’t jump on your houseguests or herd your children.  The place command ...

🎉 Free Blog Friday 🎉Raise your hand if you’ve ever: * wrapped your leash around your hand when you’ve seen a dog up ahea...
24/05/2024

🎉 Free Blog Friday 🎉

Raise your hand if you’ve ever: 
* wrapped your leash around your hand when you’ve seen a dog up ahead
* tensed up (brought your shoulders to your ears and held your breath) when you’ve seen a dog/squirrel/person/bike/car etc
* felt really nervous or embarrassed when you’ve been walking your dog
* had the thought “Here we go again” before walking your dog or when you saw a trigger coming at you
Here’s the thing no one else will tell you: how you’re feeling matters and so do your thoughts. 

It can feel very overwhelming to control our thoughts and process our feelings in today’s fast-paced society. The good news is, you can start to reframe your thoughts today using this step-by-step process. 

It’s called a mind, body, heart scan, and in this weeks blog post I’m going to walk you through step-by-step how to do it.

This technique will not only help you reach your goals with your dog, it will bring you wellness you didn’t realize was missing in your life. 

Try it out and let us know how it goes in the comments below. We would love to hear from you! 


🎉 Free Blog Friday 🎉Forget everything you know about old school dog training class where you’re surrounded by other dogs...
23/03/2024

🎉 Free Blog Friday 🎉

Forget everything you know about old school dog training class where you’re surrounded by other dogs lunging on leash and barking. No. That was never for you. 

You crave calmness and you want your dog to be calm too. This is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. 

Welcome to The Calmness Club™ — a special place to practice calmness with your dog. 

You’ve been working on the place command and loose leash walking and it’s going pretty well, but you’re still struggling to achieve calmness on leash and on place in new settings, like when you visit your family and there’s other dogs present who have no off-switch or when you’re at your cottage and there’s lots of wildlife distractions. 

This is your chance to practice calmness and neutrality around other dogs and owners who have the same goals as you. 

This is a unique opportunity being offered to owners who are out there working hard with their dogs every single day. 

👉 Be sure to check out the blog post so you don’t miss out on the early bird pricing.

https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/welcome-to-the-calmness-club

See you at The Calmness Club 🧘‍♀️🐾


There’s still hope. Don’t give up.
08/01/2024

There’s still hope. Don’t give up.



🎉 Free Blog Friday 🎉Are you moving soon? If so, you’re most likely stressed out. If you want to know how to keep yoursel...
22/12/2023

🎉 Free Blog Friday 🎉

Are you moving soon?

If so, you’re most likely stressed out. If you want to know how to keep yourself and your dog stress-free leading up to moving day, check out last week’s blog post: https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/moving-day-tips-part-1-67gzg

If you’re worried about how your dog will react to your new home, you’re in the right place. 

Will your dog be stressed out on moving day? Do they hate car rides? Is the only place they’ve ever been their own backyard (and the veterinarian?)

What about the new home? Do you feel badly because you’ve downsized and are afraid they might miss their yard?

Are you super excited to introduce your dog to the new swimming pool, but kind of scared because they don’t really know how to swim? 

You want your dog to feel happy and relaxed on moving day.

If you’re moving soon, you will definitely want to check out this blog post.

If you’re struggling with any problem behaviours like barking out the window, growling at your house guests, pulling on the leash, separation anxiety, fence, fighting, counter surfing, etc. you need to work with an in-home trainer at least two months before you move so that you don’t move these problem behaviours to your new home with you.

Imagine moving into your new home with a well-behaved and relaxed dog. No more chewing the baseboards. No more counter surfing. No more whining and barking when you leave home.

You can read the blog post here:

https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/moving-day-tips-part-2-aeste

Thank you for reading the blog. Wishing you a stress-free move to your new home.



Are you moving soon? If so, you’re most likely stressed out. You’re up to your eyeballs in packing peanuts and if you st...
15/12/2023

Are you moving soon?

If so, you’re most likely stressed out. You’re up to your eyeballs in packing peanuts and if you stub your toe on that box in the kitchen one more time…!!! 

Your dog is a barometer for your stress level. They feel every ounce of your tension, frustration, and packing-deadline panic.

If you’re exhausted from folding (okay, shoving) clothes into garbage bags until three in the morning, you may miss the first signs of separation anxiety in your dog.

-following you from room to room 
-getting into the garbage (even if they never did that before) 
-attempts to escape your home (breaking out of crates, eating drywall, scratching underneath doors, and jumping through windows)

These are signs of separation anxiety and should be addressed with a trainer immediately. Separation anxiety will not disappear when you move. In fact, the symptoms will most likely worsen when you move.

If this sounds familiar, you need to check out this week’s blog post.

This week’s post will help you whether you’re moving or not. It will help you through the busy holiday season too!

Imagine moving into your new home with a well-behaved and relaxed dog. No more chewing the baseboards. No more counter surfing. No more whining and barking when you leave home.

You can read the blog post here:

https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/moving-day-tips-part-1-67gzg

Thank you for reading the blog. Wishing you a stress-free move.



https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/moving-day-tips-part-1-67gzg
15/12/2023

https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/moving-day-tips-part-1-67gzg

Are you moving soon? If so, you’re most likely stressed out. You’re up to your eyeballs in packing peanuts and if you stub your toe on that box in the kitchen one more time…!!!  Your dog is a barometer for your stress level. They feel every ounce of your tension, frustration, and packing-...

🎉 Free Blog Friday 🎉You’re trying to enjoy a nice walk with your dog. The only problem is that when she sees a squirrel,...
24/11/2023

🎉 Free Blog Friday 🎉

You’re trying to enjoy a nice walk with your dog. The only problem is that when she sees a squirrel, she yanks your arm out of its socket.

Depending on how much your dog weighs and how much you weigh, you may actually be getting pulled to the ground.

This isn’t what you had in mind when you adopted your dog.

Your body aches and you’re so frustrated you want to scream.

You’re also embarrassed by her behaviour when you’re out in public because she doesn’t just pull toward the squirrels, she whines, barks, and screeches in a way that makes people think you’re hurting her.

You know that walks are good for her health (and yours as well,) but now they’ve turned into a stressful event that you’d rather avoid.

Avoiding the walks isn’t making life any easier, though. Now you feel guilty all the time and she’s climbing the walls with all that pent up energy.

If this sounds familiar, you need to check out this week’s blog post.

This week’s post will help you whether your pup lunges toward squirrels, cars, people, or other dogs.

Imagine walking your dog with her by your side with a nice loose leash. No more getting yanked around. No more being tied up. No more embarrassment.

You can read the blog post here:
https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/is-your-dog-obsessed-with-squirrels


Wishing you a safe and happy howloween! Remember to set your dog up for success tonight. Not every dog is ready to calml...
31/10/2023

Wishing you a safe and happy howloween!

Remember to set your dog up for success tonight. Not every dog is ready to calmly walk by people wearing freaky costumes. Not every dog is ready to have the doorbell chime one hundred times in one night. Do what’s best for you and your pup tonight. If she’s calmly tucked into her crate enjoying a bone (or napping) while you watch a movie, that’s success for you. Whatever you do, be safe and have fun! And keep the chocolate out of reach.

🎃💀🐾👻🧛‍♂️🧟‍♀️



Oakleigh is afraid of her kitchen because she was frightened by the smoke detector. This fear has rippled to hearing the...
26/10/2023

Oakleigh is afraid of her kitchen because she was frightened by the smoke detector. This fear has rippled to hearing the gas stove turn on, the oven turning on, and even a pen clicking that sounds like the gas stove clicking on. She slinks away and hides when her owners go into the kitchen, especially around dinner time.

Placework is one of the strategies we’re using to teach Oakleigh that nothing bad will happen to her when she’s on her cot. It’s her place to feel calm and relaxed.

She’s learning placework in many areas of her home, including the kitchen.

Her clients shared these amazing photos of her relaxing on her cot in the kitchen.

If your dog has fear or anxiety, they can overcome it. You can become a confident dog owner and help your dog over their fear instead of feeling sad for them every day because they aren’t happy and they don’t feel safe in your home.

Imagine seeing your dog finally relax around the things that used to make her feel so scared. You can give her that gift. Help is one phone call away. Schedule your free call now. Link in my bio.

🎉 Free Blog Friday 🎉Puppy school was an awful experience for you and your puppy. You didn’t get the one-on-one guidance ...
06/10/2023

🎉 Free Blog Friday 🎉

Puppy school was an awful experience for you and your puppy. You didn’t get the one-on-one guidance that you needed. Your puppy was singled out as the “naughty” one and it made you feel anxious and embarrassed. You didn’t attend all of the sessions because the other puppies were bullies and your puppy seemed afraid to go to class. Some of you even got asked to leave because your puppy was disruptive. You had nowhere to go — until now. 

So many of my in-home clients have a puppy school story like this. They felt embarrassed, singled-out, ignored, and anxious. Quite a few also felt that their instructor was mean and rude.

We created Puppy School Dropouts for owners just like you. 

You deserve one-on-one attention and an instructor who is kind. 

We’re keeping the class size small. With only four participants, there’s lots of space for everyone which makes it easier for puppies and adolescent dogs to learn and listen to their owners. 

If you’re struggling with: 
-pulling on the leash
-chewing inappropriate items (baseboards, flooring, remote controls, etc) 
-selective listening (especially when you’re calling your pup out of your backyard) 
-barking out the window (and at every noise outside) 
then this is the class for you! 

This week’s blog post will help you whether your pup was a puppy school dropout or a shiny star in puppy class but a nightmare in your home and on walks.

You can read the blog post here: https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/puppy-school-dropouts

Thanks for reading the blog.

Please share this post with anyone who deserves a puppy school do-over ❤️🐾

Ready for an amazing relationship with your pup? Link in my bio to grab your spot in Puppy School Dropouts before it fills up.


https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/puppy-school-dropouts
06/10/2023

https://beyonddogtraining.ca/news/puppy-school-dropouts

Puppy school was an awful experience for you and your puppy. You didn’t get the one-on-one guidance that you needed. Your puppy was singled out as the “naughty” one and it made you feel anxious and embarrassed. You didn’t attend all of the sessions because the other puppies were bullies and ...

This is the book that saved my life. Losing Magic so young was devastating. I was heartbroken, anguished, and depressed....
19/09/2023

This is the book that saved my life.

Losing Magic so young was devastating. I was heartbroken, anguished, and depressed. Despite decades of loving fiercely and saying goodbyes both with personal pets and countless beloved animals while working at U of G, I found myself totally unequipped to process my emotions, to move forward, or let go.

Whether you’re on a journey to become more mindful or not, whether you meditate or not, if you are suffering because of a loss this book may offer you some gentle guidance.

After reading it once, I began again. It kind of felt like a safety net. I carried it in my backpack everywhere I went. It accompanied me on many a mindful walk on the beach and was present during meditations as well.

One of the most beautiful things this book taught me is that grief is an extension of love. I picture grief like a wave now, always changing — some moments you’ll be surfing on top of it and other moments you’ll feel as though you’re being bludgeoned by a tsunami; but that water that is carrying you, supporting you — that’s your love and it’s looking for somewhere to go.
Thinking of grief in this way was very comforting to me and made my journey feel far less scary and overwhelming.

Thank you, for writing such an impactful book.

After taking months to emotionally heal, I find myself grateful to Magic once more as it is because of her that I have learned to cope with grief in a compassionate and mindful way.

I am in total awe of how much dogs can teach us if we are open to learning.

Because I took the time to heal, Ripple will not sit in Magic’s shadow, but will be a reflection of all of the beautiful things we learned and did together.

Ripple too, lost someone this year. Her owner passed away leaving her all alone. After being picked up by the police, she went to live in a vet clinic and then an overcrowded shelter.
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