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Balanced dog training
Dog Walker in Vancouver My mission is to empower people to create their ideal relationships with their dogs.

National Dog Trainer's Federation Certified

NomaDog training sessions are dedicated to teaching and guiding dog owners to change unwanted behaviours and improve communication with their dogs. Change is possible through patience and consistency, it is all about creating the right lifestyle for you and your dog.

10/11/2024

When I meet potential clients.
One of the first questions I ask is.
What is their goal?
They want a dog that doesn't react.
Friendly with people and dogs.
A dog that they can take anywhere.
They want to have a happy, lucky dog.

They think that if they go through training.
Their dog all of the sudden won't make any mistakes.
They will never react or growl anymore.

There are so many variables in life.
And so many things will happen.
That will trigger your dog.
There could be even traumatic experiences.
But if you know what you are doing.
And your relationship with your dog is good.
No matter what happens.
You will be able to guide your dog.

And that, for me, is the goal.
To have that type of relationship with my dog.
And develop the proper skills as a dog handler.
That no matter the circumstances.
I can always lead my dog.
And raise him to be happy, lucky dog.

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10/03/2024

Nothing changes if nothing changes
People want different results.
But they resist doing things in a different way. 🤷‍♂️

09/17/2024

Actions themselves are not good or bad.
We are the ones who judge them as good or bad.
Your dog pulling on the lead.
Your dog jumping on you or on people.
Your dog playing like crazy and biting.
None of that is bad.

But the question is.
Can you stop it whenever you want?
I know dog trainers who love that their dogs jump on them.
But if they say enough, their dog will stop.
Or if their dog tries to jump on someone else, they can stop it.

I know people who couldn't care less about their dog pulling on the lead.
But if they say heel, their dog will go next to them straight away.
And ignore distractions.

It is not that certain actions are bad and shouldn't be allowed at all.
Even a dog biting is good and allowed within certain contexts.

The important thing is that you are able to stop it whenever you want.
If you are not able to do simple things like that.
How are you going to be able to stop your dog from reacting?
Or how are you going to stop your dog from wanting to bite you or another person?

My way of thinking is that each person does their own thing and creates their own rules.
Because that is how I like to live.
That is the ultimate freedom.

But to achieve that freedom.
You and your dog need the right level of skills and communication.
You want to develop those skills.
And have the proper experience.
That will give you the confidence to create your own rules.

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07/02/2024

People have been asking me why I haven't posted in a while.
To be honest, Choco is on charge of social media.
And he has been slacking off.
We already gave him a warning.
And he said he would change his attitude. 🤣
It's time to keep him accountable.

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05/10/2024

Choco enjoying the view...
Summer is coming ☀️

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