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06/01/2026

Does your dog only listen to you if they visually SEE the food in your hand?
Try this.

05/01/2026

Does your dog only listen if you have food in your hand?
You're not alone.

Downside of being self employed is that you don’t really have anyone to share wins with (and tbh my partner kinda is bor...
05/01/2026

Downside of being self employed is that you don’t really have anyone to share wins with (and tbh my partner kinda is bored of all the “i sold a book updates”) so instead I will share them with you all! 🤣🤩

My 2026 goal is to sell at least 100 books including my Reactive Dog Owners Guide thats hopefully coming out in February!

Are you struggling with your dog paying attention to you or just general engagement?Here is 6 easy games to play at home...
03/01/2026

Are you struggling with your dog paying attention to you or just general engagement?
Here is 6 easy games to play at home, in your yard and in the park that make YOU the life of the party for your dog.

Discover 6 powerful engagement games that make your dog focus on YOU, not just the toy. Build unbreakable attention and have more fun on every walk!Training ...

Still struggling with a reactive dog? Here are 10 reasons why it might be happening:1. You aren’t spending enough time w...
03/01/2026

Still struggling with a reactive dog? Here are 10 reasons why it might be happening:

1. You aren’t spending enough time where your dog is just calmly co-existing instead of playing with other dogs. Calm is training too.

2. Can your dog even walk on leash without pulling? If not, that’s step one before tackling everything else.

3. Someone told you corrections are bad and you just nodded along. Sorry, that advice is outdated.

4. You are using corrections… but they’re completely ineffective. Timing, consistency, and knowing your dog matter.

5. Your dog is a rescue and you’re stuck in their sob story. Yes, empathy is good. Enabling reactive behaviour isn’t.

6. You’ve been avoiding all triggers. Guess what? Avoidance won’t fix the reactivity.

7. You keep putting your dog in situations they aren’t ready for. You’re teaching frustration, not calm.

8. You’re not using the right equipment for YOUR dog. One size does not fit all.

9. You aren’t getting enough reps in. Dogs need practice in predictable ways to actually learn.

10. You have unrealistic expectations. Your dog is not going to be perfect overnight — and that’s okay.

The method works. The problem isn’t your dog. It’s skipping steps, avoiding the boring work, and expecting instant magic. Slow down, get consistent, and stop hunting for quick fixes. Your dog will thank you, and so will your sanity.

New year, new goals, right? Most people think about hitting the gym, eating better, or finally learning that new skill. ...
02/01/2026

New year, new goals, right? Most people think about hitting the gym, eating better, or finally learning that new skill. But if you run group classes, your resolution could be simpler, smarter, and way more satisfying: run calmer, more engaging, stress-free classes.

Let’s face it. Every trainer has had a class that spiraled a little out of control. One overexcited puppy, one distracted adolescent, one owner who forgot the treats: suddenly you’re juggling chaos instead of teaching.

I can help with that!

This book gives you:
✔️ 30+ structured, plug-and-play games
✔️ Easy and harder versions for every skill level
✔️ Clear instructions so you can run games with zero prep
✔️ Ways to reset energy, refocus dogs, and keep clients engaged

It’s like a little cheat sheet for your classes, without actually cheating. No more awkward filler moments, no more staring at the clock hoping inspiration will strike. Just games that work, designed specifically for trainers like you.

Make 2026 the year your classes flow smoother, your clients stay happier, and you finally enjoy teaching without constantly improvising.

Game On! is available now — your first resolution of the year, checked off.

30/12/2025

Prepping my canine with Kanine.

Proper routine in the works. We got sidetracked and just had a party 😂.

and .official

New year, new energy — but the same dogs, the same owners, and the same potential chaos. If you’ve ever felt the mid-cla...
30/12/2025

New year, new energy — but the same dogs, the same owners, and the same potential chaos. If you’ve ever felt the mid-class slump, struggled to fill those tricky 5 minutes, or needed a quick way to reset the room, this is for you.

Game On! Games for Group Classes has over 30 ready-to-run games designed to make your life as a trainer easier. Each game comes with:
✔️ Clear instructions so you know exactly how to run it
✔️ Easy and harder options to challenge every dog in your class
✔️ A specific purpose, whether it’s engagement, focus, or impulse control
✔️ Zero prep — just open the book and go

No more scrambling for ideas or watching clients get restless. With these games, you can keep energy levels under control, maintain client engagement, and run classes that actually feel enjoyable instead of chaotic.

Start 2026 strong, with confident, fun, and structured group classes. Your students (both dogs and owners) will thank you, and your brain will too.

Game On! is available now — make your first class of the year the best one yet.

Sometimes we make mistakes we aren't even aware of which stop us from progressing.These are the 5 mistakes I see most wi...
28/12/2025

Sometimes we make mistakes we aren't even aware of which stop us from progressing.
These are the 5 mistakes I see most with my clients!

Sometimes we make mistakes we aren't even aware of, these are the 5 I see the most with clients.00:00 Intro00:12 Reason 101:17 Reason 23:06 Reason 34:17 Reas...

Make 2026 the year your group classes flow smoother and stay calmer.Game On! gives you 30+ structured games with easy an...
27/12/2025

Make 2026 the year your group classes flow smoother and stay calmer.

Game On! gives you 30+ structured games with easy and hard versions so every dog can succeed.

Start the year ready to run fun, engaging classes without scrambling for ideas.

26/12/2025

Does having a sports title define if you are a good dog trainer or not?

What do you think?

I ended up in a dog training discussion on reddit where someone said that if you can't be bothered to get at least ONE dog title (so novice) you are a charlatan and don't deserve to be a dog trainer.

When I asked how about trainers such as Tyler Muto, Sean Oshea, Training Between the Ears, Stephanie from Method K9, Larry Krohn... they're all very amazing dog trainers but aren't known for their titles in sport (I mean they may have some idk, but that's not their field).

No. They were also all charlatans because they haven't proven their skills in a standardized environment.

I said that was a very hot take. Would love to know what ya'll think!

🎄 Merry Christmas Everyone 🎄Roses are red,Violets are blue,I chewed your new slippers,But I still love you too.Cookies a...
24/12/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas Everyone 🎄

Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
I chewed your new slippers,
But I still love you too.

Cookies are tasty,
The tree smells divine,
I’ll be your good pup…
Most of the time.

I sniffed all the presents,
I sniffed under the tree,
I didn’t eat the wrapping,
(Okay… maybe just a wee.)

Merry Christmas, hoomans,
Let’s cuddle and play,
I’ll guard all the snacks,
And nap through the day! 🐾🎄

🎄 Merry Christmas from all of us at The Complete Canine! 🎄

Wishing you a joyful holiday season filled with peace, laughter, and of course, plenty of cuddles from your four-legged friends. 🐾

Whether your days are full of family, friends, or furry companions, we hope you take a moment to relax, reflect, and enjoy the little things that make this season special.

Thank you for being part of our community, we can’t wait to see what 2026 brings for you and your pups!

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Hi!

I’m Sanne (Sah-nah) founder of ‘The Complete Canine’. The Complete Canine came to be because of my own dogs Lenyx and Zelda, who are proudly displayed in my logo. Lenyx and Zelda are my inspiration and my passion. Without them, I wouldn’t have taken the step to go into dog training. Lenyx is this old soul and my heart dog. He is really attached to me and loves his family and isn’t necessarily interested in other dogs (or people) around him. He’s friendly, but selective. When Lenyx was 7 months he broke his toe and became quite reactive and fearful to touch and vet visits. We called in a trainer to help us with his potential aggression with the vet and saw our dog change drastically. I loved our trainer’s work so much, that I decided, that is what I want to do. Help people, help their dogs. Zelda is a joy. She’s our Herd2Homes rescue Kelpie x Koolie. She is as extrovert as a dog can be. She is the typical working dog and exactly what I wanted in a working dog, to be able to go sheep herding and hopefully end up doing agility competitions with her. She’s full of beans and has a huge (weird) character. I thank them everyday for being there for me and making my life richer.

Passion

Teaching and helping people is something that comes naturally to me. I have been a full time primary school teacher for 6 years and the switch to dog training feels like a perfect next step to me, although currently I am balancing it with my fulltime job. I have the right amount of people skills, ability to explain, train and teach and the passion and handling skills with dogs. I strive to learn as much as possible and am thankful for trainers such as Jay Jack, Chad Mackin, Tyler Muto and Pat Stuart to continue to educate and share their practices. I am also very lucky to call Ernie Frappa (The Dog Bloke) my mentor.