Cainark Dog Training

Cainark Dog Training Award winning dog training company, providing 1:1 behavioural training, Workshops, Group Courses and Clubs
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Human foods your dog can eat with you!(Comment below your dog's favourite.)1. Eggs - This is a common dog favourite, whi...
27/11/2024

Human foods your dog can eat with you!
(Comment below your dog's favourite.)

1. Eggs - This is a common dog favourite, which is great as they're a healthy, dog-friendly snack with a great source of healthy protein, fatty acids, and vitamins. Fatty acids help support your dog, inside and out.

2. Apples - Another great treat for your dog. You can both enjoy one of your five a day together. Apples are great for Vitamin A, Vitamin C and dietary fibre.

3. Rice - Cooked white rice can be seen in many dog foods due to its positive and dog-friendly nutritional value. Cooked white rice contains healthy carbohydrates, and magnesium, phosphorus, manganese, selenium, iron, vitamin B, folic acid, thiamin, and niacin.

4. Yoghurt - Plain yoghurt is also a dog-friendly snack. Plain yoghurt is high in calcium and protein. It also can act as a probiotic, which can be good for your dogs digestive system.

Which one of these foods does your dog enjoy most?

25/11/2024

It's getting ridiculous now...

The amount of dog trainers we see throwing dogs around and claiming "they've been trained" is unbelievable.

Not to mention the people who actually follow and praise them for "helping" those dogs... it's crazy.

Why?

Because they're not being trained... they're fearful.

Everything those dogs do is through fear.

Not training. Fear...

Who's the worst and most aggressive trainer you've seen on social media?

Comment your worst dog-walking experience below ↓
23/11/2024

Comment your worst dog-walking experience below ↓

21/11/2024

Don’t forget to book your space on our Understanding Reactivity seminar on 27th November at 6.30pm

Three-step approach to preventing lead pulling ↓ 1. Reward from the heel position while marking it with a marker word li...
19/11/2024

Three-step approach to preventing lead pulling ↓

1. Reward from the heel position while marking it with a marker word like "heel"

2. Gradually extend the duration of walking in the heel position before rewarding.

3. Once you've proofed it indoors, take it outside and start the process again.

Continue this with maximum patience and you will achieve great heel-lead walking results.

If you're still experiencing issues or having trouble, DM us, we're here to help.

17/11/2024

You're doing recall all the wrong ↓

Your dog won't respond to you repeatedly calling their name.

In fact, your dog's name isn't a recall, it's as simple as that!

Using a specific command like "[Name] Come" is much more effective.

Of course, you'll need to train this command to mean what you want it to mean.

However, having a strong recall keeps your dog safe and makes them responsive when necessary.

Does your dog have a strong recall?

12/11/2024

Your dog can eat these human foods! 👇

Here's our group of three list

1. Broccoli Stem (Great for teeth cleaning!)

2. Cranberries, Blueberries, Raspberries

3. Apples, Bananas, Strawberries

What's your dog's favourite human treat?
Tell us in the comments 👇

Comment your dog breed 👇
08/11/2024

Comment your dog breed 👇

Follow  for more dog training support.Here's 3 Signs That A Dog Is Reactive (Read All Points!) Stiff Body and Staring: O...
04/11/2024

Follow for more dog training support.

Here's 3 Signs That A Dog Is Reactive (Read All Points!)

Stiff Body and Staring: One of the most noticeable signs that a dog might be reactive is a stiff body posture and intense staring. This behaviour indicates that the dog feels threatened or on high alert. A stiff body often accompanies a locked gaze, which can be intimidating. It's crucial to give the dog space and avoid direct eye contact to prevent escalating the situation.

Growling as a First Line of Defense: Growling is a dog's way of expressing discomfort or fear. It's their first line of defence and a clear signal to back off. This vocalisation is a warning, not an immediate threat. Understanding and respecting a growl can prevent further escalation. It's important to remain calm and give the dog the space it needs.

Wagging Tail Doesn't Always Mean Friendly: A common misconception is that a wagging tail signifies friendliness. However, the context and type of wag are crucial. A fast, stiff wag accompanied by other signs of tension might indicate agitation rather than happiness. Observing the whole body language is key to interpreting a dog's mood accurately.

02/11/2024

Send this to a dog owner who's expecting a baby soon! 🍼

Here are 7 ways you can prepare your dog for the arrival of your newborn baby ↓

- Introduce New Scents: Gradually familiarise your dog with the baby's scent by using baby lotions or clothing before the baby's arrival.

- Set Boundaries: Establish areas in the house that will be off-limits to your dog, such as the nursery, and practice this early on.

- Practice Gentle Interactions: Use a doll to simulate gentle interactions and demonstrate appropriate behaviour around the baby.

- Play Baby Sounds: Help your dog get used to the sounds of a newborn by playing recordings of baby cries and coos.

- Reinforce Commands: Strengthen basic obedience commands like "sit," "stay," and "leave it" to ensure your dog is well-behaved.

- Plan Gradual Introductions: When the baby arrives, allow your dog to gradually meet them in a calm and controlled environment.

- Maintain Routine: Keep your dog's routine as consistent as possible to reduce anxiety and help them adjust to the new family member.

If you're still struggling with this or need some additional support, comment "baby" and we'll schedule a time to call and discuss ways to help.

Congratulations to our Puppy level 2 and Adolescent graduates for completing their courses today 👏🤩Our next Puppy level ...
02/11/2024

Congratulations to our Puppy level 2 and Adolescent graduates for completing their courses today 👏🤩

Our next Puppy level 2 course starts on Saturday 9th November at 10.30am

The next Adolescent course starts on Saturday 14th December at 10.30am

Visit www.cainarkdogtraining.com to book your space on our group courses 🐾

Follow  for more dog training advice.I guarantee you've fed your dog at the table at some stage, even if it's once...It'...
31/10/2024

Follow for more dog training advice.

I guarantee you've fed your dog at the table at some stage, even if it's once...

It's an extremely common issue because 70%+ dogs will beg at the table.

If you answered "yes, " you've been rewarding the begging, sometimes, even without knowing.

So what's the solution?

It's very simple and very straightforward.

Ignore your dog at the table...

It's tough, but that's the solution to stop and prevent table begging.

Do you allow table begging, some don't mind - Let us know in the comments

Spaces are filling fast for our next round of courses!Visit www.cainarkdogtraining.com to book your space today 🐾
30/09/2024

Spaces are filling fast for our next round of courses!

Visit www.cainarkdogtraining.com to book your space today 🐾

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